... tbe 30th ui-tant, at noon. JOHN TIPPET, Clerk to the Trustees. Dated 17th January, 185 G. Sale at the Polytechnic Hall, Falmouth. M R . TIPPET, FOR the convenience of the Public, begs to announce the ORDER of SALE next week ; viz : commencing cash -lay at 11 o'clock, most punctually. 4th day's Sale, Monday, 28th.— Plate, Plated, Musical In- struments, Music, Wines, Articles of Yertu, Minerals, ...

... Henry Bosanquet, Esq. Thomas Farncomb. Etq.AlJn. Henry Buckle, Esq. Charles Oibbes. E«q. *n.-erick Bnrmester, Esq. William Haigh, Eeq. •Jo-n Oarratt Cattley. Esq. ...

... exhibition at our Office, as well a* for reference and distribution, Catalogue* of Stock and Furni- ture, Plans of Eatate*, and announcements of the Sale of other Property advertised in our column*. The central situation ofthe Guardian Office, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Place, and our constant intercourse with every _tart of this and the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate ...

... ' , ay. 25th J inuary, 1856, SmL vVADDI.VGTON, Esq . M.P., In tbe Chair, l»iii^ ert i'ementconvun!ng tbe Meeting having b--en read, «ovedby Henry Bruco, Esq ; and seconded by John «>ttM.w Reilly. Esq.. M ?? ...

... ?? be preached at St. Peter's Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. THOS. SHARPLES, MJL ; and at Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. C. ROBINSON, 8.A., in support of the funds of t_* above institution. Divine Service to commence at the usual hour. 1% tke Prest, $ shortly will be published, price ds. 6d., PREMONITIONB OF THE IMPENDING DOOM OF THE PAPACY, derived from a critical ex- awinatinn of the chief ...

... anms£r- Apply to Mr. Wm. Webb, dfceountant, l,Uhurch-n_-ill» \> Ch*ch J strect, Liverpool, > ...

... Walker, ;W5 Royal Hotel, Museum Street, York, on ,i E° y jhe '4th day of February, 1856, at Three wiin the Afternoon, subject to such Conditions as 1 it then produced, ALL THAT OLD-ESTABLISHED t\N ; AND FAMILY HOTEL, glow £ * Btrt«ge f « Reyal Hotel, murE in Museum-Street, York, and fronting in k -r - vi Blake-Street and St Leonard's Place. J ; y 0(e l is in one of the best Situations in ...

... dav of February, 1856, at the THREE CROWNS HOTEL, Leicester, at Six ...

... Debentures falling 4 £ &-d are prepared to accept TENDERS tor the same f. >r wriod of Three, Five, or Seven Years, at 5 per cent, per an - Application may bo made to the undersigned. By order of tbe Directors, ?? CHAS. A. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Station, Nov. 2d, 1855. B NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. A-NK; of DEPOSIT, No. 3, Pall-mall East, f0,,. bondon. Established A.D. 1844.— The WARRANTS ,3- HALF YEARLY ...

... UNSTAMPED FOURPENCE STAMPED EIVEPENCE. LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1856. K°- 25,604 rtOMI. A _ Direct— l nder engagement to the V» ,i o n urable Ea-t India Company.— The Magnificent New .__il CONFLICT, A 1, I,S_6 tons register, ROBERT D.as, ■ .- ?? will be despatched from the East India Docks posi- ?? | n c ;,lst Instant. All goods must be cleared and along-dde ?? January. Has a full p'Kip, ...

... HE NORTHERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. Gextlemex, HAVING been informed that it is the intention of your present highly-esteeiuad Member, Sir J. TYRELL, to retire from the Representation ofthe Northern Division of this County, in the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, and tbat steps arc being taken by the Conservative party to secure Candidates in anticipation of the next General ...

... The inquest on the exhumed body of Walter Palmer was begun at Rugeley on Monday; and was continued on Tuesday and Wednesday, and then adjourned till the 231. For the prosecution, twenty-three witnesses were examined : including seven medical men, a solicitor, three actuaries, and some attendants on Walter Pulmer. The evidence, both of the medical gentlemen and his personal attendants, showed ...