... Y NDNEWCASE RAILWAY.;_ ,Joe Is 15HuEREBY VEsThatih;pur~stutibe:o6f a i fthe board of directornr of this railway, the pro.- , N. E. PURCHASE. shares i tbacor. Psatlehteld to pay a Third.In stalment of F=r.^onds, le h 5hday Of Jojie iext, ait .~fth ne 1,7 edbank5s and Co. !!,00e 2gSir R. GLYN andC.- TeSrooThe COT CIAL BnNK of SCOTLAND. per Cent. per annum (being the rate gealranteed nI.i'? 5hres ...

... Leghorns-The Fashions-Fine L LADIES' and CHILDREN'S LEGHORNS-The largest As- sortment ever imported by any similar Establishment is now on view at FLORENCE HOUSE, 6, Cranbourn-street, Leicester-square, with anl elegant aosortr lt or the mast Fashionable and becoming Englisb and foereign STRAW BONNETS, all at fixed prices, and no abatemnent -Children's Leglhorns, 4s Ladies'. to ti., and upvarda ...

... 1EVANS'S EIOTEL, C6OVENT-GARDEN. JU Gentlemen are respectfully informed that a' Suite of Elegant SUPPER- ROOMS, where smoking is respectlully withheld. have'been opened at tbe 1b9ve hotel. Gentlemen visiting the Royal Italian Opera House, Coventm-karden, will find superior accoummodatlon for Dinners, suppers &c Dinners every Day at Five o'Clock. Beds ane. BreakfaSts. One Guinea per Week. JVOW ...

... SUBSGRIPTKONS, JRk X rAiW, GRAND ST. LEGER SWEXik AVE - . COlMMJEXC)~i , . -' Rahe!Pr~preooftis1 D4 -, . TINE;WSPAPE ,cllltd ?? FAMILY CIRCLES as of BRlTIST SPORT58N.. has determined to pive it&i Subcribers a BOliiSQF UNPRECEDENTED MAGNITUDE ND rxFXCT NOVELTY. Every partyWHETXER ,A PRESENT` EA-D ?? IN- TENDING TO BE S8CH, must pay IN AbVNCB the stn of Twenty Six Shillings wvhich ill jentitle ...

... EACH OF PROMISE.- aft do w~e hear of a fickle young ' blade 1I C intin' the hopes Of his eonfident maid; Jji5Piany soft letters, address'd to fair ribs, 1,e nproved in the issue a tissue of fibs: Ba've p kind sweethearts have proved by their deeds, 1in agY sweetintheir words. they'resore bitter weeds; That tro many a tear has been shed as a token Atd hotr 0je like pie-erust, is made lo be ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. A PAMCIED WESTMINSTER MEETING.- ?? feel lohould not be discharging my duty, if I did not communicate to the electors of West- minster, through your valuable paper, the disgraceful proceedings adopted by Mr. Lushington's friends, at a meeting of the electors con- vened by that g9ntlnmao at the Selgrave Tavern, Pimlics, on Monday ?? W. Mlolesworik in the chair. As an elector, ...

... N~NERS OF THE GRAND--DERBY RJ SWEEP' Oa Przsto be given away have fallen to the 'lot of persons whose names were not known now- The first prize of 150 is due to the holder of ticket No.n2332. It happens that 05 n0twle'gent Mr. Kennedy, of Fetter-lane, Fleet-street, paid for this number - in his own 5 ewaglearn romn him that -he took it for, and remitted to, a country agent, Mr. Lynch, of tswes ...

... rthostrichnic Institution, for the ' Treatment of Stricture, 39, Castle-street, Holborn.-Attendance this Chanty from 7 to 9 on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning'- SpaING NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEXEN. Camuel, Brothers, have determined rot the artangeronents for the present year shall surpassi n mag- cJ ietrate ar beauty every former eflfort. One of the most protracoed aiter illis the memory if ...

... l[-lENRY HAINES I begs- to announce to L1 the Public, that the BROWN BEAR, the Corner of Aldear-g~astereet and BirbaiCan.Adveotised ?? on the 31st instant, is Disposed of by Private Ceotraci. 38, doorgate-street, City. HTENRY HAINES begs to announce to the Public, that the Valuable Lease and Goodwiil of the DUKE'S HEAD. Corner of Frith-street and Compton-street, Soho, Advertised for Sale on ...