... I oLICITORS' and GENERAL LIFE ASSURNCE SOCIETY. l ~Sht ctcno h rft given to the ascoured. Apply to any so~lcitor, or at the Offioe .57 Chancery lanue London. sovda lictro CHARLES JOHN GILL, Seorctary. ROTECTOR LIFE OFFICE, 35 OLD JEWRY. ccisiscsu l IteIon JOHTN CtIETWYND TALBOT, Q.C JlC1 DoerrvCiA Aiai.t-W CRIPPS, Esq. M.P. ,i-hoff, Esq. Joshua T.ockvood, Esq. Tb~~ N,,d~tieM~. Ralph Chas. ...

... [ HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—This Evicting, FIGLIA DEL REGGIMENTO. Maria, Millie. Jenny Lind; Sulpixio, Sig. F. Lablache; Tonio, Sig, Gardoni.—And ALMA. Mdllcs. Cerito, Stephana; M. Perrot, M. St. Leon.—Doors open at 7. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. —TB is Evening, LA GAZZA LADRA. Ninetta, Mad. Grisi; Pippo, Mdlle. Alboni; Giant tto, Sig. Marini; Fernando, Sig. Tarnburini; Poduta, Sig. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY, JULY 23. PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. The ceremony ...

... 5,o'a.,'lY OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY, T -I½E DIOCESE O'l' DURHAM. ,, :, TiU.ItSDAY. the 2nd Day of September j Nex!, ,N Ii be iied at tlae AaiMbJy Rooms, New- 1' .,N5VF1RbSA RY MEETING OF THE Si1l'1TY OF THE SONiS OF '1THE CLERGY. , 'ne'~e is he,(-by given to the Widows and Sons ' Dau itcrsi el detased Clergymen who now receive I , ,ron, t6h3 *.nciety, that if they (10 not send a ;, rr~. FP ...

... TURRET CLOCK. r 0 be SOLD, a very good Thirly hour TURRET ITCLOCK, with Brass Wbeels, complete and equal to naws, having been renovated by a new Frame, Busbh., Pinions, and Escapement. and the Whels turned and rounded atew. The above will be found well calculated for a small Village Churib, or Union-houee-requiring a fall of about fiften feet only. A Dial and Dial-work can be added, if ...

... DURDHAM-DOWN NURSERIES. D June 24, 1847. GARAWAY, MAYES, & CO. inform the Nobility and Gentry that their extensive Colleetion of ROSES are now in fine Bloom, extending over a thousand choice varieties. The Summer Bloomning consists of Provenee, Moss, Frcneh, Hybrid Bourbon, Hybrid Provence, Hybrid China, Damask, Austrian, &c. The Perpetuals include Damask Perpetuals, Hybrid Per- petuals. ...

... UBBESTON SUFFOLK. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By J. CALEY, At the Swan Inn. Harleston, Norfolk, on Wednesdaythe Or 4th August 1847. at 5 o'clock in the Afternoon, Very valuablelFREEHOLD FARMsituateatUBBES- A TON, Upon the Road leading from Laxfield to Hales. A worth, in afine corn-growing district, surroundedby capital markets adjoining the property of the Rt. Hon. Lord at lIuntingfield, Sir R. S. ...

... A WEB W EFT In April last, at 21 'iison Street. r LIE Owner ?? have it by proving his property, and paying Lexpenses. FOSTIOUND FOUND, t On Thursday, 8th iostant, on the Glasgow and Paisley Railway, Near Mossroad Station. FOTner mav have him on provin; his property, and paying by appviirnq to Mr. Hugh Kennedy. Superintendent s of Poiice on the said Railwiay. If not claimed within eight days, ...

... Esq., of Woodfield, has been placed on the commission of the peace for the county of Lancaster. Mr. Rowland Hill now in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, inspecting the post-office arrangements. Amid cries of No Popery, the shrill cat-call of No endowments, No bishops, begins be heard.—' Times.' It is said that market-gardener at Baguley, in Cheshire, about six miles from Manchester, ...

... sJ_ Clhester anld iHolyhead Railwary SIXTH1 CALL OF 015 PER SHARE, THE AMlOUNT CALLED £32 108. Pan SHARE. N pursuance of a Resolution of the Board of _ Directors, Shareholders in this Company are - requilrcd to pay, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 21st JULY next, a Call of Five Pounds per Share to either of the undermentioned Bankers :- T Londofl,-Messrs. Glyn & Co., Lombard-street. Liveepool ...

... NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. A LL PERSONS having any Clalms on the EstatP of A Mr. WILLIAM DRAKE, late of Four Alills, Credit-o, in Devon, Flour Manufacturer, deceased, are forthwith requested to send tbe same to me the undersigned, that the samo may be examined 'and dischargod. And all Persons indebted to the said Estate are forthwith desired to pay the same to M~r. G. H. DRAk E, ...

... In the House of Lords yesterday the subjects discussed were the Scotch Peers' Qualification and the Irish Poor-law Administration Bills, and the matter of differential duties in the colonies, the latter at the instance of Lord Ashburton. In the House of Commons, Lord J. Russell, answer to Mr. Escott, said that of the five bills before the house affecting the representation of the he was only ...