... ier irn MrrQreiW ey~ l( ,la, . '. uggestions, argumnents, and inquiries may be nanny- ,S's mous but facts and allegations must be authenticated So by name and address, for our owa information. I IC, oxmss ACTCS '~DTAxes.-W, agree with One of the of DIddled, that th~eNinhabitants'of Toxteth outht to meet to th' to Petition for some nearer place of appeal egainat vexatious Fur- I- charges ...

... LAnb Ezi''iONALREPEAL r IrE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL AS- SOCIALT'ION OF IRELAND will meet on THIS DAY, the 20tb March instant, at ONE o'Clook, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN-EXCHANGE ROOMS. ' The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for ASSOCIATES onrolled within Twe1IV oats they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the be the erd gallery, and al&O the ben'chee of thed a' iiselt; to ...

... 322 AWMltCAN MLOUR, ) If Superfine Quality, for Sale by I- LANGTRYS & iIERDMAN. ULSTER BANKING COMPANY. HIIE llalf-yearly Dividend on the Stock of t1ls fompany 1 due the 1st inst., will be paiul at th'e Bank ansdlanchcs, on and after the 15th inst. (Signed by order,) ROBERT JAMES TEYONENT, Chairman of Committee. Ulster Bank, Belfast, 1st Alarch, 1848. 332 TUITION. G T L E M A N, who has had ...

... J. RICH, 1) EGS irost reapectfullY to inform the Public in Bi general, their GROCERY BUSINESS is RE- MOVED from QUEEN STREET to their own Prtanisis, t No. ft3, HIGHI.S'rRE ST. adjoining St. Petrocl'8 Church, n nearly opfosito the late fire. U)URS UANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery L miadi in a cause TANNER against CARTER, the creditors of MARY EASTA BROOK, formerly of the parish ...

... SASSAFRAS Cfl((!,4LAT9.. F pLAM.oll'E NTUTRI¶I'J~VE,HEALTLI NsOIG, AROMNATIC CHOCOLGATEl, IoIR1 FROVM THE NUTS OF THE SAS- pI~~ SAFRAS TREE, 41d sod by the PatontitO, 12, Sout~hampton Street, strand, London. 1his Chocolate contains the peculiar virtues rjof be~ sasfrfIoot, which bas been Io'Isg held in great y. in, and alterative properties. The aro- ea tdily 15 On~ct jI very g ateful to the ...

... ENGLISHI AND SCOTTTSII ' ND , T F l A SSU RC I A NC EI tLa., - mN - LO 8C SSOCIATION9-. (NqsnartlMx- & 4t C;Eoscrf: 50cE.xnE.! .4lZ1/na,-d 0iWAT'rEI.MOO PLEACE. t; IMN ?? ES vT srit f lT Esrairrri;lEiEE IS': !9.-SUCltfREtF; CAE'UEAF. OYE M:rr~tloosi. TrI-:, EsF1SirNEY9 OF TlI E&R OFFICE MNIBRACES I Fn-nY l)EFcrroONOF p EISa C)NTiNGENT UlON ;r ETFIflt OCvrr.. N ovar., ott mI ir.Tt-,tt, .T ...

... le IFREE EMIGRtATION TO THE AUSTRALIAN Lg COLVAIIES AND THcE CAVE OF' GOOD HOPE. 'aT ER H Il.2jesty's Colonial Land and Emigration it 1 Comsieners having appointed the undersigned it IhtPicia gns in the Southern Counties3of Eng. ~y ?? oreeiigaplifcations from or on behalf of tiros t E3MIGRATE and the ero fra FREE SAG 3,to Sydney, Port Phillip, Adelaide, or the Cape of Good t, Hope; full ...

... THE EXAMINER. MAN CHE TE TR, SATURDAY, MARCH-l 11, 1848. THE FRENCIR REVOLUTION. ty Twcn~ty days havC scarcely, clapsed since a revolu- ent ly tionary mnob drove LOUIS PHIIPPE~ from his throne; ]host yet, already, law enrd order reign again supremenin nest Franl.Ce ; and nowhere hias any destructive co1uVUlSioj ' inl or conflagration, anatrchic or~ alarming, iiitrforherd to conl I md atr the ...

... STAR ASS2BLTY ROoM, OXrORD. N MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Alr. BlIRNIE's 1) LECTU1RE on SRHIYLOCK. OXFORD SAVINGS BANiK. Special Gencral Meeting of the Trustees and Maima- A gere will be holden ?? Friday iiext the 10tb day of Mareb, At ne o'c1, fir the purpose of confirming, or otherwise, the ardrs m iidreo~tnedaiothe ade, business traniacted, at thea General Meeting of Friday l3gt. 5si.41 Alte', S. ...

... GRAND BALL!!! APRIL THE 6TH, 1848. THEE CELEBRATED M. ELAURENT, FROM THI CASINO, LONDON. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF The most Nubla the Marchioness of LONDOI DERRY. The Honourable Lady YILLIAMSONL. The Honourable Mrs LIDDELL. The Hanonrable VMrs COULSON The High SHERIFF of NORTHUMBERLAND The Right Worshipful the MAYOR at NEWCAt TLE. LiLot-Col. GEDDES, and the OFFICERS of tI 30TH REGIMENT. MONSIEUR ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...