... E1Moaii42 Wot4fit &C., to u~tlt. TO LET, UNFURNISHED t DESIRABLE pOUNTRY RESIDENCE, with v A Seven Api rulits; Servants 5cl~o1 lo(1niiotj, a Walled wi the Shrubbery, null u ten, annutes' .iik ?? tliO Itit-ii Station of the lasgowaul Suth-~~ ctera ljlw thelai, thiOOatioNG over 300 Acr'2s of ISIS110and. Fur furiher parti-nlars, 1nPP13 to WVilli-11m 1l4olie, Proprietor, Xerse, near Beith itation ...

... Salt% bN 319UcOU7-(CONTINUED.) M'PTBAP - E I,.E AUCTIONREEPS AND VALUATORS, GLASGOW SALE 11OOSIS, 21 GORDOs STREET, (Opposite the Commercial B~ank,)TI R ESPECTF.ULLY intimate that they contin- e to LDcarry-on -Buasbrsg lnltheir Central New Premises, 1 t same piniciples which they hare Alwayt)s acted upon, and( ?? hoale htherto given~eittire -satisfaction,- viz.1 ncrscnallyattcenn-u11 ?? ...

... TO THE ELECTOBS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTE. CiExT-Lv.SIEN;,_ iINCE I first addressed you, I have received assur- ances of support which have encouraged mo to believe that you will not ho unwilling again to entrust me with your interests Ca in Parliauent; hut circunistance3 haveocciurredlwlhich have placed rme in an anomalous nml euliarrassiig position. You will have heard that I have bcen called ...

... ch,. aoove quotations. iW, ?? 6 g t% nd, TO THE 9LECTORS 'OF 'MIE COUNTY OF LANARK. pe GENTLEMEN, ?? iHE Goverrneit liaviing ad-vised- the Queen to . dissolve the present &'arlianient, I beg again to offer myself re ' asa Candidate for your suflnlges. I thought that the measuro of Parlianientary Rlepresentation which was lately introduced-by Goverinu1en, might, notvithstand- uL. ig many ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW. GE'aEsrEUN,' TMER Majesty's. Gotbrninent having resolved to 1X appeal to the Country on the great question of Parliamen- '9 tary Reform, I beg respectfully to otter myself for re-election as one of your Representatives in the House of Commons. za When relieved from my present duties by the prorogation of he Parliament, I shall Lave manny opportunities of ...

... TO TIhE ELECTORS OF TIHE CITY OF GLASGOW. ALLOW Me to expr'ess to yon my thanks for the a ?? tt YZIi ?? honour yOU have conferred on ino in returning aue ags'' I, tI'iPrliament. I b. ?? t a, Lre you that no exertion shall he awanting on my o part in wler to perform my responsible d.tics to your satisfaction. I have the honour to he, G ENTLEII E.N-, Your most obedienlt Servant, WALTER BUCHANAN. ...

... * ?? f'aV ZiajC-(CONTr1NU1D). UPSE'T PRICE RElDlJCD TO £4300. PROPERTY AT GRlANVILLE: PLACE AND ST. GEORGE'S .ROAD, FORl SALE. 'Te he Sold, by Public IRoup, within the Faculty Hall, St. George's Pjaes, Glasgow, onl Wedlnesday the 20thi day of April, 1850, at Two o'clock Atternoon, I. r1fAT DOUBLE TE NEMOENiT of Dwelling EHouses. Ileing Nus. 171, 173, andil 175 St. George's Rload. Rental. 8207. ...

... ;'alt%-(CONTINUED.) BE SOLD, a PATENT MANGLE.-App1y V Tto'David Gasrdner, 290 Garactibe Road. T E AM E G I NE R, ?? E'OR S ALE Tj A HIGH-PRESSURE 1B`1AM ENGINE, with Cylinder 20 In. diamn., and 4 feet of Stroke. A HORIZONTAL HIGH-PRESSURE ENGINE, with Cylin- der 2 feet diam.. and 31 feet of Stroc ke. A HORIZONTAL HIGH-PRESSUIlE ENGINE, witlhCylin- B der 7X inches diam, and 18 inc1es of Stroke. ...

... I-l 8,. = . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? _ _ _ _ . __ a- GLASGOW ANNUITY SOCIETY. it - . . INSTITUTED 1808. F V[ E Directors heartily recommend this Society to t- ' the Public, by which, at a very moderate cost, a person may Id* provide for either a Future or present Annuity to himself, or tny i6 of his family or friendsN that is, a greater or smaller life indepen- le- dency, wvhether otherwise rich ...

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... Sal lt 23 1 tdi01t-(CONTINUED.) To-DAY (FRIDAY), 29tnL APRIL, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. PUBLIC SALE OF FRESH GROCEIIIES AND PROVISTONS: SUPERIOR SPOP Fl'iTINGS AND UT'I'ESILS, 60 WHITEWASH BRUSHFS, 32 CASKS IRISH TABLE BUTTER, 6LATER'b BARlROW, &c., (Our usial Wee-ly Public Sale every FridaY.) -A][ESSRS. JOHN & JAMES MORRISON will Sell, hy Public Anction, in their Sale Rooms, 11 Virginia *Street, ...

... TO THE ELECTORS FALKIRK DIS OF THEI FALKtIRK DISTRICT OF Br VIiGHS. GENTLEM3EN' t HJIE Government of Lord Derby has determined TL to appeal to the country from the recent 1ecision of the House of Commons, rejecting its so-called Reform lill. - it is h vardtly necessarl for me to say that I gave a cordial and mlinesitating vote against a measure so insufficient to satisfy the just claims of ...