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... mone y •■ liament. is VSku^u^'.Mf £? th , of ?? °' 'P- man of l*mbeth wite>-work?C^^ ollOW^ U8 [ ?? ' from the Cnair- for the Home DepJS^S - Compan y t0 lhe Secretary of State Belvidere House, Wimbledon, Surrey, 2d December, iSol. ?? ' ?? \ n lh ! f U^ ac * e^l*Pers, of a notice of relate U ■•■^o«Eut Mg,,e ...
... 100. CIRCULATION OK THE NOTTINGHAM REVIEW, J844 18 J0 85,000 DECBEASE 36,000! !! ne following T ery satisfactory comnmnieation, re.ativ iL^r- 8 ?? ?? Wl » ...
... by William Smith. Mont Blanc. The Rural Superstitions o» Western France. Husrands, Wives, Fathers, Mothers, My Novel; or, Varieties in English Life. Part XVII. Struggles for Fame and Fortune. Lord George Bentinck, William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London. THE MOST SPLENDID WORK EVER ISSUED FROM THE PRESS. Just published, No. 1, §mcc Two-pence, THE ILLUSTRATED INHIBITOR and MAGAZINE of ...
... fibers and the public, that the First Half- tb* * v f W-2, wiil be opened by a COURSE of B?&BESby -^ \ir. EDMUND WHEELER, C.E., of London, r;. • on Tuesdett evening next, Jan. 6th. on fl*fl tory- Principles, and Practical Use ofthe irpje 1 1 ?? - * Electric Telegraph. cj-nnJ tm Friday .veiling. Jan. 9th, on T 3e M*he Curiosities of Insect Life. , ir , to commence at Eight u'Oloek. ■ a ; on ...
... and Incor|>onatcd by Royal Charter. ITesi.ienl His ...
... the Bank, in Lothbury, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of ■January next, at One o'clock precisely, to declare a DI V I- BEND, and to appoint Three Directors in the room of Thomas Farncomb, Esq., Alderman, David Sal 'mons, Esq.. Alderman and M.P., and Henry Bosanquet, Esq., who retire by rotation, but being eligible for re-election offer themselves accordingly. By order of the Board, JAMES WILLIAM ...
... X Premium will be required. S'to TREMAIN and CfeEMOW, Padstow. TO DRAPERS. k , R io.ai.diate DISPOSAL, a good RETAIL jjgAPERY BUSINESS in the floiuishing ■^r*^ 0 * Dec. 81st, 1851. JJyoiouth W «w grammar School. HEAD MASTER, BENNETT, M.A., ?? Trinity College, Cambridge. secosd master, ! PARTRIDGE, 8.A., Scholar of Queen's College, Cambridge. ii^tious for tersns, &c., are to be made to the H ...
... to present lhe Mine to him at a PUBLIC DINNER, to be given m .the SHIRE HALL, at Chelmsford, on THURSDAY the IMb of f.nnarv- upon which occasion THOMAS WILLIAM BRAM cTON'Esq., M.P., has kindly consented to take the Chair. Further particulars will be advertized in the Essex Herald 0 f Tuesday, January 6th. jIACK BOY HOTEL AID COUEiCIAL HI, CHELMSFORD. WILLIAM ATTWELLS RFSPECTFULLY informs the ...
... Antwerp Company's mw. splendid, and very powerful steam-ship, BARON OS Y Thom\s ' T' K ?? °««»mander, leaves the St. Katharine Wharf, Tower, every 81 ND.U morning, at Ten o'clock j returning from Antwerp every Wednesday morning at Eleven o'clock. Travellers may proceed l . railroad trom Antwerp to Cologne, Hamburgh, Berui, Leipzic l>-v-den. *c. with the short sea passage of flve hours only. ' ...
... Steamship QUITO, W. B. ■•iii •*■*-*■ Commander, of 1100 tons and 400 horse power, yx leave Liverpool for the above-mentioned places on or in i tllc 2otu instant - The QUITO has excellent accom- f n 'lation for passengers, and will carry an experienced sur- l if,* She will take on freight Bullion and Specie only. Qg'l letters not for consignees must pass through the Post , T he _ BOGOTA, of ...
... OF AGRICULTURE, „.\D THE TRANS .CTIONB OF ?? HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL fn ; fV OF SCOTLAND. Publithid Quarterly. VI LI AM BLACKWOOD aad SONS, Edinbnrgh and London. OF DIVIDEND. . r,TH E IS HEREBY GIVES, ■ ?? h First and Final DIVIDEND of Mosey a.*i«mg from the Estate of JOHN i,. ( E late of tiit Shakspeare Ta?em, Lan- vii, _>c paid at 'he above named house day, the -oth January inst., betwixt ...
... Tuesday, *% :t h ?? ■^^^iNSOCENT respectfully announces, that if * paves of her SCHOOL will Commence on Mon- ?? , th a e a n i •-> - 7 • Ca ?? rt« ABRAHAM begs to inform her Friends I If i the Public, that her SCHOOL will be Re-opened | 22nd, 1852. v.:.y : : ?? -7^7liEVViE' s SEM IN AR V for Young- II Ladies, and PREPARATORY SCHOOL for Young ?? J w jl'l i, e lie-opened, on the 6th January ...