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With It beautiful Illustreakaa "*M book is crammed with psi tainlis."— Saturday Review. We must preface our Ornamental's In refe rence to the book by a word upoe its appearaare. It is beauti tally printed on Larne flue paper, with settlement marries to allow for more sumptuous Motile( for anyone who may nut be satisfied with the present very handsome coven : but tho Ulustrattons will attract 'pedal attention . they are beautifully talented in chronso-lithography. from drawings made by the author oa the spot, end represent some of the most interesting cremes and oh }sets she met with."—Daily News. In Emmy eve., to• SPOCHB of PAINTING • • /Now a .N.- *teal and Critical Bray on Palatine and and ' Painters of all Thee and many Moen By Wan( AIcHOLdON WOZNUM, Keeper and Secretary, National Gallery. With numerous Mho trationa "The work is a valuable one, and the professional artist or amateur lover of painting will find In it murk to act him thinking, whether In the way of agreement or dissent." —Londoo Review. Although Mr. Wornum styles his present performance a biographical and critical essay on painting and painters, it is really an elaborate, though general, survey of the history of art from the earliest to the latest periods. . . . Mr. Wartime prides himeelf upon the value he has Imparted to his treslaseat of the subject by the care he has bestowed upon the collection and verification of dates. lie does himself lass than jostles it he wishes us to believe that the What merit of his book is to be found In this dinettes of inquiry. . . We know no book of the does which can be read with Mss fatigue than this one."—Athemems. " This meritorious work bears witness to uucommon research end labour. Mr. Wornum has attempted for the whole range Veus,t4 fromi, !Far echooL Be has aimed at giving a Catalogue Batsonne of all known artists of any kind of merit or celebrity : aud, at the same time, be has ende.vonred to set forth those wldtr o leneral. tuitions of the whole spirit and method of each se which shall embrace the Individuals described. The book is at ones to be a Dictionary of Art and a Philosophy of Art. Mr. Wornons has marshalled together In this volume a really valuable array of information. Several of kis atheism*, especially that upon Rembrandt, show a real power of penetrating Into style, and we wish that hie space had permltted him more essays of similar eMemiMemees."—Flaturday Review. in imperial Mo, with Illustratioas, Tag FARM HOMESTEADS of ENGLAND. A Collection of Plans of English Homesteads existing in different OW:ice of the Coentry, rarefury selected from the most approved specimens of Farm Architecture, to aiming* the Accommodation required under vet lolls modes of Husbandry ; with a Digest of the leading Principles recognised in the Coo struction and Arrangement of the Bniblings. Edited by J. EMIT DIMON. M. lust C.F.., F.O 9., Engineer to the General Land Drainage and Improvement Company. It is a handsome folio, printed on excellent paper, with superabundant margin to its letter-prep, while the lithographic plans end elevations are all that can be desired. . . Mr. Denton's volume may be recommended. as supplying a mass et Information, well digested, and disfigured by moue of those rhetorical ex aggeration and unverified calculations which make the practical termer more auspicious than ever of the newt notices of gentlefolks and professors. It contains the of tour-and-twenty homesteads in different parts of England,with a concise account of the peculiarities of each of them followed by =ions on cottage and farmhouse buildings, with special ce to the present difilcuitice of the farming question, and full of good sense and detailed li.forniatlon.'