... hy the Rev. THOMAS tvs ol HuU, on Sunday Evening next, at Half-past . v o'Clock- de in aid of the Funds of the CoUege. CoUectionjnU»*_^ e_ «m7ENHA3I LAKE ICE.— PAUL ASHLEY W begs to announce to his Friends, that he has renewed is arrangements for a constant supply of the above agreeable rticle, during the Summer Season. p A has always on hand a large Stock of his celebrated omebrewed BEER, ...

... colonies will be held at Willis's Rooms, Kmg-street, St. James's, THIS DAY, at Twelve o'clock precisely, at which the attendance of persons interested in the above object is requested. The Chan will be taken by the Right Hon. the Earl TALBOT. REDUCED FARES.—The General Steam Navi- gation Company's magnificent and unrivalled STEAM- SHIPS leave the St. Katharine's Wharf for — EDINBURGH— The ...

... rno l*e sni.U ( lll.M*. I*?IAKTO\ with hm.l 1 Apph to.). >K, ami llaruii» Maker, mar tiic i hm- Crowns Hotel, Let •cuer. ...

... simply made of the best Materials, cut on the best principle, and made by experienced workers. A perfect fit is- guaranteed. The quality recommended are those at 395. for Six Shiru. RICHARD KENDALL, Shirt-maker and Outfitter, 15, Long-row. lIS I TORS TO DERBY WILL find the best ACCOMMODATION at reasonable Prices, at the FOX and OWL Inn the NOTTINGHAM HOUSE. M ' M U R F I N, (LATE LEECH.) ...

... Parlia- ment, 6 ani 7 Tie., cap. GS. Sols Lessee, Mr. J. I*. Pritchard, Director of the York Theatrical Clrcnit, since October, IMS. Last Night of Mr. BUTLER WENT WORTH, who will perform Beverly, in Moore's Tragedy of the GAMESTER, this Pltlist Battteday Eyxmjio, Sod Jonk, 1849, to whioh wili be added n variety of Singing and Dancing, and a Laughable Farce. Mr. Pbitchard bas the pleasure to ...

... Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, and Hen; Kong.— The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company book passengers and receive goods and parcels for the above ports by their steamers, starting from Southampton on the •.'Uth of every month, and from Suez on or about the 10th of the month. POMBAY.— Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Com- pany's steamers of the 29th of the month to Malta, ...

... Goods to Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, Penang, Singapore, and Hh- r Kong. — Ihe Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Comnany book passengers and receive goods and parcels for the a !,o\e sorts by their steamers, starting from Southampton on the n,)tli of every month, and from Suez on or ab«ut the 10th ef the month. EOMBAY. — Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Com- pmy's steamers of the ...

... notorious in consequence of ■ .r.nn with Hush, ?? murderer of the Messrs. GAlsXXEY OP WAX MODSLS. •^ Aj*EMBLY-ROOMS, TRURO. . - lie immediate patronage if the Queen and Prince Albert. „ MifKENZlE, from London, begs most re- \| \ ?? ••ttuliv to announce to the Gentry and Inha- * . that he has opened Lis splendid -U''BIT10N in the above place, consisting of a beau- •taction of **VAX MODELS, ...

... HE COMPTROLLER of her Majesty's l STATIONERY OFFICE is ready to receive TENDERS 111 such Bookbinders as may be desirous to CONTRACT LHOOKBINDING for the public service. Tinted forms of the particulars of contract, and of the j6s upon which the biddings are to be made, are ready for BTery at the Stationery Office, James-street, Westminster, j^e also samples of the binding may be seen. ft*e ...

... At Saxon mercy while he foams and flouts, »• / teill be hung.—the fierce O'Brien abouta. fVe vtll hung. in accents loud and high, We trill hung his hangers-on reply-44 No quarter from the cursed Saxon nation, Up with the Gallows-Down with Transportation Well, well suppose beneath all this no vile Low legal quibble lurks, braggart guile, greenest scions of the Emerald Isle Yes. we’ll suppose ...

... in KM A.NN, Captain CRABTREE, July 20. I * WASHINGTON, Captain FLOYD, August 20. X passage, 3U guineas; Second Class, 20/., including 1 ?? ( Except wines and liquors. Children and servants hali- c- r; I ' ?? ( l ?? ...

... Some of our clever artisans may like to experiment upon it. It is composed of fifteen parts of powdered quartz, ten of potash, and one of charcoal. These are melted together, worked in cold water, and then boiled with five parts of water, in which it entirely dissolves. It is then applied to wood work, or any other required substance. As it cools it gelatinizes, and dries up into a transparent ...