... by the 25th of Starch, ;iiid to be rea ty in every respect by the let of April. It is repo tel that the Victoria and Albert will make an experimental trip to Gibraltar in April ; and it will depend iipm her during that trip whether her Majesty will undertake ...

... Court. R. Chattliam, Goole, Yorkshire, innkeeper, March I and April 4, at the Bankrupts Court, Leeds. R P. Crupt, Lansdowne-villas, Bromptini, and Haymarket, tavern keeper, Feb. 25, at 1, and April 8, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. B. Drewry, Hahne ' Luneashire ...

... Sir R. Inglis, Sir R. Peel, and other members. A second division then took plane upon the original motion, which was carried by a majority of 143 to 47-96. The Australian eolonies bill was read a second time, and ordered to be reported on Alooday. The ...

... A letter inserted in your paper of last Saturday— Why the bolder of so important a cure as Bassaleg should still retain a second and distant vicarage, and nut employ A whole, curate to himself, and so secure two Sunday services for Radvr? When Mr. Williams ...

... favour ol their superior efficacy over every other medicine extant. These-Pills are well-known lo be a certain Cure for every Stage of the Venereal Dinease, in lis mild and mo t alarm- ing forms, including gonorrhoea, f'ects, s nc u e, secondary svmptoms ...

... reserving ilifr pojwrer of fiisl claiming for the benefit of the raoe fund, if they tninkfit so to do. The forfeits to go to the second horse. Heats, about one mile. THE HUNT HURDLE RACE, A Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, one forfeit, and jg20 added, For ...

... Angel Hotel at three o’clock on the day of entry, and the weights to appear at five o’clock on Wednesday evening, the 3rd of April. Horses to be ridden members of the Hunts, by officers of the Array or Navy on full pay, or persons qualified by a committee ...

... that its beneficial effects have »e?1nTH0MAS KING. Major-General. respectfully, „ .street, Cork, 4th April, 1849. respectfully, „ .street, Cork, 4th April, 1849. voUr Arabica Food to a girl of Respected Friend*,—I *ave p„ Jcars.had not been a day without ...

... first, be hewed it to be unattainable without the second. The first resolution was, we believe, unanimously passed, not an individual present thut we could perceive who did not raise his hand. The second was not umminiausly accepted, thorgh when the chairman ...

... Address, A.B., Post-Office, Newport. WANTED, BY a person of steady habits, who can command good recommendation, a situation as Second Clerk, Agent, Traveller, or Foreman. Sobriety and strict attention to busi- ness may be depended on. The advertiser has lived ...

... JULLIEN'S GRAND CONCERT, On Wednesday, April 10th. M. JULLIEN HA3 the honor to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Newport, that he intends giving a GRAND CONCERT, On WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of APRIL, Accompanied by the elite of his unrivalled ...

... depth, and levelling the whole neatly as proceeded. As 1 had other business to superintend, the whole was not completed until April. When the potatoes were well up, and the ranks discernible, I commenced with men and long forks to loosen the soil thoroughly ...