... Subscriber to these Ball* ?? seiiu vi* or her name previously to the Stewards. So Subscriber wifl be admitted without produeii- his ticket . no Stranfr - without being introduced by a Subscriber T. SUTTON WESTERN, Esq. 1 J. H- LLOYD ANSTRtiTHEfi, Esq. | Btewards - C upFHOTELrCOLCHESTE£ UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF g3 t GEOEGE HEHHY 81RTH, BART., K£ M ?? a*lr THB ~ WOESHIFFOI ttie MAYOR (H. WOITOH, ...

... Esq., Deputy Chairman. Richard E. Arden, Esq. John Humphery, Esq., Alder- William Banbury, Esq. man, M.P. Edward Bates, Esq. Thomas Kelly, Esq., Alder- Thomas Catnplin, Esq. ?? man James Clift, Esq. Jeremiah Pilcher , Esq. Rupert Ingleby, Esq. Lewis Pocock , Esq. Physician.— Dr. Jeaffreson, 2, Finsbury-square. Burgeon.— W. Coulson, Esq., 2, Frederick s-place, Old Jewry • Consulting Actuary.— ...

... Penang, Singapore, and I („' Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation pa-.i-ngers aud receive goods and parcels for the • ir steamers, starting from Southampton on the -i.ion or about the 10th of every month. For „ ?? -ni.. ncy. plans of the steamers, and to secure pas- ll« Company's Offices, fil, St. Mary-Axe, London. LAST INDIA HOUSE, Jan. 19, 1848. urt of Directors of the East India Com- ...

... ailing a ?? B-Oraga an hoadrad weigh- ■Traro. IBth lanuary, 1848. T^P OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tea LV PARTNERSHIP heretofore sahaistrng ht - twaan 00, theuodeni_-ed JOSEPH VIVIAN aad JOHN VIVIAN, a Iron Msa*aisann,ariylaa oa heataan oi Boawortby, in th* parish ai Gwinear, in the Onega*. «f Cora**-, ander tho Style or Firm of Joaph Viviuo a..d Corapaay, wa* this day ?? M*-al esono- Witnan our ...

... la hereby given. THAT the Directors have made Call of £6 per Share, payable by two instalments, A3 per share on the Siztcrnth day of FtnnuAßv, and £2 per share on the FirratnTM day of March hsxt, to any of the undermentioned Bankers, viz.: London.. Messrs.'CanlifTe's Co. ..-I , Cluiliff ...

... . i-iit direct to the Company's Parcel-office .- . -.st to shippers than when sent through a, I up to tbe last day ofthe month to go by ?? till MX p.m. ou the 17th of each month for r greed IllOibs. weight each for Adeu, Ceylon, , . . i lima, and TiUlbs. each case for Bombay. ,; , „r China can. under any circumstances, be - ii unless it be cleared through the custom- igside the steamer by ...

... 25th inst. The admirers of the genius of the great Poet are respecfully invited to attend. Tickets to be had of Mr J. Pritt, on or before Saturday, the 22d. instant. ?? Dinner on the Table at Six o'clock precisely. Lancasterr, Jan. 14th, 1848. FRIENDS' SCHOOL, LANCASTER. ISAAC CLARK RESPECTFCLLY informs his Friends that the abore School is intended to be Re-opened on the 24th inst. I. C. takes ...

... fully conversant in Accounts. There is a good School-room- with Dwelling-houre -iiid Garden adjoining, rent free. I Application to be made to .Mr. Roijkri Ai.drf.n, one ; of lb.- Tru:. ■~- who will receive Testimonials and i Specimens of r^s. ■v or before Tuesday, the Nth j day of February. Sk n ?? January ?? Js-J v . TO BE LET, ; i ron a teiim ok vkaks, With Possession at May-day next. m IE ...

... difficult to guard sileuec in presence of the incessant appeals which he London journals have been for some days making to the French press, the chimerical eventualities of invasion , England,—eventualities of which, to hear our contem-. poraries the other side of the channel, that press was accomplice. However, as long as their journals were :hc only parties treating this subject before the ...

... centre ot the principal street, and adjoiaing ?? t ?LH Plsce in Stockton, in the county of Durham, M»yor and Corporation of that tf d bel( 7 { _uf c i 1 has for many yeara been appropriated -Hce, snow tccustoin ed as, an Inn or Tavern, and j br> ,pd f* 11 iri gpacioua Rooms, and every other contains ?? m ** m oration for public entertainments. yeqaisite * ...

... invaluable instrument Mr. Julius Jeffrey's REsPIK A T O R . Prices from ss. t X- l&- Testimonials as to tt.o utility of the liistrunieut may te seen on application to the Ag ...

... Ward of Tower, on the 10th day of January, 1818, >ctore the Right Hon. the LOUD MAYOR, for the choice of a r ami proper person to bo Alderman of the said Ward, in the join of Matthias Prime Lucas, Esq , deceased, - was moved by Oeddes Mackenzie Simpson, Esq. ; seconded TV, y Jjf a tthew Clark, Esq., and unanimously resolved, » a nati nomas Quested Finnis, Esq., citizen and bowyer, be J ...