... an airy and healthy situation, three Bed rooms and Servant's room, and one or two S tting-rooms for a lady and gentleman, with one female servant. — Apply in writing to V., at Messrs. G. aud J. Brjok's, stationers, Westgate. JftoneD. MONEY WANTED, on Debenture Mortgage, upon first-class security, in sums of £100 and upwards. Interest paid half yearly. — For further particu- lars apply to Geo. ...

... THE BOMBAY MAIL. The Bombay Overland Mail has arrived, with dates from Bombay to July 3rd.—The following is summary the Bombay Timet of that date :— OP GWALIOK. The recapture of this important city by Sir Hugh Rose's force was announced to us by telegram the ult, dated Palace ol' Gwalior, and forms a brilliant termination to the campaign opened on thia kide of India, and unvarying success ...

... of people of all grades and both sexes, for the wilful murder of a young woman nested Sarah Ann Griffin, at Stokes Abbotts, and slso for having set fire to tbe house which bis victim readed. The prisoner was very young man, not having reached his twentieth year. For some time he continued to deny that had anything to do with the atrocious act; but he appeared to become aware his awfu 1 ...

... exhibition at our Office, as well as for refereuce and distribution, Catalogues of Stock and Furni- ture, Plant of Estates, and announcements of the Sale of ethsr Property advertised in our columns. The central titration of the Qv ardian Office, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Place, and our constant intercourse with every part of this and the neighbouring counties, enable us to ?? disposal ...

... NAVIGATION COM- 'vv book passengers, and receive goods and parcels for the I tcrranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits. ?? Land Manilla, by their steamers leaving Southampton on the _*nd e 1 ' 1 of every month ; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ll and Bornbav, by their packets leaving Southampton about > li'b'aiid 27th of the month.— For further particulars, apply ..[„, ...

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... COM- T * e • hro'k passengoßS. » nd eceive goods aed parcels for the ?? j, eail Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, ?? dl ' f: ' , i! ( j'vanill>. hy their -.earners leaving Southampton on the •** B _f*oib °* every month; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, ** f ' hU ni Combay, by their packets leaving Southampton about A(i ...

... FRAN Civ. Tim KmI'KHO I XaiMI.KON'.s, Ki.NNKo Tile fullowing is the speech whicli delivered by the iimpeior tui till' |.'renl (or breakfast; (ton'te^Mpn,—l taw viaitud Brittany from a. use ..I* ibuy Iroiu with ita i;ihal*ltuiita. was luy duty to acquainted with part France whioli I hail not yet visi i d ; iiu.l it was jir .tifving to foe in: u> tinil nivaelf iho midst the ISroton people, who ...

... year:—Argyll and Bute Rifles, the Edinburgh, or Queen's Regiment of Light Infantiy, Edinburgh Artillery, Fifeshire Artillery, Perthshire Rifles, Renfrewshire. The Gazette announces that the Queen has . granted the title of Baron Clyde of Clydesdale to Sir Colin Campbell and his heirs-male; also the dignity of Baronet to Sir John Lawrence and his heirs-male ; and also that the Queen has ...

... JOHH HOLLAHD, Jim. To Printers and Bookbinders. PRINTING PRESSES, TYPE, Ac. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. HOLLAND, Jun., At the MIDLAND AUCTI ...

... to 64, HIGH STREET NEXT DOOR TO THE OLD BANK. ' BENTALL'S Broadshares, Coleman's Cultiva- tor., Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, Oat and Bean Mills Chaff Cutters, Oilcake Breakers, Iron Hurdles &c at Matthews Bros.* Implemeut Dep6t, Corn Exchange! TEA.— Congou Tea, 2s. Bd. to 3s. per pound ; Strong Congou, 3s. 4d. to 3s. Bd. ; Fine Congou, 4s. to 4s. Bd. Souchong Tea, 3s. 4d. to 45. ; Fine Souchong, ...

... RADCLIFFE MEETING. MONDAY. The Heaton Pass Handicap was won Mr. Cliff's The Jade, beating Mauehllne, Milksop, and Barbery.—Won by two lengths. The Selling Handicap was won Mr. Cliff's Our Sal, beating Spider, and Dred.—Won by length. Tbe Wilton Cur was won by Mr. Singleton's Hegira, beating Lazy Lass, Captain Wedderburn, Comoro', and Laird of tbe Dale. —Won bead. The Two-year-old St axes were ...