... DISHE?, *^VEBS AND cO -V o-idenie in the Country 2^ilSc«ON byKHT aad NEALE. X tvS by AU n C ie«ily, June 2Uth. * o U Zt of a set of splendi.'. Span- *\!TrKE »•*»»' P^^lboards one withsil- r->lT r»bks, three escelle -« »'■ m ch air-, sofas. ?? °rl£ ' two boo'ctases, with glaaed P*Z* ch'»n^« l^T! dß te'd.s in choice rosewood * *£ -Mine matTesses. prime * , ictiis clothea ; ba ir* ...

... IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. PRICE AT SCALE IN LONDON FIXED BY THE PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT £12 PER TON r FOR QUANTITIES OF NOT LESS THAN 30 TONS. February, 1867. 132g8 SUPERB NEW LATE GRAPE- MRS. PINCES BLACK MUSCAT. .AkPS??^ T 1 .£?• and _h be « le »™ to call the attention PBiPfi v- i.* 0 thu e **ceedm«ly fine and highly valuable >V,V.ifjE* W iTiT may now « en 'a 4-rxeat perfection at their ...

... PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d NO. 1141.-FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1868. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS PGBMAN, 17, LONG ROW, #OW Established to Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Co ercial A ~ * ~~ ' i ' > oppress and beat down the Industry aad'shackle^hT* I*^1 *^ -n J o ?? 1 mterertB o£ thi » mighty Empire— to cherish, to protect, and to stimulate British Industry, in England, in ...

... PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED 2d PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1157- -FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1868 ?? tiA ° i U Z~t l ?? ?? - * ?? »' «• ■** *^-ta ?? *> VZZ -i *. —I* ?? ?? i_ EogUad. to ?? ?? - tt . oc__, «. ?? ?? po***™ of th. ZZ _.„, to light., th. Borden o«T_ ...

... AUCTION, on the above Estate, on Monday next, November 29th, 1»69, a very large tail of upwards of 1,400 TIMBER TREES & POLES, CONSISTING of 559 LARCH, 6 LIME, 13 POPLAR, 35 BEECH, 43 OAK, 143 SYCAMORE, 60 ALDER, 35 ELM, 133 SPRUCK 18 SPANISHCHESNUT 34 ASH, 1 WEYMOUTH PINE, Anfl about J» Lots of various POLES for farmers' purposes. The Ash, Elm, and Spanish Trees are of large size. The whole ...

... REDERICK WILLIAM TAYLOR, COAL MERCHANT. 7, RIGLEY'S YABD, LONG ROW. Hard aad Soft Coals aad Cobbles, for Household purposes delivered oa the shortest notice and on the lowest terms. jyjß. H. ROGERS, GENERAL ACCOUNTANT. NOTTINGHAM. Offices, Low Pavement CLOVER SEEDS. J AND R. WIDDOWSON beg to return their • grateful thanks to their numerous friends, and again « oliclt their orders, assuring ...

... Jew exhibition at our Ofice. a* well a* for re- ference and distribution, CatJilonuet of Stock and Furniture, Plant of Estate*, and announcement* of the Sale of other Property admrHted in our column*. The central situation *f the(icA*M»M OJlce, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Plaet sued our constant intercourse with every part of Otis tmd the neighbouring counties, enable v* to facilitate ...

... exhibition at our OJUe, at well as for re- f-rtnee and distributian. Catologuea of Stock and Furniturt Plant 0/ Bttotet, and announcemenU of the SaU of othe. Property adatrtiatd in aur columnt. Tht central situation tftht OcAa».A« OJUe, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Place, and aur constant ?? mth eaery part of thu •ad tar neighbouring countiet, ,*abU ut to facUUaU the 4ispoeal of Property ...

... 2 0 81 ;^ « 6 10 } Ditt ° 4 0 3 0 JJ} Dio 4 6 anting pl*ces7» ud persons out of employment, nt ?? W t exceeding Mr- lines, paid for before x y , ;ll )D -' ' . «ye repeated several times, tbe Advertiser 0- !r ?? ?rtl Discount proportioned to the number of repe w POTT AND NEALE. ...

... the Valuable STOCK of DRAPERY. rich SILK*, WOOLLENS, CARPKTS, Ac, will be resumed this morning at Eleven ; Evening at Six. 7652 FIIEEHOLD PUBLIC HOUSE, BAKEHOUSE, AND DWELLING HOUSES. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. POTT and NEALE, npon tbe remises, on Thursday, the 4th day of February, 1564, «t Four o'clock in the afternoon, All that old-established and well-accustomed PUBLIC- tjoUSE, ...

... fl lor exhibition at our Office, as well as for re- ?? j Aiftributisn, Catalogues of Stock and Furniture, ?? . Estate*, and announcements of the Sale of other ?? advert* 4 1 in *»ur columns. Tke central situation ' l GO*--» WiU ' °fi ce > in NoUin^ ham ' fronting the Market i' ;r ?? our constant intercourse with every part of this ?? neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate the . , f ...

... The Labourer — Mr Bailey Denton's paper, On the Condition of the Agricultural Labourer, which he read before the Society of Arts on Wednesday last, will be fouud to be an elaborate and well-timed addition to our agricultural literature. The large and well arranged collection of facts and data, and the arguments based on them, not only elicited frequent applause from the members and strangers ...