... *«»?'* B rf %«*• •fft^f ?? practice to baying aod selling Stock. *»_ has e p hi _hest order given as to abihty and J^Ts^sg^, Heralffofto*, Yort, fgiRSKTURNPIKE ROADS. NATICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the r-M-UL ANNUAL MEETING of the „*«£^of the mm Roads will be holden at the fBUBT i Mrf Asbbsw,^UwTThree Tom Hotel, la ?? rf *^iiL^r? TUESDAY, the 9th Day of ?? Noon, for the ?? ?? the Tresmrer *ad ...

... a _ «r Forest, or Head Keeper to any Nobleman or Kt£e_«?takugland, Scotland, or Wale, he perfectly ?,_ertUo ...

... 8. GILLY, D.D., Author ef the Peasantry of the Border. second Edition, with Additional Letters. London : Fnaaofs and John Bivibotob, St Paul's Church Yard, and Waterloo Place; W. Blackwood aad Sons, Edinburgh; Akdkewb, Durham; and Habgbove, York. WRIGHTS' CARRIAGE BUILDING ESTABLISHMENTS, HIGH AND LOW HARROGATE. THE Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and the Public generally, are very respectfully ...

... the ase of which is rapidly extending ?? the Kingdom. Those who desire to use a £2T«. rnifon? character, and sa sis flu sfi ' will j_« POTTER'S GUANO. No charge for Bogs, or SC to Railway, or on Shipboard. Numerous Tes- .*S2k rUI be sent by Post, on application. May be SEect from the Factory, 28, dapham Road Place, ri_!»T and of Richd. Boyle, Hall; WUham Baker, Si fi; J. Metcalfe, ...

... the West- ?? York, L JOSEPH MDNBY, i_B_kuß toe General Gaol Sessions for the said County, L, hereby Summon the Justices of the Pesos, for the Three Riding* of the said County, to meet in a Court of S3l Session, at the Castie of York, on THURSDAY, JwiTwentv-First Day of October next, at TWELVE Sva-eek at Noon, whan the Annual Report of tbe Castle If York, wffl be prepared as required by the ...

... of the Right Sarerend Father in God, Charles Thomas, Lord Bishop rf Ripoo Lord of the Manor of Allerton and Allerton- _,ir# *in tbe County of Tork, will be held in the Coobt Hdw, in Northallerton, on FRIDAT, the Ist, and gATURDAT, the 2nd days of October next, at the hour of Eleven ?? in the Forenoon on each of the said days, when and where all Persons owing Suit or Service or Summoned as ...

... the amount owing by them to Mr. Wat. Bobrs, of Moulton : or Mr. Ad an Staibsb t. of Scorton, in Trust for the said Mrs, Margery Fawcett, on or before the 15th day of Mat next. And all Persons claiming Doha against tbe said Estate, are requested to forward the Particulars of their demands to tbe said Mr. Wm. Hobkx, or Mr. Adam Staibsb y, on or before tbe said day, iv order that they may be ...

... I ?? I Latir. Greek, French, and German languages ; History, _EsflW_ Composition, Geography, toe Use of the globes, jfa-heatot-ea, Practical Surveying and Planning, rimimiiniil Arithmetic, aad Plain and Ornamental rsamaiihlr ; also, Lectures on Natural and Experi- mental Philosophy and Chemistiy, illustrated by an •Kteosive and beautiful Apparatus. Prospectuses, containing Particulars, Terms, ...

... Charity . hereby give Notice that, by a decree nf the Court of Chancery, the Income arising from the Mcsmalated funds of thai Charity is directed to be dis- ?? amongst schools In Bngland and Wales, ■kere the odaoation is in accordance with the principles of the Ghureh of England. Parties desirous of obtain- iaw rran ts must forward their applications, containing particulars of their Schools. ...

... separately, the exclusive Bight of Shooting over the Moors within the undermentioned Manors in the County of West- morland, belonging to the Earl of Lonsdale, viz. :— Baveastoaedale, Wharton, and Nateby, containing together about 9,000 acres of ansnelosod ground. Hilton and Murton, by estimation, 7,000 acres. There k abundance of Game on those Moors, which have been strictly preserved ; and ...

... cludes tbe usual Branches of an English Education, with the French and Latin Languages. TheMoont is situated ia a haah^y and open part of the on tfae Baokeof the Tees; with laws Gardens aid spacious Play-Grounds, where the Pupils hro on opportunity of exeioiße and recreation, ao necessary for the preservation of health. Terms :— Thirty Pounds per annum. No extras. JStt&t* NORTH-RIDING OF ...

... the interchange of Gifts as remembrances of the donors, and tokens of their esteem for the receivers. The most appropriate present becomes the first subject •.consideration; « merely useful one can altord.no evidence of taste ; while a present possessing no claims to utility, shows a want of judgment. To combine these r «qoJsites, a more fitting souvenir cannot be suggested ROWLANDS' TOILET ...