... DERBYSHIRE (TO WIT.) AT a Meeting of the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and A Freeholders of the County of Derby, holden at the County Hall, Derby, on FRIaAV. October 27th; 1854, th for the purpose of determining upon the best mode of in carrying into effect throughout the County such portionA of her Msjesty's Ro-al Comunuission as relates to the of raising of a PATRI(dIC FUND for the RELIEF of If ...

... C A R D. FHE Misses MASSIE respectfully lotimate Miss MARY'S Re- m. turn from Paris, with a Large and Fashionable selection of MILLINERY, DRESSES, CLOAKS, FLOWERS, and French EMBROIDERY-in Collars, Sleeves, Babies' Caps, &c., which I masy be soen on SATURDAY first, the 4th iDst. The Misses M. are in want of a few IMPROVERS for the Dress-Making. 166, Union Street West, October 31, 1854. Winter ...

... .ouSWAN RIVE t al15hDcember), the ae fast-soiliiig teak skip LAYA I~iT 0 oe AID camrnazedcr. This shiphaexelnacmmdtrnfrps S,,jger.-Far freight orepessage. apply to WL~S EGT ~ Co, 4 Clementle-lane, Lom arul-ieec'et. ~ AESTIIMSlNandCo'sLONDON LINE of ACETSMEBOTIIN, PRTPIIILLIP.-NOT1CE ~ ~ Aenero clpparshipONWARD has still 11frafw 100 f feigt, or hic ealyapplication should be ~de.AP~y toJAMS ...

... NWENS COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES.- O Professor WILLIAMSON'S Course o£ SIX LECTURES on . Toan PaACTICAL UsE O0F THE MICROSCOPE will Commence on D1 the evering of Friday, November 3rd (instead of Thursday, as pre. fol vouasly announced), and be continued easch subsequent Friday. Sa The lectures to commence at half-past seven o'clook. tb Thes implest modes of examining, preparing, and mounting Ri ...

... EXCURSIONISTS may s~ecure £100 for their fanti. Elies in case of deathl by Railway Accident in a trip of any length. with, an allowance for themselves when Fl] Isart, by taking an Ineurance Ticket, costing TrWO co PENCE of the Excursion Agents, or at the Railway list Stations.-RAILWAY PAC61INGNIls AssutA~sNcs OFFiciss, T I 3, Old Broad-street, London. is WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. C( of ...

... CIRkCULAR NOTES and FOREIGN MONEY. Travellers proceeding tio the Continent East, Constantinople, the Colonion, America, Set., can PROCURE CelRCULAlt NOTES of £10 and £5 eacb, pesvable at all the principal towns without deduc. s tion; alco foreign money of every country, at th~e Bullion and D Banking Office, 10, Lobbardotreet.-ADADI' bIELbfANN and Co.i A USTRIAN and all other COUPONS due and be ...

... 'POPULAR SONG. NGLAND AND vVIOTORY. sung with immense siac55ss by Mr. 50550 ReEvEs; composed by FRiANKi MORI; is published by Cramer, Beel n e odn rc 8 r LASALNSRCTION Just pdlse rc n Shilling, NLSICLLSTUTON: Its Use and AbsbigNo 4o hpmnsLbayfor the People, h apedix fom he WstinserReview. Pp. &fAS ON'S, Market street. 2 T EO O OB-APN SS OR MISERY?- I 'TH T ISTHE UESTON. APOPULAR MEDIC.AL ...

... PATRICK COLLIE'S -MRW WAREHOUSES, 29 & 31 UNION STREET. A4 U7'TdfNsbL ANYOYU.YCE'MENT.- ~btrtjeeeP-re srses-msagnssyieenstly laid ossi aus artistically arranged. Theo Whole Stock Entirely New. -ZATRICK COLLIE, on his raemoval to the above splendid _T1 Wareolsoses, avails himuself of the occasion to tender his Mak to his very numerous Town and Country friends, for Max valuable support during ...

... Miersey Line of AustraliaR Packets. H~1E Undersigned despatch the above regular! T ino of Vessels, with Goods and Passengers, . regularly to MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, ADE2 ' LAIDE, and GEELONG, direct, or to each of the 1 last namaed, via MELBOURNE. apea Passengers and their Luggage are landed on the Wharf, at: XELBOURNE, free of expense. Packet of the 25th Novomber, 5 The RALPH WALLER, For Melbourne ...

... . SAD THBNEW EDiJTIbN z ON MVOUB AND GENSHATI DJRASES. 'ust Pbihed, 0th ,Thousand. MIlluetrted with Colomure Eboav=gsPide ts., or In a sealedensiope Isi post for 18rPctag. Stamps 'lai-BA T AlND HAPPINESS,' the meau by hih .they 'My be obtained,' a medcleok W06Adii of: youth and iatdrity, and diseases ot the e -ative system, With oweervatloiis on the tretment of nervoas ,i bilitygnd id9gestion ...

... Mersey Line of Australian Paokets. THE Undersigned despatch the above regular Tline of Vessels, with Goods and Passengers, u regularly to MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, ADE-' LAIDE, and GEELONG, direct, or to each of the pe Allast named, via MELBOURNE. Passengers and their Luggago are lauded en the Wharf, at MELBOURNE, free Of eXPenIse. rwket of the 25th November,5 The RALPH WALLER, For M~elbourn, 2000 ...

... A;3ERDEEN RAILWAY COMIPANY. At the Half-Yearly ordinary General Meeting of the ABER- DEEN RAILWAY COMPANY, hold pursuant to Advertise. ment, within the Company's Offices, Market Street, Aber- deon, on THURSDAY, the 26th day of October, 1854. The Right Hon. the Lord JAmES HAY, Chairman of tho Com- pany, in the Cbair: .73lHE following resolutimns were adopted, viz.- T l-Resolved that the Report ...