... J0 Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, and Lijlit ?? ,m - __q- n j peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation flofliT passengers and receive goods and parcels for the f.im 1 ' 1 ^ ' i|V their steamers, starting from Southampton on the a bovo * ort t v ' n ,onth, and from Suez on or about the 10th of the njc'' l . r Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Com- BflM Ro f the 29th ...

... of the funds J»ill be holden at the LONDON TAVERN, Bish opsgatei J-eet, on WEDNESDAY, February 14, 1849. The Most the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G., Lord Lieutenant of Mid-- ex, in the Chair. A GE.VEHAL MEETING of the SL' RSCRIRERS will be nolden at the LONDON TAV ERN, on MONDAY. January f>. 1X49, for the Elettidft of Six Annuitants on the Funds, J^m a list of sixty-one most deserving candidates ...

... NHS. at the London Tavern, on THURSDAY i „i lainun . at One for Two o'clock precisely, to receive . Kxcelleucy the Peruvian Minister. ALFRED GODFREY, Secretary. . ir. Dec. *», 1848. __ IH-KASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.— J* ]l - ?? of CALL.— The Directors having this day re- N c a Call of 5/. per Share on every 30t. Share in this ' „ coated on the llth day of September, 1845, the Pro- n2i l ereby ...

... to receive TENDERS r ort e entir e Completion of the above DOCKS, and the tion. conu ected therewith. Plans, sections, and specifi- (. h_ i of the works, and all information on the subject, iiirfi • d on and after Monday, the lst day of January, 1849, tfie p lng at ti lo offi ce of Mr. Thomas E. Harrison, Engineer Ihc f? mpan y. Pilgrim-street, Newcastle-on-Tyne. &22.1 r, lrectora will meet at ...

... mi-ship WINDSOR, Captain DAVIES. will sail from ?? to BELFASI on Thurjday, Jan. 4, at Five o'clock I Hi' 1 [uesday, Jan. 9. at Ten o'clock Evening; on Satur- tv- 1 ' 1 - ?? _, one o'clock Afternoon. lie'ulars of freight and passage apply to J. K. Round- \ I ' ?? r ,v '.Vi tt ater-street, Liverpool ; Hill, Charley, Sons, and Mai- ! . ?? ' . a ud in London at 137. Leadenhall-street. JAMES ...

... Murraygate, Dundee, BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his numerous Customers, and the Public generally, for the patronage he has hitherto received, and respectfully' intimates, that all orders with which he may be favoured shall receive his most prompt and careful attention. OUTLINE OF WORK. Ladies' Riding Habits and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel renovated in the Parisian Fashion ; Velvets, ...

... in Aim xrxQAirr »uidu»«*. pallia aod Poos of quality; Stool Poos; Seali « Wax, Wafara, Panclla, WriUitg Caaaa, L.ttar Film, Lodgers, 81atoo, School Boobs, Inkstand-. Ink, I'ataut Rlaotlc Bands, Ae. Water c'ooko, and Drawing of ovory daaanptioa. Fajfntving end Copperplate Printing, nvchine Ralingf, Ac. J URGE ASSORTMENT OF THE KEWEBT IfUSIC, Oath Vocal mud luatrumeotal; lmm.ua. quality uf ...

... hmnowl, M . E. William. ?? T H^ d *™» BdZmis, William Bicker £3Er& T wSC Bramdem, J . CUrk /wtr tcl Mm n«„» aSftK Bnlth ?? Bryant Gbra^Wm. *£? Imworti, Mi.s Goldsmith' Dereiam, P. Barker Lavenham, B. P. Price Dtss, Mi*. JJuagroYe LUcham, F. Leatherd«le Dosmkam, Mi* Lemon Loddon, F. Alexander Etc, W. Barbe* Lomttto/i, R. Salter KB, Matthew Scott ?? /. ' w . Aikin Fahmkam, G. h ,. Stewardaon ...

... and NEW YORK, calling at HALIFAX to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's mails. The following or other vessels are appointed to sailfrom Liverpool, namely— CANADA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, January 13. NIAGARA, for BOSTON, Saturday, January 27. EUROPA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, February 10. Cabin Passage, including Steward's fee, THIRTY-FIVE POUNDS, but without wines or liquors, which can ...

... PAINTING it £___ MISSISSIPPI and MISSOURI RIVERS, at the tan TIAN HALL, Piccadilly, the Proprietor respectfully jounces Two Exhibitions Every Day during the Holidays. too ninense painting is the largest in the world, and exhibits an h tnan 30 °0 miles of American Scenery. Doors open half i &ien r oefor e commencing. The Day Exhibition will coin- o'cln? at H alf-past Two, and the Evening at ...

... contrary to usual custom, tied them fast together by the neck, and seemed very anxious to sell them as a couple, and not singly ; indeed so particular did he appear on this point, that on a gentleman inquiring tne price, he was informed that he would not sell a single bird for less than ss. while the brace might be pur- chased for 7s. 6d. The gentleman, induced from the appa- rent excellence ...

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