... Mr. R. Mitchell, to SELL by . tjcTION, on Tuesday, the 14th June, and following days, the »bole of tbe valuable CONTENTS of ENDERBY HALL, near Leicester. Catalogues, 6d. each, may now be had at the Mart, Wheeler (jute. 5297 ETIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY.— To be S >LD by AUCTION, by Messrs. POTT and NEALE, gt tbeir Mart, Wbeeler-gate. Nottingham, on Thursday, the Itith day 0I June instant, at ...

... Anglesea-street. Sudbury cottage, Rev Joseph Silveira Barfield 1, Misses Pitt 2, Mr & Mrs Augustus F. Leeds Surrey villa, Misses Brown St. Vincent villa, Mr and Mrs Randolph and family Barfield house, Rev C. U. & Mrs Barry Hartham house, Misses Bussell Wearde, Mrs & Misses Harrison 9,tDowager Lady Lifford 9,t110n Misses Hewett Belvedere-street. Sheldon house, Mrs Case Miss Dickson Rockstone ...

... Opficers present at Barracks. Staff. Colonel C. R. Jeffreys,C.B., Commandant Major F. It. Tritton Staff-Surgeon J. Crerar Staff-Assistant Surgeon A. Saunderson Paymaster Feneran Capt and Adjutant W. C. Justice Quartermaster W. Malloney Barrack-master Capt G. H. Sanders Chaplain, Rev E. L. alshe Ist Battalion 22nd Depot. Capt T. Tyacke Capt O'Malley I.ieut Parry Lieut W. T. S. Hall Lieut ...

... request .the atten- I ** ftbosf Persons, at the New Viotokia Hotel, on jiin* °' v tj,^ Day}, 10th May inst., at Four ?? in the T l^ to reoeive the oommitu>e'B Report, and consider the ,fu*n° 0 ' jl w the Water Works Company for compensating 1 ^: ' By Order. *e&£Si«h May, 1864. 6. BUTCHER, Chairman. jjbdfceiu, om» . ?? THIS EVENING. EvnCLIFFE ARCHERS. 1 'oLfiKNKKAL ANNUAL MEETTNG of the ...

... 18th, and October 2nd, fr*ffi£-i Morning at half -past Ten. j THIS EVENING. rCSI C HALL, SURREY STREET M gRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT ! ! * FRIDAY, A.orsT sth, 1864. a . immediate P-tronage and presence of MAJOR ?? BAR, *nd the OFFICERS of the BUFFS. MONS. ZAMOI6KI of roost Extraordinary, Wonderful, Amusing, j fif n * tnd Strictly Moral Experiments in j jc tri>BIOLOGY AND MESMERISM, l Z occasion ...

... '^riv HENRY TARRANT, and Collections fffiS*** Building Fund ; ?? ?? I F~F E ARCHERS. E>' V _ H,,ii 1 ord WHARNCLIFFE, President. . ?? DAY of the Season will be FRIDAY, the - ?? FU i _V 1) wili be in Attendance at One ?? p.m. ?? i BA - CHARLES HOOLE, Hon. Sec. ?? iifCJKT'S BAZAAR. -.:„„ „f MINOR PRIZES will take place _n n - ..iio' ' *■' ?? SCHOOLS, Sollt strket, on MONDAY ' ?? ?? from Two to ...

... and Economical Publicity. ADVERTISEMENTS of the following class* OWX.Y, if Pate fok Pebtiods to insertion :— Wanted, Servant* or Sitaatioaa . . . . \ Balea by Private Contract 16 worda, 6d. Property to be Let or Wanted aj wor da la. ripartrrentE or Board Wanted or ' Offered ?? a * Hw * me Articlea Loet or Fonnd ''rate np to 6i words. Above that, 6d. additional for every 8 words. A redaction ...

... an evil. Mr. SAML. JACKSON. ■— Strangers invited. nTrvSVC HALL, SHEFFIELD. \i .. ' ?? MANTLE has the honour to armounoe that Jl *> * ?? ; . IIH AY 1L L I E PA P E r Uabarna) will give one of his celebrated PIANO-Fi 'RTF RECITALS, hn-e Boom, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 15th, 1864. A' *r* ooen a' Seven, to commence at Eight o'Clock. _r i' D addition to an approved Selection of Classic and •* „,„,„ ...

... a.m. IntheEven- — ' 'Soma Music will be performed. 1 ?? ?? WESLEY . ± _ . : .1 ,m™n a-vast.-d by an dffleient Choir. ?? d \ ' .rv%hlh. Rev. J. STACEY .Governor - ?? V - J ?? r^oll £ wUI fteach in the Morning, at : W MdSc Bey. S. ID TALE, of MancW- o |£f. 'oftb, Missionary Society;, m the Even- igS v^MA^F^ S^E. COMMERCE F SWKS '^S^MEETTNG of the ?1 SbJwd a?^eCL-fLBBB' Hall, on FRIDAY, the ■ ?? ...

... The Smoke Nuisauce Aet may be said to be still under discussion in this burgh. That gives local importance to some proceedings which have taken place reference to that Act before Sheriff Sir A. Alison in Glasgow. The discussion was reported at some length in the North British Mail of yesterday, and from it we glean some hints which may be of service to our sanitary reformers and anti-reformers ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1864. In the House of Lords last night, a great number of bills were advanced tl rough varicus stages, and others read a tliird time and passed. The Earl of EHenborough diiepfed attention to the changes reign affairs since Parliament met, and censured the policy of the Government regarding Denmark. Earl Russell replied, and after a few words from Lord S. de RedclifFe, the ...

... WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1864. There is a statement in the American news tc the effect that General Banks has retrieved the defeat suffered by portion of his army Louisiana, but other intelligence renders that report doubtful, and we mu.st wait til] it is confirmed. Confederate ram has sunk three Federal gunboats near Plymouth, North Carolina, and placed the garrison that town in an embarrassing ...