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... galfi bp auction.: pORT AND SHERRY WINES; 1N no'TLE: APD, .WOOD. SSRS. ARG USwill SlebyAUTION their Spacious ROO04 No.- 4, dLAE-STRUBBT, RSDAY Next. the ht thR ovem -er, E, piuwufexcellent FORT and SHERRY WINE, ozeaofe tal I thresyeara niqbotU;, Defof .pOR Tvintage 182rdnl bt,~ i qersre Skan O F TE115 FvarY uS. D0PWfaa~0'V* ~O TE ADMIERS O THE'TN RS , G. B. HARRIL will SellbyAUCTION, 00 ...

... TnHE3 ,CITY of the DEAD, and Other THPoems. By JOHN COLLrsT. Price 59. Mr Collett, through vast spaces of idealism reproduces In serial and fanatoecit shape the City ofthe PhaeaOh&' ritf ?? Sn his treatment of thir grand subject, has given. tndsbitable evidenes of rare poetical porer. The coutrast between the spirit of the lines on ' The Sunrise from the ToP Of Snowdon' and those on 'The ...

... LNATURDAY EVENING CONCERTS, CoNCEItT HALL, LORD NFLSON.STEBIM. SIXTEENTH SEAMON. gr&.3rRO01 (4ATITRDAY) EVFNINa. NOVEMBER IZ MR. GEORGE BUCKLAND ,E u VLL G.IVI Ills rWT MUSIUAL ENTERTAINMIENT, yE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF YE ENGLYSSHE. A ann ?? Entertailnin.nt, slhowing bow ye Englysshb keir., t ie, aiod how they diverted themselves In ye Olden Tine. PART FIRST. bt ,Co(yl uleen ie. ?? Old Air. C ...

... PRESTON ST. PETER'S INFANTS' SCHOOL. SERMONS are to be preached at St. Peter's Church, on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13. Morning 10-30, by H.M. Inspetor, REV. W. J. KENNEDY, M.A. ; Evening, 0.30,eby REV. CANON RICHSON, M.A. There were 240 at the examination, October 19th, 1859. £ s. d. Debit balance ?? 37 0 Mistress's salary .10 0 0 Estimated school requisites, fuel, &c ?? 10 0 0 Estimate for desks, ...

... WHE SALE PRICE of the DAILY NEWS I . ALI, OVER ENGLAND and at the RAILWAY STATIONS, . ofears- w. Hn. SMITH and SON now BELL the DAILY NEWSat En ,ltetIWYSTATIONS at tio TllitEE PENCi r SINGLE COPY, At lmw will SUppLY all r OUNTiY BOOKSELiElRLS and NEWS Ste AOENTS on such terems as Nivt enable them ealo to sell the DAILY anI01 IIWSrtthean;rkedprioeoof TnsREE PENONce: SIXGLE COPY. rof 186, Crand. ...

... UNERALS-Go to the Furnisber's, clin vp' F One Profit only.-rCRoFTO'o, Eeoonic Fyuwral lil'!,i: and Funeral Carriage Proprietor, 79, Jwtld-t: f,.t, lr3.:: w: ^ square, and25,Edward-tcrrace, Caledonian-rowl, l-1o , tabliheld 1821. A Grown Pcrson's Pair-horse Carriage Funeral, lhn t Aduit Faneral, HeareecuadlFair, Coach and Fair, coulelte 4 l I f ENERAL FUNERAL ESTABLPJI'MF.NT-NI 81, City ...

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... GENERAL NOTICES.-' LONDON IMISSIONARY SOCIETY. ( THE ANNUAL M11E:TING,.Jn Edhiburgh T of the friends. of this Society, will belheldjia G ALR3ANqY STrEEr CHA'EL. THIS' EVENING, -96nday,' the l4tl November, at Seven sOclock,- !. - : I ADAI BlACK, ESQ., M.P, in the Chair. A The Rev. J. S. WARI)VAW, fioni;Ve11ary, Southern tl India, and theRtev. ALE1ANDEP WILLIAMSON,. N from Shanghai, China, will ...

... kindly supplied by Mrs. A. Arkwrigbt and the ladies of the neighbourhood. Tea, buns, and cake, were liberally supplied, and met with a vigorous reception supplemented by a quantity of confections, &c.; and a variety of innocent and exhilarating games followed. At tbe conclusion of these most interesting succession of comic and instructive views from a magic lanthorn was given the Rev. D. R. ...

... Under the Most Distiuguished Patronage of HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, H. E. H. THE PRINCE CONSORT, Their RoYal 11ighnessoe the Princesses and Princes of the Rtoyal Family The Most Worshipful the Grand Master of Ireland, Hia Grace tho DgUXB of LeNSTER, and several otber ristinguished Freemasons, His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ofIreland, the EARL of EGnLINONand WlriNTOo. bhe LORD ...

... tl~tt w~~t5 &C.,g to alet. RublIFORK HOUSE, near Holensburgh, at Dlpresent to LET, FURN;ISIED o0 UNINe1RNlSHEn, and for sucI period as miay be agreed on, with Offices, Garden, and Cow's Grass. Situation quite retired; i of a mile east of Railway Station. Apply to John Smith, Accountant, 7 West Regent Street, Glasgowv. TO LET, AT WEST END OF THE VILLAGE OF GOVAN, £tOTB3IC COTTAGE, consisting of ...