... On March 1st. H3E JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE 1 br the TRANSACTIONS of the HIGHLAND and C5nLTURAL S0CUITY of SCOTLAND, No. XX. ,; lC SnbSCflptiOfl. Twelve Shillings per Annum. ?? Quarterly. iliam BlckWd and Sois, 46' GeOrestreet, Edinburgh; v~imBaad37, Paternoster Row, Ludon. SOLD BY ALL 2OOo5ls;LflRS. In Post Octavo, price 10s. 6d. E ANGLER'S COMPANION to the RIVERS and LOCHS of SCOTLAND. By ...

... H11 ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE,- SL The following Prograrome for the Season 1848 is re- spectfully submitted to the Nobility, Patrons of the Opera, ant to the Public, with the confident hope that the arrangemn 0 will merit the continuance of the enthusiastic approbation the distinguished patronage which so pre-eifinently ?? past Season, and, maintaited the established reputation of Her Majesty's ...

... R OYALJ ITALIA N OPERA, Coverit-gardcn,l fi rtl:.ted in 1947, for ffl. ptrrposc ol rferleiii g a ul-c perfect perforrrunrce of tire Lyric lirara thasr hotd kitlherto been attair;ed in this country, TieNWbittyC ?? Sizscribe;s. :rd Porte e of Miusc0, Zru especrtfull, hiforyrci that tire Sl.ASON will CONMI;SC' On 'TlU'ESDAT, MAci;ti 7, 1848, atnd, rrltot tgod y tlac pronae ceorferred on tile ...

... ~-r- v /LAI XIND COMPANY'S SHI1P flor CAO, 14 TIAf~NGTO-', NELS~ON, tind NEW PLY- cotritiander, lying hi rise ILonrdott Docls, sn illt -, ,. le the NEW AZEALANI COMPllANY for litheatone (ilthe 1st of Mlarch ?? for FreightI tW' it.e made at New Zealand House, or to J. Stayner,I it , lie rtiler of the Court of Directors, THOMAS CUDISERT JIABINGTON. T N lw2335111,50 f, Broad-street Buildings, ?? ...

... iSTEND, ROTT1ERDAM, ANTWERP, and the R111ulNE.-Direct anda best route from Ittackwvall IPer.-The fIENE L STAM NVIATO CONPANY'S firat-rate acid fcceourite' STEAli-SlIPlS, carrying her Moajesty's mally, leave tue a'bout' pr, for ROTTERtDAMc every Wednevitay and Saturday miog atTen;forANT~iRI, eeryThursday, at Nine morec- ~ andfor STENDever Wednsdayand Saturday moruing; Feb 23 sa 20h, t Fur ornng ...

... CALENDAR FOR THE WEE. FEBRUARY. 6. SUn:DAY.-Fifth Sunday after Epiphany. -Morning Lessons. 1s0iah lix.; Mark ?? sessois: Isaiah lxiv; 2 , or. 2.-Sun rises, 32mn. past 7h.; sets, 56mn. p. 4h. 7. 3o1NDAY.-Mary QueeR of Scots beheaded, 1557. S. TvESfAY.-Hfalf Quarter. 9. W30NESDAY.-D. Maskelyne died, 1811. 10. TltURSDAY.-Queen Victoria married, 1840. 11. FRIDAT.-Shenstone died, 1761-Moo first ...

... -7i'IICE~ to SHIPPERS of GOODS Bud PAR- (q ips-r PEN~INSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NA- T1 _OMPANI'S STEAMERS1 to INDIA and CHINA.- ts!64o I ltW.EIS sent direct to the Cotupany'a Parcel.ufficA k 0 lt PhD at less cost to shippers; Ihnw~so hog trttiw hne. ur eevdtp to the last day of the month to go bly LHte3s o F1 ix p.m. on the 1 7th of suclt month foxa iJ~ ~ ot ar~d 100 th's. weight cacti for ...

... ER MAJESTY'S THEAT 1I E.-The nobility, tientry, subsclibers, &e., are respecltfulyv illorietd that !In Extra Night wril take place o,, ThuTSdoly next, March 2, when will be performed Rossini's celebrated opera, {IL BARBIEiRE DI SIVIGLIA. Rosina, Madleo.SfiaCruyeeli; IlConteD'Altmaviva, Si*.Gardoni; latailo, Sig. Bouche; Bariolo, Sg. F. Labbache; and Figaro, Sig. Belletti. To conclude with the ...

... rADVERTISEaXENT.] ] DRURYr-LANVE TLEATRE. t To THE EDITOR OF TILE MORNING CHRONICLE. I SIR-Fearing that the public may be led into a mis- I appreh1eDSionI Its to the nature of the unfortunate dispute I between M. Jullien and myself, from the incorrect aecount of it which has been given in some of this day's journals, I hope that you will permit me, through the medium of your I columns, to ...

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... kjVRj,9 ItUEN, tile SEINE, and PARIS.- IJ the rientriti Steam, Naylgntioin Cornpacty's first-class steam. C,. CL.) IBINI and JAMES WAIT, e-.perially fitted up fot nil artitiiintdtttiot of passengers, are ?? to loavm httbc~~~ Whrffor AVE, T-morrow, Feb. 20, and it ied20t, a Eghtcnonin.-aloon XI ; Fore Cabin -irctre erik, an illfurttet- infrriation, apply at 71, Fi.1,1848. HPXmCJEQUER BLLS dated ...

... lP ARR'S LIFE PILLS are acknowledged to be the best Medicine in the world. This medicine has been before the British public only a few years, and perhaps in the annals of the world was never seen success equal to their frogrests. The virtues of this medicine were at once ackno- edged wherever tried, and recommendation followed recoin- mendation; hundreds had soon to acknowledge that. Parrs ...