—fistarday Review. This noble volume Is oue of the most iniernetive hooks In the English agricultural library good, because It describe the as actual achievements of Use agriculturist Matted of teachinghice, theonekel greens, what he n o ght to do ; good, also as a picture of the very best specimens of English farm management; and good, because the pictures and descriptions which it gives are skilfully cestrasted, collected, and compared, sou to bring oat the lessons which experience has taught. Mr. Bailey Denton has selected two dozen of the most elaborate farm homesteads In the otentay. In extremely wellesecnted lithograpisehe Ms gives pereectivee, elevations, mound plans. end detailed sections : so that, if need be, any of Wean could be reproduced from his drawings. Bat he hag also related the circumstances of the farms of which the homesteads are severally the equipment, so that their adaptation to the localities. and the conditions la which they are placed. Is accurately understood from the accom panying text"—Atheneum. Deasy goo, EU.. VNGLISH WRITERS.—The WRITERS BK -14 FORE CHAUCER : with an Introductory Sketch of the Four Periods of English Literature. By Emily Mousy. The hook Is a very useful and ROW one, and bolds a distinct place In k.ngllsh Ilierature."—lteader. " Mr. Morley does all that learning, Industry, and a real love for the subject can do to com plete the intellectual record from all remelaing We donee hesitate to say that the wort will be a 05012MISent of learn ing, and an essential portion of every complete library."—Dally News. " Mr. Morley has a remarkable capacity for batwing be fore es the men of whom he writes ... Let him bet complete hla task with equal skill, and students of English literature will have in their hands a history of it hitherto unrivalled. Entirely devoid of the tedious dryness which usually sedans the destiny of writers on such t rplce, Mr. Morley's work is asreadable as • romance. His style, moreover, Is a study in itself, fresh, simple, manly, strsightto.rwarcl."—Church and State Review. "If the succeeding volumes shall be se carefully and skilfully composed as the grid, lir. Morley will have succeeded In worthily doing what he says In the Preface it is his object to do, that Is, to tell, with something of t h e sustained Interest of national blo hy, the story of the English mind.' The work will be in id ape*aahN both fee reference so/ study."—Weetashister Re view. Dewy evo, 10a mat volume, THE WORKS of SHAKESPEARE. Edited by the Rev. ALIXAMIDIta Dn.& A new edition to be com pleted in eight volumes. To be published every alternate month. Vols. I. to V. now ready. We have no 'pace for more than a word of welcome to Itr. Dycea new and beautifully printed edition of the Works of Shakmpeare. As a cratic of Shakespeare, Kr. Dyce combines qualMcations which have before met in one man . end, fearlessly following his own judgment, he Is grl t nix i an edition worthy of both editor and poet."—Quar e ow, Aptil, Post dm na, HISTORY of the CULTIVATION of COTTON aad TOBACCO. By Colonel llosnaTl.. DI COIL " Any person destroys of obtaining an losight Into the mesas requisite to the successful =Mesta)a of cotton will end much useful and practical inform/3os In this volanse:—Observer. Croy/nem, es, THE IdIISCLEB and their STORY. By Josir W. F. MANDELL. Y.D. " A uestal sad lastroMhe book, which may lacelcsta amidst the seausing luckiest. 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By the Author of " A Trap to bleb • Sun beam." MA! gis:s_liespembrances. By 17. W. 