... fully to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has constant ...

... No. venting foreign power from interfering in the «ff»ir* of j ARRIVAL THE QUEEN OUDE. Turkey. Any an»logous intervention in tho kingdom of the The ex-Oueen of Oude, and other member the Two Sicilies would be strange and unheard anomaly. 1 Royal Family of Oude, with distinguished suite, King Ferdinand cannot and will not believe that any such | numbering in all 110 persons, landed at ...

... patro- he ha^ * eeD favoured with - and t0 inform them and ** ,L yj f „onerally that he has REMOVED to the new 'nftP No D ti- cnti-ance to the New Market, where he ti_ clad to receive a continuance of their orders. *\i- Vntrance to the New Market. V ' August 1, 1850. affF CONSTABLE OF THE COUNTY OF LAN - * m CASTER. LnzUTEKANT-COLONEL WOODFORD having flftcialh signified to Us his intention to ...

... rv- r - ,'ii sTiiV WOLVERHAMPTON, WELLINGTON, V * „„ A E STRY, LANGOLLEN IMAD. WREXHAM, V..; ! :N :. ill r-'d lIVEEPOCI— Trains will Lcrvc ':■■'■' ■■ ?? > ?? l -; KDAVS, August ir. aad i 3, at 8 a.m.. Returning ?? „1 or fith Sept. from Liverpool (Lauding Stage) . . ?? Stations as per hand-bills. Fares—Bir- . ?? : West Bromwich, Wednesbury, and Bil- . Wolverhampton, 225. Gd. and los. fid. ; ...

... u-jcls lor the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, -. ; ?? and Calcutta, by their mail packets, ;. tha Ith and 2nth of every month ; aud lor ' . . ;,by those of the *th of the month. — For further ?? ihe Company's offices, 122, Leadenhall-street, place. Southampton. , . . the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and £ ?? ciitioned new auxiliary STEAM-SHIPS J5 ?? ?? Mails, for the Cape' ot Good Hope. , „ ■ i, ale. Madras ...

... the Spring of 1857, g Fi LOWGILL ESTATE. TE in the r.rishes of Tatham and Botton, in -ja itv ot Lancaster, comprising n handsome iaiou. Farm House, convenient Outbuildings, •HO Acre- of excellent Land (statute measure), y^ion of Mr. \V. Howson, as Tenant. . T m_v be --3cn and particulars obtainei on io the Owner, Mr. T. A. LivESer, at the . ;001. Bentham, or at his residence, Holly ?? ...

... Arm- gtroog, late oi Kabrelf, near Tbirsk, in the Connty of York, Miller, who died in or about the month of february, 1865, are, on or before the Eighth Day of ajovember, 1856, to come in and prove their Debts or duo. . at tbe Chambers of the Master op the Bolls, jj tbe Rolls Yard, Chancery Lane, Middlesex, or, in de- fculi thereof, they w ill be peremptorily excluded from Ibe benefii of the ...

... ArGr?T 17th, 1856, by the Rev. G. H. ASHE, 8.A., lnrumbent of St. Mark's. Morning Service to commence at half-past Ten; Afternoon Service to commence at Three o'clock — after which ?? will be made for the support of Wensley Fold National and Sunday Schools. Extraordinary Novelty and Attraction!! FOR TWO DAYS ONLY! THE ALLIED CIRCUS, Market Place, Rlackburn. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Aug. 15th and ...

... render our beverages as pure and refreshing as possible, having increased our sales so much, we must earnestly request the public will on all future occasions when they favour us with their further orders, and to insure such orders being executed, at the same time return all the empty bottles belonging to us, our stock not being inexhaustible. Highly Carl-onated Soda Water, Lemonade, Pine ...

... cent, primage. BRITISH and NO LITH AMEBIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointe I by the Admiralty to Sail betweon LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK direct, and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the, Boston ships only ?? iit Halifax 16 land and retelva Pitssehgers and her Majesty's Malls.— The following of t.ihi>t vessels, ate appointed to sail fmm Liverpool •— bAN AiJA, £oir BOSTON, Saturday, August 2. AFftICA ...

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... ; that in the Morning by the Rev. C. ROBIN- ?? ?? Incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn ; and those in tbe Afternoon and Evening by tbe Rev. G. ALKER, 8.A., Curate of St. Peter's Church, I*jvstou. A CoUection will be made after each Sermon in behalf of the above School ...