... power, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, JJill leave on the 3d April, embarking passengers at, and leaving Brave- t.id on the sth April. This magnificent ship, built expressly •or the India trade, .has been thoroughly refitted; has first-rate JocomuvKlaticn for passengers, and will carry an experienced ™rgeon and a Stewardess. . The service will be continued monthly by one Of the ...

... at Paddington, Windsor, and Reading, on WEDNESDAY, ilarch 26, and following days, wiU be available for Return up to the Evening of Saturday, the 29th inst. Trains leave Paddington for Shrewsbury at 6.0 a.m., 8.20 3d class,, 9.35 ...

... ' OVE BAB QTEAM PLOUG^ING~AN^~7iTTfTt 3 VATI NG--HI G HLx- SATISFACTORY R^OMS hal been received from the purchasera nf Trrf^Ff^S.i, 8 „b ay' PATENT STEAM CULTIVATORff^nd FJm °i!I AKI l S , NEW ggftftA &«£&£ m AGENT-JOHN HUNTTlvfff r HAYMAKERS ' BEWARE OF DANGEROUS IMITA TTOTVT ...

... between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, with liberty to caU at Halifax or ether t>orts te land and receive mails, goeds, and passengers, the *.g at Halifax to land and receive passengers ijcsty's mails. The following or otlier vessels are appointed to sad from Liverpool, calling at Cork, to receive the j»*oe;— AWA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Mawh 2a • A NADA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April 6. Ml I r'VV YORK, ...

... Doors open at Three o’clock, to commence punctually at Half-past Three. Only limited number of tickets will issued, so to ■ecure the comfort of those who attend i therefore, an early application is recommended. Mr. S. continues to give his wonderful demonstrations in Mesmerism every evening at eight o’clock. , N.B.—As Mesmerism has been so misrepresented by those who are unwilling to ...

... on the 20th of eveiS month Steamere leav ?? Bplendid STEiMSHIPs'^a: d for^W S YOßrfc e l ery alternate Weaned** ravartT 3 ESS 8 * Horse Power. Date. -SSS.& ?? US IS lhe passenger accommodation and dietary of this line are of ■nperior order, and the vessels have become celebrated for the regularity and rapidity of their passages across the Atlantic, Deing among the fastest steamers afloat. ...

... ?? DM *-DaY Evening March 26'h, by rhe > ■ ■ .1 \> ?? i -. . . - ■.. I ?? :: D. ' X, . • ?? - .. - .-side Subject :— - .. ?? i ?? its!- . Doors open rSO 0. s n, i; u ; G.ller. A. ?? . ?? . 6. SNoWDON, Hi -a. Sees. MADAME JENNY LSXD\S GRAND ...

... DEPORTMENT. MISS STAINTON (Pupil of Madam Michau) ANNOUNCES that she will give a COURSE OF LESSONS, at the ANGEL HOTEL, BURY ST. EDMUND'S, commencing Monday, February 3rd at Twelve o'clock. ' N.B. —Miss Stainton has had the honour of instruct- ing several Families of Distinction in London and Brighton, aud also some of the First Schools. Application to be made by letter, to Miss Stainton, 44, ...

... PLACE, near NOTTINGHAM By POTT and NEALE DAIRY UTENSILS, Garden Fram^^Q^lc A N excellent STOCK of WOOLLENS, Black TROUSErHL'S 1 r*^ W) CL °THS, Fancy and Plain I!™™ wXAY? • Gentlemen s HATS, CAPS. Fashionable Summer WOOLLEN COATS and JACKETS, Braces, Woollen # XS'»^SlfU' 4c - Also > tne >niainiDg portion of tne STOCK el UKAPERY GOODS, Ladies' Collars, Fifty Dozens of Gentle- men s Lmen ...

... E C U S. DUNDEE MUTUAL PLATE GLASS ASSOCI VTiON. AGENEIIAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of th- ASSOCIATION will lie h-.-ld in La Mil's Hotel, ?? ?? str- ,-t. ...

... on TUESDAY, tbe Bth day «a* ?? Devon o'etack in tha Forenoon ji^- _5 ?? days, agreeably to tbe plan after- SSSISr _ ; Half-pas t Eleran ©'deck, the Oaths of a7*_S__H be _m_«*ered to such persons as may be ...

... the First, Seoond, aad Third Days of Apn ne«. opening at 10.30 a.m ; the pro- ?? to be devoted to the Erection ot a Chapel and School at Breomhill. »^ cr * * iU ?? * considerable assortment of Ladies' Needlework, of Wearing Apparel for Children and Adults, and of Articles both •••tul aad oruameutal in (Jhiua ai.d Parian. There will also be a bub. ber of Timepieces, Bed Quilts, and Damaak Table ...