... Pro'-! Grand Master BOW- m, GARDISEB ALSTON. E« Preaident of _h_ Bo2d ' ■' ' ?? Purpose. ; tne Provincial Grand Master of ?? i l S.7Hon»e LORD IffiKD-SSgffi£psSdSl Grand Maater, GEORGE THOMAS, Eaq , _ « _-cept-d an invitation to viait the NOBTH ESSEX .%GkT>!o. 817, held at the WHITE HART HOTFL JjggiG. BRAINTBEE, on MONDAY, tJeTwVn-y-S |JJ of February mstant ; at which the attendance of ...

... The Americans, says the Times have been making great inquiries about our West India Colonies, and the result has been a public advertisement that a certain gentleman, ** just returned from a tour the United States,’ is enabled provide purchasers for any the plantations now thrown out culture and luxuriantly running to waste. And what does the reader suppose is the gist of the speculation 1 ...

... nearly A » m * mtt - nd duhn « *_J time °*™ng experienced from -on every P>° f of attachment to my person, and confidence jo my P- 1 ?? 1 » nte _ Tit ?? il w with feelings of deep regret ibtt i found myaelf admonished by ill health, and advancing tbat a connexion, cemented by tune, aad endeared by feeling* of P ride * Dd •^•faction, must soon be dissolved. L«_ ak\ I hesitate to say farewell ...

... COPLAND’S COUGH LINCTUS, ...

... the SHIRE HALL, in CBELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the 19th day of February instant, ot Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for the trial of Offenders in Custo^ or under Recognizance for Offences cognizable at toe Quarter Sessions; of wbich all persons concerned are re- rti-sd to t-ke notice, nsted 13th February, 1860. GIBTSON, Clerk of the Peace. fItEJjSFORD It WM HI NDRED SAVINGS BANK NOTICE. ALL Persons ...

... SUN ASSURANCE SOCIETY. LONDON. Managers. Charles Bell Ford, Esq., Chairman. W. Boresford, Esq., M. P. [Joseph Hoare, Esq., Charles Boulton. Esq. Felix Ladbroke, Esq. Hon P. Bouverie Henry h. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. Harry Chester, Esq. | Henry Littledale, Esq. Samuel PepysCockerell.Esq. George arde Norman, Esq R iikes Currie, Esq.. M.P. i Brice Pearse, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. Charles Richard Pole, ...

... first-class, -k-built Ship ORIENTAL, Captain J. P. Taylob, 1,000 too* coppered and copper-fastened; will sail from the St. Kstharine's Docks about the 6th of March, calling at Ply- mouth. This very superior ship is fitted up expressly for the romfort ond accommodation of passengers, with separate en- slosed cabins of an extra size for families and married couples. She bss upwards of eight feet ...

... New York, Feb. 5. —The long-looked-for measure, which it was hoped would effect a compromise between the present conflicting interests regarding the slavery question, has at length been brought forward the Senate Mr. Clay. The prominent features of bis plan may described as proposing the admission of California as a State, with suitable boundaries; as establishing territorial Governments over ...