'WORTH'S LORD MAYOR of LONDON. H. AINSWORTH's CARDIN. POLL 19. CHARLES CLARKE'S CHARLIE THORN RILL • Sporting Nova CLARKZ'S SON. With Stoat for the SEA- SCItOTATOMI The MAST= of the HOUNDS. ♦ Sporting Nowa. - ' - iCRUTATORI) The COUNTRY GENT] MAN. ♦ P.m Mos Novel. 'HYTE }my': ♦ Sport NOOO. leg NovaL 'BYTE MET.VILi.EII MARKET HAR• 110101:1011, tad bat& lb* Bear. 25. THE HOUSE at ELMORE. By the Author "Orsadmotbees Moen." 26. 115WilAVAGESILICIIBEN MIDLICtorf. - -- - 27. CHARLES KENDS FOOTPRINTS on the ROAD. X fa A. SALA'S GASLIGHT ascIDAY LIGHT. X. 71 . F. H . Nerd. 'orgies and Blom By Emily Taylor. The Liles of Berezov. By Frances Y. Wilbraham. The Boatswain's Son. By W. 11. le. Kinfraton. My We in the Prairie By Mrs. Webb, Author of •• Naomi." Willy and Lacy. By E. Bar. gent. Prejudloe Lost and Love Won. By L. A. Hall. Wee Maggie. By Frances 1. Brodezi Wallace, the p. Hero of Scotland. By Julla Corner. 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Howe, M.D., Chaplai laadon n City Hospital, N and Co. ew York. ; Longman THE PALL MALL GAZETTE. kidOGATT., irmrt - FREEHOLD nor too It is direrolt " U to I lse% if he liWa th: AP piered lai sm Inhv the .I.T.L itirliL by W Av al eno TT N lN u G the Mtn and Ot il eg tr e Ueiati g 411104 :7 1: 1 3 . r: thaL dsa r i i mmenummieusseue . " "nuisul " amsda w." t e h oeeeseyo w aa bl"'l :trod tb. :: w 7 t :: "" prowr " crdour u : g I.ll4l"l".. l.l4... sul a rta i i 94 :lll B l o,4 llD D a . flatbir :U s t ia lt c.ned e D w lT Air e: Parsi°u " : l l;:ta . li ko r 4 f_ d at dr . tMa t z . 4 6 ad the reader for • kat hitaprOatien at oar monk% en emodeg lours& Bat t adireesed mit win be to astameed man gitoosato ii. /worm . ••„227eZier1.46 effeodete i tads 7 l 4. mod waillen. the Woe OE the PI , la hot oth=i s = weeks. Nimeeealles of the marchaae mosey 1.4 ° °I Vibe nag dreestrAm oar be the star a word* which ter castanet at eve per cent , be pa d * oole o to th e Interest ot as records, while it destroys Shaklee , tooth ., bat th e who ,. e _ giggsgeL m ts eow Joao would delsreshet le wage, gow off say tam w ira i r ems e l 1 1: lave ear sews repor mikes tagiolo ; hat boned them 'balm ag d Wm la the Lad that the lessee lobe found essay as amidest a ga i t om i n sy, lu miab l o t how ° maY . 1,7 Min prb at human life or metal policy am lest in the tared 15011111 la squire, namspte :of Maks. Rumen and threes. se'r,LlMille• which they are commonly onisteleA street, Leedom, LC. of the Auctioneer, 14, - -"usta. greats made known by the miming papers may be discussed k e g s ., o sale. la the " Pall Mall Gazette" of the same day, but Ws, win ad be trTrsanew. Trustworthy seldom from the mew market etocluded In the Dewed the dem The rest of the paper by tar the greater pad . = be mole up of edginal articles, upon the many kings the thoagbte, or employ the ameneks, or ammo the kimme .l 2 B mma. bad. Public snails, literature, the site. and all the talionees which strengthen or dissipate society, 'EI be dismatiod by ma whose tadependenco and aelhority are amid who are miceakated to regard ths . e2l=t opinloa amerinas thing. This is Me et elm of the " Pall Mall nark' :" to bring into daily karnalism that fen nameure of thought sad culture, which la sew SostM oak In slew reviews. At the same time we by no mesas Intend to maks the paw pietistic ass solemn. Humour Is too gewerhd. as well es too hiemeut. W he lan cut of the design ; whisk will km eons ad she odvasteges of oocaslonal trifling. If a fhb( as be better , la owes then in prove, it win be said la vans. , but ore selte—barisamme, Ina sot milpsity—trUl be admitted • into tle columns : sad loos • take is Mks se ilingratles ran 1 'Trt, good totes will be welcome too. ill be understood that Ibis advertisement is rather a pro , damnation of idea sod ol effort, than of prowls" Bat the pro , damn= Is not made before