... WANTS nV* All Lttetr fgr Adverti'sars must be free of Po0go. WANTS ASITATIOi, As Children's Maid or Dry Ni:se,- A YOUNG Woman, who h4s laved with come a of the first Families now ih Town, and whose character, er to integrily anal sohriey, w ill bear the ...

... Editor of the celebrated London Polyglot Bible. By the Rev. H. 1. Todd. 2 Vols. PVa. A Narative of the Campaigns of the BR1TI§1 ARMY at 'W ,ASA INGTON and NE W ORLEANS, in 1814-15. .By an Ofller. SVO. '1'RIT ITY COLLEGE. [HTE next Quarterly Examinations will ...

... Garden, in which he will intro~dhce the Song of 1 this Btsomning Rose, (composed by T. Philippa.) and 'Tis the soft' lip of Woman, (composed by J. Blewett); Rosetta. Miss Stepben, Wf the Thatre, Royal. Covent.Gsrdev. in which character she will Introduce ...

... which he will continue on Fridays and Saturd-av tf until tlhe end of the session. Fortpsrticultars apply at 23, Ely-place. TlHE ARMY. TThe reserve cornpanies of the 58tb regiment, at Londonderry, have completed their full establishment, after only one month's ...

... Office; Belfast Apply (if by letter, post-paid,) to Mrs. FERGUSON,| Tildarg, BALLYCLARE. (313 | LAND AND V'OOD FOR. SALE. TO BPE SOLD BY PRIVATE SALE, A FARX of LAND'. ii the Townland of GORT_ NAGLOUGH. near itewartstown, County Tyrone containing 24 Aces, I ...

... No. 2. A Farm of Land ini ?? of DRUM. CAIRN, and County. of Arshia h,'y Lease, contain. ing 2SA. 211. 37P. English S e, at the Yearly Rent of £58, 6s. -Sd. for the-term o, 18 years from.. the lst of November, 1827. No. 3. A Farm of Land, and Mill erected ...

... hope. now fear, wiith Mrs. Iood; Be mine, )! 'li 'l'be toant be dear Woman, The Soldier's 'tr tle Daet, {~Without a Companion, ?? M Shuter;' ?? 13es Address to his Army, 1' Scots wha Iae- 3uli; Thianerlnz, Mrs Wood, (her first appearance in that ...

... government having revised the regulations con . rernir.g the system of granting land in the British colonies of North America and Australia,. so as to ensure to the officers of i the army wishing to become settlers the combinend advantages arising from ratik and ...

... 'WANliTS-- TUST disengage&, and wants a Situation; ac HoUseraiir J. smail'l ainilv, or Children's Mtd,,a: steady, activej Woman, :whobhas- no inumbrance, and las hi'objbection to either towniorcountry; can work remaikably' vell at' her needle, and understaeds ...

... other detergent- compoulds, by ite quality of washing with Sea-Water, or Hlard Water-a jeculiar alvntiigeto Officers in the Army, and Navy, and Tra- el,-lers in geTneral. ?? oJ 01using.-Pour four or five drops. into or on a spft brush lip ligll lg in eater ...

... AlexaldrP, a Juggler, and escaped convict, aged 50, Mr. 1mrsale; CPsan Claniteloupe, his companion, and Soldier of tle ;ieriil Army, ir. Brough ; Mr.Bonassus, a widower, aged j, Sir. lU-; Blaise, his Valet, aged 4n, Mr. Johnson; 5;trIll, a Captain in the ...

... of his Majesty's Ist regt. of foot, aged 105 years. He served in the army 21 years, and. received a pension for the period of 61 years. When inv his 90th year, he was married to a woman about 80 years of age. He was much respected by all who knew him. BELFAST ...