... PORTRAIT OF H. COOKE, LL. \yE beg leave to inform the Frieinds alnd Ad r of Dr. r V COOKTsE, that vveare preparing for ptigL lif' New PORTIRAIT of him, from that admireale Lil s Ied 1JV Mr. Iloom-rt, declared, lv the Doctor's Iam V, to elc the o;ilv faitifiil onc vet exceutedl. he P iss at exlhibiting at our cstalbishlueut, where it wvill ivalin fir Some tinic previous to its bhinug placed in ...

... g IIN LNEof PAOKETS.-FVA ONO - ONanHAMPOA~TbafoIIowIngtlrt-CiMA Ieet ?? Docks, will be osaohojw~d punet ly a 'tu~i~x ?? ..OMafod 428 tqun 16th ApKt, 0yUD A. Dunlp 440 .. lithlay.. or ?? I0 . ?? of )NB RO AL 1A1PAVKET8;-9'Oi oeahonth from GM06n, caao e aet' '~VDNEY d chtoassl Tomravesend on tbe'at A gil onhatotrtho 2M arch) the stilentld t ~lfMZ'j~R13RWNUm~mauder, yo at the, ttty. .London ~ ...

... 7 TWO BOYS LEFT HOME. 4 r[WtO BOYS left Edinburgh on Saturday morning, the 25th 2 1 instant, and are supposed to have goree to Glasgow by the . Railway, sometime between Nine o'clock A.1f. and One o'clock 4 P.m. Tbey are about the same age, between 70 and II years, w with the intention of going to sea. The tallest-of fair corn- 9 plexion, light hair and light eves, and had on a very dark green ...

... ~HE WEST .RIDING HOME MISSIONARY T1 SOCIETY. o h bv The TWENTY.EIGnTIl ANNIVERSARY o h bv ?? will be held at Lleans, 00o TIICsda5 tind W~ednesday/, the 4th end St MEETINGprll be held n Tuesday Evening, The ANNA ETN 'lb edo in QuREMNSTReNT CIIAPRL. Tho Chair to be taken at Sxo'Clock ,by p~i'ilE WIL*ANS, Esq.. Treasurer. On gfedne~nsday rning, at Nine ?? precisely, the MEET- I'NG of MOINISTES fl ...

... MISREPRESENTATION OF MANClIESTErB. We lately animadverted upon the imwortbyposition in which Manchester was placed by Mr. M ILNEiGiB- SON'S connection with the Whig Government. Within the last few days matters have become considerably worse. The misrepresentation of Manchester is now complete. Mr. GIBSON moves on not only steadily, but with an increasinglydescendingtendency. Vires acquiret ...

... \ DIRDINATION 1 ?? at N(M15YWORH os~unkoj S. tie2t dal of Augus t, 1848. 4, he Catsdidates are desired to give notire to me a soon as possible, of their intention of offering tl& and to forward their Papers. without fail, to ins, on or before the 20th day of June, pre-paid, after which !dy , Papers can be received. They are to attend at the pasj,-, for examination at a quarter before ten ...

... ~WESTINDIA ROYAL MAIL STEAM --rcM'N\'S S1IP5 lease Southampton on the S d l~-K ~nsttfo taWEST INDIES, SOUTH AMERICA, oi EICO, carrying mitils: passengers, and dlo ?? the ship proceteds vIA BERMUDA, ?? cfr twlt istand, y;~ ?? Vi.A cau, Llt (UAYRA, and 'laI'co, PORTOr C~ABELL~O 1:1 ,fir 05' T)If-. MONTH, viA MADEIRA and I3ARI3A- T~l. a 'ogers, rC., for . sin SANT MIARTHA, CltAGUStt, andts ~, ...

... THE EXAMINER. MAANCIHESTE R, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1848. F R ANC E AND E UR O PE. _ _ _ _ _ 0 1 Now that the first, act of' the French Revolution is en( fairly over, and its effects on other countrie ar E- , coming manifest, thc speculator may adldress himself, La without being charged with audacity, to thle pres sing Ptm and important question :- Are we onl the verge of a inn tre general E ...

... Y ORlKSHIRE: FIRE AND LIFE INSUI4ANCE COWIPANY. .Eerassissas%.8l4. . RS a h4UTIES $aving 4nalh PPIlCies faIlnig due L:,on theXt~h olf M1i4i't, are th~ccpctfogly intorniad trit they shiud rcnsP Iho i noWlthila lifL5ef}n Dr~t fromn that date. AQENTS. LATHAMi HANMHR, 6Tun I, Dale-stleet. -- - 01IN ATKINSON. lf5e North Johns trset. NEATHAXLIITHEIILAND,12 ' (' tGl' GitOOM, '~42,Lord~street. MARK ...

... MRS WOOD, (LATE MISS PATON.) FI}ST APPEAtAANCE IN EDINBUIRG these Ten r Years of the celebrated Vocalist MRS WOOD, In the Music HAs., on MONDAY, 13th Ma~cR Tickets and Programmes are now ready, and may be had at Wood and Co.'s, No, 12, Waterloo Place, and of the other principal Musicsellers. PHILOSOPHICAL INST-ITUTION. POPULAR LECTURES--QUEENISTREET HALL. 1XR GRAY'S FOURTH LECTURE on the ...

... ,,SCOND EDITION OF EPUEMERA. ON ANGLING. In fop. 8vo. with Wood Engravings, price 9s cloth, H HAND-BOOK of ANGLING; teaching ljl Fly-fdsbings Trolling, Bottom-fishing, Salmon-ishing: 7e Natural Histsay of River Fish, and the beat Modes of atchbig them. By EO'rH5aS , of Bell's Life in London. This edition has been nearly re-written, Simplicity of style as been aimed at, redundancies have been ...

... ual P10 Ia Vi Oxi r Tol Ei Sal ii chi Ale jag Ica AI it Go, wt La De Olb Is3 Pt3 HaI D. oil He RI SI B Fu Us Ii 01. BI St RI T B T L C T1 TV J 'I T L1 .2 to iteantro ciorrtzpom ltu is, : ' llSCULDANNOV@ P g- Now that Parliament: bas assembled we must, i as a general rule, exclude lengthy eommunications, D unless reports (w el written) of very important C meetings. Reporters, writers of letters ...