... fr Irt eg aciswer'lng advertisements in the HercurY nife 3aies~ted to attend to the following oxillanationis: 'AW-v~ at the Mercuipilihie, means that Per`sonal 0r ,,PpRimnain must be made at our offi ...

... REAT ESTERN . RAILWAY.- G on CIRISTMAS DAY the Trains will run only as on Sundays. with the addition of the Down Day Mail Train from Pad- dington to Bristol at 100 am., and the Up Day Mail from Bristol to Paddington at 10d0 atn, which will run as on week days, with the excsption of the Branch Trains between Maidenhead and Wycombe- Reading and Basiugsloke. Reading and 1Hdngerfocd, between ...

... NOTZCE11 IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION OF THE ERA. It is the essence of success in a Public Journal to adopt every improvement which experience suggests or the requirements of the day demand. Those who lag behind in such a course are deservedly left in the back-ground, and have to thank their supineness, or want of activity and energy, for the inferior position to which they are inevitably ...

... eHEA, RY . =UBLIN. j Last Week of performing before Christmas. I TilIS EVENNG (Tuesday), December 12th, the per- formances wi11 commence with the Comedy of THE ]RIVALS-Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr Granhy; Captain AbsoluteS, Mr J-Webster; Fankland, Mr Rickards; Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr Bellair; Bob Acres, Mr -Ellertqn ; Mra Malaprop, Mrs Parker; Lydia Languish, Miss Mortyn. To be followed by a ...

... READ THE NEW EDITION II ON NIERVOUS AND GENERATIVE D[SEASE. Just Published, 20th Thousand. Illustrated with Coloured Engravings, Price le., or in a sealed envelope, free by p0otj for 18 Poetage Stamps. JLEA.LTR AND HAPPINESS, tbe meane by which SL they may be obtained, a medical work on the Infirmities of youth and maturity, and diseases of the gene. rative syetem, with observations on the ...

... £n ONtl' l:011I-r00 ait itlrktonilt oe 1m' 1 L £12iC)'. a Il. io ait'ie [T In ')irb0Ia~l ,III',f1l'ttIl410lt ait 'subject ito con1dito~aI eta 70,11''0 , a n oit~jai lie' , j,.tn hurl wh'th-t toe Judy I 11110t1o1 tit'0311)l 'n''tas ait gi1)100 1oIf 101 ?? I''A ?? lv'it' ,0 Il to1 hol') fbor e, erLnt~o, of 3ti so i4T ~ - 1 I v10 atoll. 012. 1 ri111 p. .t. l~ltti , Sinitiac. 'ithnflnfabi'lm i ...

... P RJNTING of every description executed with the utmost neatness and promptitude, at the FLYING POST OFFICE. T RADESMEN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS of 1Three Lines, Is. 6d.; Longer Advertisements on equally moderate Terms. Contracts entered into for the Month or Quarter, at reduced Prices. Flying Post Orfice, Exeter. TO SPORTSMEN. FOR SALE, a DOUBLE GUN, nearly new, Fby HARvEY, Exeter, 2 feet 9 inches, ...

... CLYDE DYEING AND FINISHING WORKS FOR SALE. UI SET PRICE REDUCED TO £4000. w will be exposed to Sale, by Public Roup, within the oval Exchange Sale Roms, Glasgow, on Wednesday tile 1 j, Of Decellnher next, at Two o'clock Afternoon, qIll:SI; I)YEING and FINISHING WORKS at East- 1 t'ld, in thie arish of Hluthierglen, belonging to and lately Ot(li~iCil by) the Clyde Dyeing and Finishing Co., with ...

... RIME AN ARMY FUN ADo tjj 28, Hill-street, Berkeley-s sqare. Cem1buTT55. Chairman-The Earl of ELLESMERE, LG.. The Duke of Richmond, LG. Alexander Barclay, Esq. The Duke of Wellington. ?? ?? Buckley, M.P. The Marquis of Blandford, M.P. Major-Ceneral H. Beatiuck. The Viscount Mandeville, M.P. R. W. Couse ns, Eeq. The Earl of Chesterfield. C. J. Benan, Esq. The Earl of Shaftesbury. J. Evelyn ...

... So GeninTCst HUt SCOTCH OATMEAL. 14 and 15, CHRISTMAS. STREEr,. BRISTOL. 1843 F URNITURE! FURNITURE!! FParties about to dispose of their Furniture will be ljberaliy dealt with, and paid in READY CASHO (which will ^v0tem hOO trouble and expense of Sale by A~uction), by JAMES FAUJN. FURN][rUlRE.BROKERE, 8, MERPCHANiT- SPtE:ES', Bristol. N.B. A large Stock of SECOND-HAD FURNITURE of ...

... C uA11 ItEIEDY FOR PAINS IN THE ~CaST, COUGHS, & BOWEL COMPWLAINTS jCtt-' hTORkTIVE BALOAM, tkn effootusal Cure for LOA~ 3nfluctnee, Coughs, Colds, Plains in bbs Chest, Bowe5l At ti,' Disorders. It ?? andi Strengthens tho and all icorei ie Appetite, assists DIgestion, and is good c1r~oes C0inrants, being sa great Btracer oif the or ?? ~ it insantly heals Green Wounds, B~ruises, Bee~e mids ...

... THE MANCHESTER DAILY TIMES.- Pt I The commercial and social wants of so large and influential a community as Manchester has at length become, seem, sinperas - tively to require the establishment of a Local Daily Newspaper. B The rapidity with which intelligence of all kinds is now commu- nicated, the increasing desire on the part of the public to become acquainted, at the earliest possible ...