... TFLFIiRAPII OFFJCK. Wind at Holyhead ~ fresh breeze at p.m. 'Ml Holyhead, at •• a.m., No. i*:> 1 Palatine, ship ;at a.iu 7!' ...

... *~~~tip4ptg. fi LK UL AND HAMBURG.- Powerful First-class Steam Ships. EVERY TUESDAY EVENING. (Carrying Post-Office Letter.Bags.) - The ?? 11th and 25th MAY. The LEEDS ?? TUESDAY 18th MAY. As soon after 6 P.m. as the Tide permits. Chief Cabin, £2; ForeCabin, El. JOSEPH SANDERSON & CO., Agents, Hull. R. M. SLOMAN, Junior, Broker, Hambro'. CHANGE OF DAYS. flH ULL & NEWCASTIE. . al1 11`(Calling ...

... MEDICAL, and GENERAL (iC1lfFE7 ASSUJBAN~CE SOCIETY. A5OUrAceS on EHealthy Lives, this Society con- ?? AessOnD the Lives of Persons subject to Gout. la0 sront and otherdiseases, nthe paysnent of a Pre- tif0af put.0~ d to the increased risk. The plan of granting ,fic Prpoporn lhealthy lives originated with this office in the ;edsflrP24tion of Assurance may be effected with this 'frer! ?? are ...

... EATR ROAROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Night of the Season. )I, JOY begs respectfully to announce that his BENE. yIT, and the Last Night of the Company's Performing, will take place N SATURDAY NEXT, 5th June, 1847, on O which occasion will be presented the favourite Play j the POINT OF HONOUR, . St France, Mr H Cooke; Valcour, Mr Villar rj . ,,I DIr H Bland; Steinberg, Mr F Cooke; Ber a, Mrs Tie~trau; ...

... f MONDAY, Mat 3. ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Secoxd lUadino.—Rochdale Water Works BilL Commitment.—Army Service Bill. [Lords summoned.] Thmu> Reading.—lncumbered Estates (Ireland) Bill. NOTICE MOTION.—The Marquis of to move resolution declaring that the exis ing laws of landlord and tenant in Ireland require immediate revision and amendment. [Lords summoned.] TUESDAY, Mat 4. ORDER OF THE DAY.—Skcoxu ...

... TO WATCH MAKERS. W ANTED,-A Single YOUNG MAN, who un- W derstands the Watch and Clock Trade, and ot good address, to assist in a 1ail Fancy Business.- Character and references r ~usf bear the strictest Inves- tigation. | h Apply, stating wages effected, out of the house, to Hounsom's Library, Bognor, Sussex. I SO ?? z-BROO MIIFIELD I I4OUSE, hi the pariso# Widley,with 11 Acres of Land, more or ...

... DUBLIN, Mat 13. The bulletin of to-day states that The Lord Lieutenant has had quiet night, and feels somewhat stronger. The following letter, denouncing the perpetrators of the outrages in the south, is published in the government paper this evening: To the Inhabitants of the Counties or and Limerick.— The Lord Lieutenant has observed with regret, that evil and misguided persons are ...

... the day of publication. ...

... BUSINESS OF THE WEEK THE LORDS. MONDAY, Mav 17. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Second Readings.—Factories Bill [Lords summoned]. laggerstune College Incorporation BUI. Commitment.—Townshend Peerage Bill. Retort. —Threatening Letters, fce.. Bill (amen ments). Third Readings.—La ded Proi>erty (Ireland) Bill [Lords summoned! ; .Newmarket and Chcteitteld (ex'ensiou Thctford); Do. (extension Bury and branch to ...

... a- -- HEIR-AT-Law raccxEwY, n Office, 14 Chathani-place, Blackfmiars. Ti Society, instituted in the year e 1839, for the purpose of providing professional advice, aided by adequate funds, to enable Heirs at-Law, Personal Rtpresentatives, Legatees, and others, to assert their rights in cases where it can clearly e be made to appear that they are wrongfully deprived of property, to :t which by ...

... lira be Sold or ILeot, AxiD EINTLRED uPON, I3ISEDIATELY, No, 1, ERW FAIR TERRACE3, Garth Road, Bangor. rrIlE above desirable Residence, consisting of tLplicr and Lowerlitchens,Front and Back a'riours, Drawigli Room, Best and Back Bed Rooal, and two excelledt, Upper 13ed Roomns.- Attached is.a good Garden Yard, and Out-offices, ard a never-failing supply oftpure spring water; thee is also a ...

... attended a private meeting of the liberal electors, at which it was resolved he should address the constituents on Monday evening. A meeting of the electors was accordingly held in the Exchange Buildings, aud Sir E. N. Buxton having expressed his opiniou favourably upon the subjects of commercial liberty, the extension of the suffrage, and the abolition of tlie church-rates, avowed that lie ...