... H R-ENRY GARDNER desires to return his sincere thanks to those friends and neighbours who so kindly assisted in extinguishing the late Fire on his premises on the 3d utinio. Chiippiyn-Norton. Jan. 6, 1848. ...

... 3171 ~WLLIADIb HUNT I WINNOWNVIN MACHINE anid BRL INFCTURER, p GS leai'a to return hlis I teu thanks for I B.Jthe minny faos harrdo i frmoethan 20 years bythe irih abittit ?? n iiiy \V. 1-1. hanvingrovd* e L'-IN an CASTLE ?? BLO,0X H.\Al. wver hei~le rrying on the above boninless, hopes, by trict ateton i uctuality, still to merit their' ?? and suppot an(la ta f tire agricurlturrists (if Blox- ...

... RYDE WINTER SUBSCRIPTION BALLS. M R. P. T. HELLVER has the honour to an. M nounce that the THIRD SUBSCRIPTION BALL for the Season, will be held on Wednesday, January 26, 1848, at the Town Hall. Stewards. Capt. Brigstocke, R.N. M ajor Alves A. F. Leeds, Esq. Capt. Love Arthur Sanders, Esq. Subscribers Tickets.-Gentlemen's21s. Ladies' Sa. Non-Subscribers, 6s. each, to be obtained at the Royal ...

... (ADVERTISEMENT.) 'or ?? To ae EDITOR of the HAMPSHIRE TELEORAP1. .re ld SOUrTHEA, JANUARY 20O}1, 1848. SIR,-May I claim your favourable notice of the of enclosed. I crave your indulgence on your well estab- d- lished independence and liberality, and the support you of have ever given to the profession to which I have the se honour to belong. I feel myself most reluctantly obliged be to appeal ...

... HIGH STREET. PETERSFIELD. M ISS NEWPORT will be prepared to receive her M Pupils or Tuesday, the 2nd of February. titk 134, HiGH SRET, GOSPORT T to T HE DUTIES of MISS IVOWATT'S ESTA- - BLISHIENT will be RESUMED 17th January, B 1848. 1848 NEW URTISLE O~F WIGHT. T HE MISS ES TUPPER announce to-their friends o and the public, that their Pupils will RESUME teir studies on the 20th instant. 11, ...

... t QXLEY'S ESSENCE' OF; GINGER, FOR GOU'k, EHEUMATISM, SPASMS, NERVOUS e - - COMPLAINTS- &c.:&c. .i j rpHISHIGHLY CONCENTRATED ESSENCE . L OF JAMAICA GINGER, recommended by many of the most eninent Medical Men; and used by persons of the highest rank and respectahihty, has for more than five and thirty e years past, obtained an established reputation. Itrelievesand shortens the duration of fits ...

... TpO LET, in a p ant part of the City of Oxford,- T SIX ROOMS a genteel House, readi Furnished, on advantageous ?? at the Office of this Paper. A FEW MAIDEN EL AND ASH TREES, Wi1TH Tri, AND LOP, At Morarsh 'a1do , near Nuneham, Oxon. TB S B SjOXD IY AUCTION, T AL A3 & X~~Se.lW.3dO 9N, Oni Wednesday next ,e 2Gth of January, 1848,at Mr. Jones's, the public house, Marsh Baldon, at Twelve o'clock, ...

... Relief of the Distressed. Po T HE Vce-Chacellor and Mayo tcpec~tfully re- T comamend the resident lirhabjitants tile University and City of Oxford to continence a eubsorieurnetotprovide Soup arid Fuel for the Decesios o tthi clemn seasn. susr.rai'S ALR DYRECEIVED. The RetiereCactr 5WCoy Tboemue. Enq.o The %oVhi iteMan'.2~ Aldermoan %V. 5 harp 2 .J. H. La. n. A t.I ..lf Aldermnan J1. Thiorp2 W. ...

... Portsnmaouth & Portsea Bank for f'tvinge. y HE OFFICE of this INSTITUTION will be Topen every MONDA V, from 12 to 2 o'clock, as h usual, for the lecei!tand Payment of Mfoney.-Attend- ancc will be given at the Office every FRIDAY u Evening, at Seven o'Clock, for half-sa-hour, to receive Depositors' Books, for the purpose of having the In. terest added to the account, and to deliver the Bookrs ...

... FINE BEECH TIMBER FOR SALE, A t STOKENCH UR CH, OroI. E BE SOL D BY AU C T ION, L ZBy Myx. SVERNON, At the King's Arms Inn, Stokenchurch, on' Wednesday the 5th of January, 1840, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, (by direction of John Fane, Esq.),-About 450 Loads of superior BEECa TIMBER, in lots of about 30 loads each, with the Fellhig Fagots, at per score, growing in the Woods on the Worinsley ...

... BENEFIC-A-lrSOOIETY'S-H-A-IILPO-TS- EA. TRADESMEN'S ANNUAL BALL. T HE Committee for conductin g the A -N N U A L EHTRADESMi EN'S BA LL, in aid of the Charities connected with the Beneficial Society,-beg to notity that it is fixed to take place in the Hall. on Tuesday, 4-hl January, 1848, whin they respectfully request the kind patronage and support of the friends of the Institution, TxcKEts. ...

... GOVERNESS PUPI[, Young Lady may be received in ;a vell-cstbablislhed A Boarding School as atiove, who will be required to rewipr some assistance with the younger pupils; in consideration of ,which duty she wvill be instructed in all the ordinary routine of educatiun, with various accomplishments, on very reduced ?? -Address D.N., Journal Office, Oxford. ...