... on Monday, the 24th, hen she hopes to receive tlieir kind and liberal support. W Terms may he known on application at her Residence, 306, Shalesmoor. MUSIC. HENRY T. KIRK, (Organist of Wadsley Church,) respectfully informs his Friends and the iblic tbat he has commenced giving Instructions on the PI _>6-FORTE ; and being a Pupil of Mr. J. Bottomley (to wbom reference is kindly permitted to be ...

... tire see of Hereford, the rule was returnable on Friday, and the Attorney-General is expected to show cause against on Saturday (this day). Wholesale Murders. —The Courrier de Constantinople gives the follow ing horrible narrative : —A short time ago, foreigner, but what nation is not known, entered the. house Armenian priest at Ada iiazit, and finding it impossible to commit the roboery he ...

... Parish of I ■*« FL iomnrising the Manor or Lordship, or jar-- ?? for Lordship of Flinton, and Five rep'* l _. _rMS in the occupation of highly respect- Comf* el¥ «.tii suitoble Farm-Housea and Out- -sw__£j: containing in the whole 1132 a. 2b. boDdinP * W V™T' 20r • nore or p^te which adjoins the Domain of Sir T* ?? lies within a Ring Fence, and Cliford Cc^Ti, Mrt of Holderness. It is free ...

... £. g. d. \0 Schuster, Bret. 1. r.iinjrwiirth. . 119 Co 25 0 0 Edward Kenton.. 110 t_ W. Gsrnett 21 0 0 Thos. Dixou,. .. 1 1 § IteiDthaU A HaU- 10 0 t S. Low en thai .. lie C«o Pregel 5 0 0 R. Waud 1 0 0 1. Harrison 5 0 0 B. Terry, Solicilor 10 0 Joshua Lupton.. 5 0 0 J. ?? 10 0 Hermann Samson SOOT. Dixon 1 0 0 I. L. Bebreni A Scbofi .d and Co 5 ■ • Speyer 1 0 0 Jacob Behrens. . S 3 0 11. O. ...

... 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 * ...

... TO be DISPOSED OF, a first-rate Retail HAT BUSINESS. The Shop is situate in the principal ness Street of a populous and important Manufac- ?? j- Town in the West-Riding of Yorkshire ; being a X l T shop, it has two Frontages, and has hitherto done ( ?? ge and 'profitable Ready Money Trade. This is a * t eligible opportunity for any person having a mode- !!« Capital to invest. For Particulars, ...

... The following account of the rate of wages and mode of ■ living of tlic working classes in various parts of the conti- nent may of interest at the present moment : Bremen.— Daily labour in the country, in the summer season, paid with Is. ;in the winter, id. annually, £17. 10s. to £22. the town labour is per cent, higher. Women are paid daily iv the country in the summer sea- son, with 6d. ; iv ...

... Society will fee given in ?? ?? Brad- ford, on Thursday Evening, Ftebraary I Oth, 18_8. principal vocalists. ' MRS. WOOD, Of the Manc_s_er C-mcerts, MISS SHAW, Of tbe Halifax Concerts, and MR.. WALTON, Of tbe Maaet__er Concerts. Solo Clarionet*, - - ?? HERR MEYER. Solo Violin MR. GEORGE HADDOCK. MR- SIMPSON will preside tt the Piano Forte. Doors to be ojiened at 7 o'ebci, performance to ...

... INDIA AND CHINA. ...

... Sheffield. spo>P*^L_J ¦ ^TO BE DISPOSED OF, HE GOOD-WILL, STOCK-IN-TRADE, and T FIXTURES of a first-rate HAT SHOP, situate in ! *¦. sttee t, Comer of George street, Sheffield. uas liituerto done a S ood Ready-Money Trade, ' e l .liable investment for any Person with mode- tf ll n k pLicalars, and to treat for tlie Sale, apply to F° rr W. H- ROBINSON, , cC OI'NTANT & COMMERCIAL AGENT, •I ...

... Mabch next, and Unndav Fortnight thereafter, the Street of 00 e ?? in the said Borough, will be set apart and the place for the Sale and Purchase of •PP r ? p Jcwppo The Business will commence each ?? t« o^Clock, at which Hour a BeU will be rung. t 1 urn Tolls, of sny description, will be payable. »° JJSii Twenty-second day of January, 1848. y * T. GILCHRIST, Town Cleric AND DURHAM NOTICE IS ...

... Society will __yen in the Large Room of the Church Institution, Brad- JJ on Thursday Evening, February 10th, 1848. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MRS. WOOD, Of the Manchester Concerts, MISS SHAW, Of the Halifax Concerts, and MR. WALTON, Of the Manchester Concerts. Solo Clarionett HERR MEYER. So lo Violin MR. GEORGE HADDOCK. MR. SIMPSON will preside at the Piano Forte. Doors to be opened at 7 o'clock, ...