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... Monday, the 21st instant, at the Large Assembly Room, Low Pave- ment, AN extensive Assortment of modern FURNITURE and other Effects, the property of a Bankrupt comprising superior 4-post and French Bedsteads in appropriate drapery, Feather Beds, Bedding, hair wool, and straw Mattresses, painted and m a l mmri ' Toilet Tables, Glasses, nests of Drawers Carpet! Dining and Drawing Room Furniture ...

... Monday, the 21st instant, at the Large Assembly Room. Low Pave- ment, AN extensive Assortment of modern FURNITURF and other Effects, the property of a Bankrunt comprising superior 4-post and French Bedsteads in appropriate drapery, Feather Beds, Beddine hJ wool, and straw Mattresses, painted and^tk„ ' Toilet Tables, Glasses, nests of Drawers C^ 5 Dining and Drawing Room Furniture fashi™ Q ki ...

... be had at the GOLDEN EAGLES, No. 1, Long Row and Clumber Street. Sole Agent for GUINESS'S EXTRA STOUT, in Bottles aud Barrels. WM. SKINNER & CO., Late E. Burwell & Co. 1, Long Row, January 1, 1850. FOR SCHOOLS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTION WHITTAKER'S IMPROVED EDITIONS °f s d Pinnock's History of England, 39th edition. 12mo, ' bound fin Pinnock 's History of Rome, 26th edition,' lino bound 5 6 ...

... Street, Nottingham. W J. M. POTT ILL continue to SELL by AUCTION, this Evening, at Six o'Clock, and To-morrow Morn- ing at Eleven o'Clock, the remaining portion of the •Jhove valuable STOCK, consisting of upwards of 4^ 8u R erior GOLD and silver watches atuds, Diamond and other Rings, Brooches Penril Cases, handsome Gold Guard Chains, &c. HOPS. ~ To be SOLD by AUCTION, by J. M. POTT Att r^! a ...

... the SCOTTISH AMICABLE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (established 1826, and incorporated by Act of Parliament,) begs to inform his Friends and the Public that the above Society offers more than ordin- ary advantages to those seeking the benefits of Lire Assurance. N.B. —Tables of Rates. Forms of Proposal, and every other information will be furnished on appli- cation. SPECIAL NOTICE. To ...

... at the Ex- t change Rooms, Nottingham, on Tuesday next, the 19th inst., at Twelve ?? at Noon, to consider the ; measures to be taken for securing a BUILDING for , the School. ( RICHARD BIRKIN, Hth February, 1850, Mayor. ■ . | BINGHAM UNION. [Duty Free. , PERSONS desirous of supplying the above Union . Workhouse with 12 Bags of good Seconds FLOUR ...

... wiU nold their GENERAL ANNLAL MEETING at tbe George Z E £\Te? H ?£' 5 Notti***-*. on Wednesday, the Sixth day of March next, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, to Audit and Settle the Treasurer's Ac- counts up to the Thirty-first day of December last aud^ransact such other business as may be deemed JOHN FOXCROFT, Nottingham, sth February,^' 0 * ****■ I^OTTINGHAM INCLOSURE. NOTICE. WE the ...

... BANKING COMPANY. Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists. Na me . R esidence . Occupa tion. Adams Henry Leonard, Newark, minister Aitkin David. King's Lynn, gentleman Allcock William, Morton, farmer Attenborough Henry Alfred, Nottingham, grocer Baines Thomas, Nottingham, grocer Baker William, Colwick, farmer Baker William, Retford, druggist Ball Elizabeth. Lougbo rough, widow ...

... by virtue of an Act made and passed in the Ses- sion of Parliament holden in the eighth and ninth years of the reign of her Majesty Queen Victoria intituled An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parish ol Saint Mary, in the Town and County ofthe Town of Nottingham ; and the Acts of Parliament recited therein, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that we think it necessary aud proper and that it is intended bj ...

... day of Febma^ 1850, to receive the report of Mr. Richard War' wick, who was appointed at the Annual Meeting to audit and examine the accounts of the Institution,— present. WM HALL, Esq., MAYOR IN THE CHAIR. Rev. J. G. Bussell. Mr. Bishop Mr. Robt. Caparn. Mr. John Ridge Mr. Nicholson. Mr. Eggleston Mr. Parker. Mr. Wm. RidVe Mr. Falkner. Mr. Hy.lßobinson. Mr. Thorpe. Mr. John Cooper. Mr. ...

... by the numerous «-trnSio^T r °. f T A M ?? fin^°g- It is exclusively ?? by Mr R,d_ardson and several other eminent m° r.tS^r^ : b l Mr Ni ...