... T lIE Duties of MRtS. lIA63ENAUTR'VS Morn- JL Ing Class for Young Ladles will le resu~med on Tueslay, Jaatuary Tileesielh, 1852.-95, Byron !tivct, Leeds.C IVY COTTAGE SEMINARY, SANDAL, NHAR WARFIFIELO. Z R MIASiES PARKtNS beg most Cordially to thank their F'riends for thle kindn-esi which 11as been shown to them, iii a continuance of favours since their re- vn movisi from Leeds, and desire to ...

... THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY. Just published, in lGero, price is. it MACAULAY'S Two Essays -The Vl LIFE and WRITINGS of ADDISON; and HORACE WALPOLI. Farming the Thirteenth Part of The Traveller's ibrary. To be continued Monthly, price Is. each Part. To be followed by HUC'S T R A V E L S in TARTARY, Tl1113ET, and CHINA. Translated by Mrs Pelacy SiasNETT. HOLCROFT'S MEMOIRS. New Edition. SKETCHES in ...

... ' JUfit pubiished, price Is, fBSERVATIONS on the TREATMlENT OF~ '-CLEF!T PALATE BY ?? Ml J;ANS. By JO11N flIAPLESO5N, Dentist (and (Cupper to he Queen. ' i' WTe reeomtnaod ai refsrencs to. this little broeeeur by atl in- terested in thesaubject -Lasseet, Nov. 22.-! ' 1 Highley and Son, 32. Fleet~street. ' A'RRY HiLIL'S WLBL. ' R EV. J. LANED, Saltasl- Parsonage, Plytnouth, tx and meany others ...

... [ADVERTISEmrENTS.] It is a duty we owe to our readers, at this time of the year, to remind them of the necessity of guarding against slight colds; for if Ihey are not attended to at once, they often prove serious in their effects. One great preventive to catching cold is having shoe soles of a proper thick- ness, but if you have been unfortunate enough to get cold, in spite of your precautions ...

... _HERR SOMMEWrS CONCERTS.-NOTICE.- HERR SOI)MER habs the honour to inform the Nobility Gentry, and the Publio that in consequence of the immense stccees of bit celebrated Sommerophonic Hungarian Mtusical Company, he has beer induced to extend the number of his concerts in London previ-. ous to his departure for the provinces. oie will therefore give THREE more EVENING PERFODtMASCES, at Willis'l ...

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... ?? BE LET; ?? ~~ or ?? ~~~f Large ~~~j A. Well-lighted ?? h n ol~itb ?? t ?? IRig-tret -Ri ~pO BE LET, TWO Go WAR~flOU'SE~ an 3 ~ C ITBInhebdpeofblytet. lsa feuiiew ~t£2 -Ap5 ?? 1ullte A, -M E E,.iri:~~~eV andsomohosi 7*O:'BE IlET~>lO S1 1aa~ystae 7TfwO mile WEo Meeete''elig he ?? roia Illdooi ithn~ifelr wt tllaadge .~sreo.Ieqlreat ~oslsidA,~l.'- :,V'CLLAR AREOUS ¶1 Waeosthe ajoi ftted up ?? ? ...

... Valulable C:hurch Prefermen.t, Northamtptonshire. The Next Presenltation to the Rectory of Cuhvorth, with ex- cellent Parsonage, Gardens, and 24 Acres of Glebe Lanld; also the commtuted Rlent Charge of £724 lds. per annum. M fESSRS. FyAREBROTHEREF, CLARK, and LYE T are instructed to SELL, at Carraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, CoruhiLl, London, on W0ednlesday, January 21 (unless an ...

... .TE BR'ISTOL MERCURY, As sbown by the PF ?? ReTuRaie i'pended'to tsbe Report tle ParliatnentatyhCommitte on 3w~papnrqStamps amounte diriof ?? ye avoir'IoT to o t'e. - ' ;U-TWO lRUND rER TY AND-SIXJA.SoV1r aIOUS40D, G (riving aI Ieekly veia'e.of upwards of100 The following Figures, as'giveni in':thse lefrirnss~howt tL ?? pitionls o ?? 4feveur!, anti 'Msre'' ' I.3'DRisTOL ?? ..T..}.267,000 ...

... AI'Avueossvs to Soeussisa,, Poo,,uscrs., ?? 147 Wodeos, d Cass, 2rots IS.each by ost, 1s. od. ON SNGLEand ARRID LIFE. To B, o no tobe.tha isthequetion. GUI.W~ltWELL Mit 11511, tl~t.C.. (t-271, L~AG. (t~l);Is ear Meica an Foensc Rlbre ia these matters. ?? ubety odCoroopnfss.Associations -tonc, ss' C~soatt'sof Soqt Lie-Mariao.nd its con- sidcrattissso-tfatpp aid fouitfu Attiances-ot of ...

... rpHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- -M_ Unprecedented Attractions for the Holidays. So great has been the attrction of the BIATEAAN CHILDREN, that with the view of meeting the demand at the Box-office for places, they will appear TO-NIGOOT in two pieces-THE YOUNG COUPLE and THIE SPOILED CHILD; and the perforinanoes will-be over by a quarter-past Eleven o'clock. JOHN BENTON, Box Book-keeper. THEATRE ...

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