... the compliment you have paid me by Electing me one of your Representatives in the Town Council, and I trust my attention to your interests, and those of the Borough generally, will be such as to meet your approval. 1 am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, GEORGE DAWSON. Sandon Place, 4th Nov., 1847. TO THE BURGESSES OF ST. PETER'S WARD. GENTLEMEN, — I return you my sincere thanks for tlie ...

... on security Of tbe Com- pany's Debentures, in sums of not less than Intnl.. eich, at bl per cent, interest, payable half-yearly, aud for terms of throe, five, or seven years. Applications to he undo to the undersigned. OH ARL ES A . SAIJ N DERS, Secretary. London Terminus, Paddington, August 20, 1817. TIIK GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY (Incorporated 9 and 10 Viet., 2('th ?? It-UK). - NOTIPI. of CALL, ...

... the 6th of February , the purpose of setting on foot a subscription in aid of •* vine Desutnte Orphans, have much pleasure in publishing \fi , ' w i,ip list of sums received by them. 6 •Sf& Subscriptions fee sum of £.ltm has already been „Ll to tbe purchase of £ 1,495.6. 6 Three per Cent. Conso- Ej Annuities, which now stand in the joint names of Aurerno.. gjffS Rowland Gardiner Alston, Esqrs ...

... The Weekly Chronicle gives tbe following exposition of tbe law by which our currency is now governed :— The Bank Regulation Act of 1844 proceeds upon nine notable assumptions :— u Ist It assumes that £14,000,000 of securities in the hands of the Dsnk of England, including £11,015,100 of Government Debt, is the only proper sum against which Notes may safely issued. The Bank may bold double tbe ...

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... Improvements, ike.: uiciiAup.-mniN. M This work is an invaluable epitome of the statistics of the great staple manufacture of this district, and indeed of Great BriUiri; and comprises, within the compass of volume, mass of information to l>e found nowhere (iuardum. Sold by J. WALKDEN, Stnmtard Office, King William Street; and W. WOOD, Bookseller, Market Place, Blackburn. ...

... to laud and receive passengers and her Majesty's mails:— H I BERNIA, Captain ALEX. RYRIE. BRITANNIA, Captain W. HARRISON. ACADIA, Captain NEIL SHANNON. CALEDONIA, Captain EDWARD G LOTT. CAMBRIA, Captain 0. H. E. JUDKINS. Tho four steam-ships now building arc— ?? The AMERICA, The NIAGARA. The CANADA, The EUROPA. The vessels appointed to sail from Liverpool are— ACADIA, on the 4th of November. ...

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... u.DING NII. DKIMIV t'VM? SMK- s« vi ral i!ii- Ik-'I ]>:irt IV,I yard; and two-thirds the vul niortcace. . Apply t.i ami BitIRCS, nllonicy!-, 1 ('TO mark ft, Derby. .MU lI.MNO CROI ND. .1 rvuiiiii N'it ...

... Hours only,. •werr 1 Company* powerful, splendid, and very favourite „ iv'I'WERPEN. THOMA- JACKSON. Commander, . r ! St. Katharine Wharf, Tower, every SUNDAY MORS- ?? ?? Sin' .'.lock, returning from Antwerp every WEDNEs. v'IIORNTN'., »t Eleven o'clock. The Railroad from Cologne ?? iierliu. (lc. being now opened, travellers may pro- ., places by the way of Antwerp, with the short sea . hours ...

... in the nossessioii of Mr. Richard Bannister, Shoemaker, as J enant. The whole hes been recently put into good repair. ALSO, TO BE LET, And entered on at the same time, A Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in spring Garden-street, being No. 24, and now in the Occupation of Mr. James Newgent, as Tenant. For farther particulars apply to Mr. Clabk, Queen- -.treet, the Owner. Lancaster, October ...

... RECEIVE DIVIDENDS, ami to COLLECT BILLS in the UNITED STATES, and transact other money business.— For further particulars and turins apply atthe London Office, No. 7, St Helens-place. Oct. 6, 1847. G DEB. ATTWO D, Secretory. rp RA VELLERS GOING ABROAD. — The A LONDON JOINT-STOCK BANK grantsCIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, combining all the advantages of Circular Notes, with perfect security to the ...