... TUE 3KING'S KGOONS. M R. HOLL1NGSWi'ORT H has the honour to an- nounce the REGATTA BALL, on Wednes day AUguSt 9th, under the patronage of The Ron. tbe Lad v Augusta Fitzclareace Mrs. Prescott The Lady George Leunox The Hon. Lady Morris Mrs. General Jones The Right Hon. the Lord Frederick Fitzelarence, G c.n, Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Admiral Prescott Rizht Hon. Lord George Lennox Sir ...

... THE Ki 1I M Roomx, SO-ITHSJIA. I R. HOLLINGSWORTH has the honour to an- M nounce the KIANGS' ROOMS are now open for the Sunsnoer Season. THE SOIREES take place every Monday from Nine till One precisely. THE AFTERNOON PROMENADES Take place every Tuesdays and Thursdays, from Four till Six in the afternoon, y R. HAMILTON begs to inform the 7adies of M Portsmouth, Southsea, and vicinities, that he ...

... AiOORE'S PATENT CONCENTRATED;) A1 M1 ILK is the best ever invented for Sea Service, it merely rtquires the addition of warnm water to produce l 1ilk. perfectly Fresh as from the Cow. Aftera.few .ho urs it will throw up Cream; which by agitation quickly yieltls flutter, or by acids will make Curds and Whey. It is applicoble to all culinarv purposes, as it retains all the properties of Fresh ...

... ROYAL CLARENCE VICTtILAING YARD, .; NEARK GOSPOT. T NEA- - OSPO . 1lh June, 1b48. To it XTOTICEisherebygiven-I -7tat on TEaiRSDt A the A I i- ,:Y 22nd Instant, I shatt be ready lO. receive P F. enders in writing, sealed' up5 and treat for y. st 2 1,500 QUARTERS of WHEAT, to -weigh 60 jtmuds a e - per Bushel; overweight to be paid fr; haif to a be delivered in a Fortnight from the day of Con- ...

... J. ARONSON, S ADXo N y HOUSE, BANG OR, T)EGS respectfully to inform his friends and the D public generally. tha t he has just returned from the Markets with a choice collection of DRAPERY, of the newest patterns, and in con- . sequence of the depressed state of the French Markets, J. A. has made his purchases at such advantages that he can offer to his patrons Goods at a greater reduction than ...

... Mr. S to TO 3 ;SOLD, able BY PItTVATE CONTRACT, IS- No. 1, ERW FAIR TERRACQ roke Garth Road, B3angor. ,art- ents HE above desirable RESIDENCE, Consist dlec- T ing of Upper and Lower Kitchens; Front and Back Parlours ; Drawing Room; Best and aurg Back Bedrooms ; and Two excellent Upper Bed 9Rooms. are col- Attached is a good Garden, Yard, and out ined offices, and a never-fitling supply of pure ...

... NO1 'i WALIES'. c'0. 1M1ST 01' lIAtIME x, ied MIawqiton 1Ioue, Gtatdelu, * 1 i ?? _Pf kt QIBV. I ?? 1121 C{}rtbilitnrg c-vlet' vtui- I.c ZINa h e also LeQt there- ~i tr~v - Wtii t-eSporting, ovcer the Es- ot:l 1z JGJ0 Arreze. 6 ?? ose eepc ilt P ias Mad ?? D I3EK UMARIS UNION. E13c rd o tlriitS ilathir meeting I.th Ic mo 1 tO 0I1llS, Ott WED2INESD}AY, thle ISjlW IY ?? 1310N212C1 to Elect it ...

... It . ARONSON - TAZLOR AND DRAPER SAXONY HOUSE, BANGOR, TN returning his grateful thanks for the encouragement lie has met with for so man ye' .Linform lls numeroas patrons that he has just returned from London with a mnys Years, b-* Lnd a~n assortmeont of u suitable to the present season, consisting of WVEST OF ENGLAND, FRENCh and TWEBEDS, DOESKINS, BEAVERS, &c. FECadSot,, J. Aronson begs to ...

... A T HE er the patronage ,Of N CE 1 JAS. HEFYWOOD, Esq. hI~P. SALIS SOWVABE, 11sq. ALEX. HENRY, Esq WsILLIAM SHORE, Esq. A11ss. MXTTHENYS h'as thle liolisur of announcing that hler CONCERT %will take place, inuier the ahovo (listisiguished lmti'on- atge, in flie Lecture Theatre of the(, Athennouni (which has been enagaged for the purpose), onl Wednuesday evening, May 24th. Voalihsts MissMAt ...

... 'I'HE PUBLIC IF.A\,TH.-A\RTR.cur oiF THlE QUAR-TEIILY ToTlNSTOE ]THtIIS'lIRAR GENERAL. qS>; -N P 1',1 :1-. In another part of to-day's paper *vill be found ar abstract of the quarterly returns mado to thle Registrar General, in so fa- as they relate to Man- ehester, and the various towns in our InallufaCturing district. It will be seen that the mortality has been high for the first quarter of ...

... TfME POTATO CROP, Ia addition to the details to be found il to-days a I paper, rospecting the potato crop, we n may liere sub- r I join the following. In the Belfast Xoroth0'ei, Whig there are lcetcrs U appearing, from a commercial gentlenll travelling g in the north of Ireland, and w1o is narrowly inspect- sl ing both tlhe grain and the potato crops, We have F no space for extracts, but the ...

... THE EXAMINER. MANCIIESTER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1848. (Front our Private Correspondnt.) LoNDON, FRiDAY EVENVING. 1) 3.- A A _ _ - - .. I- - - - . 9_. 1__1 _' 1_____r:. -- .V-X, X f&taL. )p.\ Parliament gives uninistalieable cvidonce of il- creasing exhaustion. There is scarcely a vember, r. .ATI,, A -- - - , A a inZo5wl- -.1nn. A - ., .-l n Mr. AxsrTEY excepted, who can muster strength or ...