... T.EEDS NORTHERN RAILWAY, -At 4 LA ea Steeing of Lancashire SharehOlders, weleb at the claten- idon Reolam, Liverpool. CHIARSLES HIOLLAND, MEs., in the chair. It was uoanrimtorly ?? the Lancashire Shacbo bolders of the Leeds Normtern Railway desire to ?? ' rdial shnks 1o0 EDWIN st ARD JACKaion, ESQ., of Nor- ton. oS ck t belOn.Ti'r s, fiord hiser, ismires III atten t ding this sreelng. an f(or ...

... THIEATRE ROYAL,_ DRURY4LANE.- ' MJULLIEN'S LAST ANNUAL SERIES of CONCERTS previous to his departure for Amerlca. VENING, PRO0GRAMME for THI EVNNSaturday, Nov. 20. PART I.-Overture, 11 Flauto Magico, Mozart; Quadrille, from Jullien's opera, Pietro il Grande, Jullien; Solo, bassoon, Non partir (Leave mo nat), ?? opera, Piotro il Grande, performed by M. Banimann, JuIllien; Valse, Roso de blai, ...

... JT (IN MORRISON, I AUCTIONEER AN) VALUATOR, 1I A-i SI(IXIrl.T, Ci_.ISqOv, C ONTIN U ES to onflet, in the Cost etlicent manner, l VUT-DOO (1 SAL ESO i everydCE1CI Ptis. 4 PAR TIES W ISHING ADVICE, 5 A S TOH BES1 MODE 0 AND SEASON 0 IITIII.RIZATION, AiT. INI ) II:D To COMMSIUNICArTE. 2 VALUATIONS MADE Ul' WITH PROMPTITUDE AND) IN TEGRITY, ON A IODEIIORE CAT E b CL 01 F CIIARGOES. CASH ADVANCE)D ...

... IN SIX LANGUAGES,_.Forty-seventh Edition, Illustrating the new .Mode of Treatment Adopted by Lallemand, Ricord, Deslandes, and others of the Hospitals at Paris, and now uniformly practised in this country, by WALTER DE ROOS, M.D., 35, Ely Place, Holborn Hill, l London, THE MEDICAL ADVISER, N the various disqualifying forms of premature decay, by which the vigoarand manliness of life are ...

... THE ROAD TO HEALTH. T 0r L L 0 W A -Y'S P I L L S. XI CURE 07 A DISORDICRED LIVR AN BAD DIGNMTON. Copy of a Leifer~f'trron Mir A. W. Kirkuot, Chemist, 7, Prescot Street. Liverpool, dated 6th June, 18551. To Professor HOLLOWAY. SIR-_Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest on our Bale list of Proprietary Medicines for some years. A. orstomner. to whom I can refer for any enquiries, ...

... RDAYY Ei VEINGCCONCEBTS, St CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET. M or THOXAS LITTLEDALE, Esq-, ha9 kindly con- r~ s sented to preside on this occasion. TG.OI~SROw (SATRiJDAAY) lE~isING, the ffth instant. MISS WIHITNALL, XR. MIRANDA, MR. SA MR. B. WRA~Y. Boy 3d- FSide Galle , Gfd.; ?? Seats, 1e. To comn- AUAL FRE CH LASSE8. A L ADSs for BEGISNNRS every I1'UESDAY EvENINi?, at Hialf-past jmeht ...

... CHEAP AND EXPP1DMTIOOUS PRINTING, C HENRIE'1' .x -STREET. The Public are requested t I , Eider the advantages to be attained by sending their Ordw* to the Printing Establish- ment connected with the General Engineering, Geological Survey and Valuation Office, 1 and 16, HENRIETTA- STREET, DUBLIN. The style in which Gena± Letter Press and Lithographic Printing is executed in this ant cannot be ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. T . JULLIEN'S LAST ANNUAL SEUIES of CONCERTS previous *o hie Departure for America. LASr WEEK BUT ONE. PROGRAMME FOa THIIS EVENING, Tuesday. Nov. 3$. PsARr I.-Overture, ?? Midsummer Night's Dreamt (first time this season), (terndcisotn)-Quadril e, lrom Julien's Opera, Pietro il Grande Solos by M. Barret, M. Baumann, M. Collinet, Mr. Lazasus, Mi. Remusat, Herr ...

... TOCKPORT IMPROVEMEN.A~T SK 1IENT, REPEAL, or CONSOLIDATO fACS X 'TENSION and ALTERATION ofBORROWI p 0 uand for OTHER PURPOSES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICATION is intended to) be made to PARLIAMENT in the present session for an ACT to' aleamend, extend, and enlarge, or to consolidate, the powers and provisions Of the two several Acts following, or one of them, and to miake fiurther ...

... Foreign FRANCE. Pants, Thursday Eveni -—Twelve o'clock was the hour for the Senate to meet this y, but more than an hour before the senators began to arrive at the The in attendance were the cardinals, who wore their robes; the other members wore their full dress, civil or mi . At noon the attendance being complete, the took the chair, and the proceedings 10 members ited on the table a were ...

... th JAMES PIPPETT, rg Cmor Coor or TIIE WESTERN CLruB House, BUCIIANAN ST., BEGS most respectfully to infiorm the Ladies and Gentle- al B) men of Glasgow, that he has Ol'ENED those Pre mises 140 BUCHANAN STREETr, opposite the Club House, w in the Business of COOR anud CONFECTIONER, with first- :h class Luncheon and Refreshment Rooins, and trusts, by strict attention to the qulality of every ...

... EW SONGS FROM UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. No. 1.-TIIE SLAVE'S ESCAPE. Poetry by Mrs. J. r Smith; Music by Jane Stevens. No. 2.-THE DEA'III OF EVA. Poetry by Mrs J. Smith; E Music by Jane Stevens a, No. 3.-THE DEATH OF UNCLE TOM. Poetry by H. di H. Horton,; Music by Jane Stevens. £ 'Ihe three songs before us are descriptive of three incidents tr in ' Uncle Tom's Cabin '-the escape of Eliza with her ...