a large number ad obis writers have r accepted the idea, sad pledged themselves to Ike snort Übae of the "Paliosan Oarette," lialisharyotniet, atroad, W.C. *alto b 2 Sadism curromMICIZT-111LIA LlaTcy/ Illsible FRERROLD munin LAID. MR. WUITTINGRAM is instructed to nu by EI7CTIOR. at OenswlN's Coffer - Rouse se ISOIEso Feb. a, at It for I In oboist Thrty Lott, aFIIRTRISRPORTraI el this MAW* , YBJEREIOLD PROPERTY, Snowy as tbs SOS Craelort ISreea, dismal dose to the Harkaar.d ooy. —sr h or i oo to Ow Deer road called EtscSat-IsiLra o t 1: 11 , big from -reed to Lower elaptoo. titoDtaltbs ourahlos MOM say maga ea mortgare or cootrettir 6 - ml, to be wad la alas years by haltlearly Loatairseals; the w b o l o soy c u o csbuL t the balance may be paid of/ at um% and coutiltkes Or rell _thej.7:Le of r. et ; thessera;c2_Aaraks./Llegatats2lB:.l:l4Diarawiurfe...N7.ki.L4l NIW BARNS!, RElTlL—Dloible Pailt--- LLIiD. LDag WHITTENOII.OI is iostracted to giu by AUCTION, at Glarrawars Coffeehouse, oe MONDAY, lib. ft at 12 for 1, ie Futy_t e tillogikka HULLOING LAND, free of nthe aid sag &We in the New Bernetvosit met, s a g i e. gagagglad, •• few minutes' walk of the Ramat km,. ea the erase Northers Beltway. 1 - he Metropolitan brings the per settee haktawhour's ride of the 4,4 N a m is , sule for peewee wishing to tinkle askew tiros fro m_own. Ninitteaths of the pa/rhea' ramey ra ea atg on mortgage or coot:act ate per apt.. to be peatia 'sags by halt-yearly inatabeente ; bat the whole or any gill the bassos may be paid off at any erne without notice pleas, gad castittices of sale may Le (maw at way and Hallway Tavern, New Barnet , aad Davies, Ho. lti. Oolagasetrest, landau, 11. d garakmear, 14, Yoorptwafrast, London, C. ;of Ift i s k on the Mate; sad at the place of aide. BOROUGH of BRIDGNORTt i gNROZONILL DEWES. DANIEL SKIT SON, It OAKLEY have received instroatioes too Diu lot BALE by ADC oI,, at the Guildhall Coffee-boose, Grebareabost, &C., TO MORROW, Yob. 8. at If, In One lot, A PORTION of the ANCIENT end IMPORTANT NOROUGE ot BRIDONORTM, which returns two ambers to Parilassent ; oomprelag should freehold houses and promises, adapted to almost every dem* lion of occupier ; including some of the most deeirabe resldeness In the town, nine public-houses, with salable on known as the Red Lion, the Bell, the New Inn, the Cros tb. = Anchor, the Bull, the White Lion, the Ball, the Illakepoleg , and the Plough ; several capital shops and bagnais grsaisia exceedingly well situate fat tads ; valu able wharves and waterside greatest The whole Neste in Test and West Caste-Wee* 41ye sad to. John's geese, Mill, UAW, Pound, and Bt. Mary stries, lisegativet. Waterloo-terrace, and the Cartway, In the paean of klasfaard =de. Man Magdalene : steadies beading glee valuokaigair ket garde, and amommodattom kegs, asseenhonte elute, for the mod part adjoining hide 'Goggled dew to the town a valuable farm of to acme knows as the Ramie lands ram &sate adjoining the town on the south=n ta tl a se paddies of Oldbury sad Watford Gowirehip of several encketre of sound arable, pokes as"' i= i re.7, the pewter portion mat ch ? , I n abtfoft ett4ate for Indicting purposes. ocionnsoding ng aersary, together with a comfortable anshouse, built cd latch, Re., with substantial agricultural buildings, In the patice 2148. Mazy Rhodes and non, at • rent of GU pe w o ut The whole Is free hold. and occupies an Important area or 171 a ft. lip, and produces under low old rents an Learns at shout Lee. per annum. It presents easidarable attraellens to ea enter prism( capitalist not only for lairedlooln, MS al tending to wards securing a seat in Parliament The whets of the with but two or three umpteen, is let user yearly - day tenancies, at extremely low rents. The florang Vaal way, In its passage through this county sal the Whalen dome et Worcester discloses • variety of exceedingly peerage' seamy, with the river gevern gracefully flowing ha lies volley. The pro perty abuts oa the railway and the rites, oldie loge gest easy and Dow euient means of transit. N B. Should tees estates not be sold is • whole, *ay will be offered In about 90 lots, at the Crown Rote, iridrsorth, on the 7th March next Particulars, with plans, may be obtained at the Onlidiall Coffee-house, Oreshamatreet. LC. : of Meet Young ad Jack son, solicitors, No. At Itamea.ognot, Woad. W.C. ; and of Mown. Daum, Bat 800, and OAKLEY, Mad spats sad sur veyors, 10, W kallesalt B.W. WANDSWORTH COIIMON, BURRS f.—Tagfig. j . BUILDIAO LL ND. MR. WHITTINOHAM has to mous e Ili is Lots win sold a Sloe peed= of the prcv.e l MB. Ntllewr7 tat. Tae 11141 AI MN() 111 141, mins purehisel by PRI ATI CONTACT, oa appikatiat Is i s Assiiimer. Mocepte-sinat, Load," LC. 141014117, 111DOLISIL—Ilkible FRXEROIIIIOI 'AND. MIWHITTINORAM has to amuses thd ; lab Wen told of the portion of flops's,' i i fthe the lOW Lamar/ het. The two IMMAINISG Ica watt abased W PJLIVATZ CONTILACI, oa applaohka Mir thaw, 14, Itecegabadreat, LC. IN the CITY et LONDON. —The valuable LEABE eadooobwa L at we ell ethablithed 0011 it and CHOP num, is th, nit 'EWALT. M a RI3XB. XDWIN FOX and BOUSTIELD my gigggsgg so sau by AUCTION, in GerrawarshielMa k , gornithl, on WYDRUDAY, Feb. 5, at IA kg oft ritrirstor renting, the beneficial interest la the Magi the capital PilkillEt i en 27 ant th. gs m 4: ll bald kir a term of 14 years tine ,at a magma m id • pnro won. Together with the will of the old Daatnam of a Chop and Coffeolioass, which has bora thel us esedthly mined on by the primal proprietor sew tor roan u tt y ie gad is producing • bleat resannerative h viewed, and particulars bad of Newt Huron and Parke ten, 4, ILiegthreet, Chapel& ; at Garraway's , sad g Ja w EDWIN !Ol and 3017frthilh, 41. Coleman-4mA Bath, EC. CITY at LONDON.—WOONITILEIT.—YaIuabis LICA va =t W an salenelve reap et WAYERoutin, at o Masobestee *ado NISSBII. EDWIN FOX and 130II8FIELD WO brisucted to BELL by AUCTION, et Gsnawsys, tatep Corolla en an early dw dostrod of Wedneslay, Yds Lu edvertised), Ow valuable LEASK, for abootam un P ec a. at a low rent, of the contrnauding P sl and beteg We. Wood-street, contain*/ embroil on tour Sows, and bowmen& listed with every essweinue kris wholesale Wade, and ecoupylap an area of about OW wpm art Tliw=ltios et tats properly la the bead et lbs ifiretimior gm samrissie readers It it pest value. Teembelea ea Mb —May be viewed, and particulars oblind el Mat rltr a. and Berber, **tidier*, Inewsonger-buie ; at Sum Stades sad nts. 44, cora= at derraways ; sad at Yews. LaA Tod eel IlOwarundi, di, Celessesolieet, flask, LC. imams HACKNEY-ROAD aad ALDO= y.7,2813R8. _, FOXimad 1301JUIRLD Sill b AOCTION, at Oarrstrur Bale taw 011 Lois , Cow. on WRDNEIDAY, Feb. 8, at 12 terl , la in valuable PRERHOLD PROPERTY. Cosividies—lAL A betet.ballt dosblo/reated Dtrallbg-bottee, illuale sal Wks No. klllsebetbolreet, Haelousp-weld. lee le • veretable. Apt sod el NW value cd --vr annum. Let • In!". Comait. ale Oar sandia. TM* eldilio. — s t /1•114oart, Jewrydaset, aims ly draw, aad ad Tsar cd AID per sativa. TINA. Ina of Uwe passim. la popaboan lambdas. read= Ilea =afar latioland.—llay be viewed : sad wafts as as widow ; ai Oterdway's dt mesa C. LW A. C. Jamliasm,adisitank, T. Clement'dlsne, Loataredoul; sad ci WM* MINI PDX sad BoraTtiaa, 41, Coismaald, EC. ofLEK WT. —Handsome detached FAMILY ari i= possessioa), which are held Lerpark, an for d Two excellent Tit la ; ail long terms, at mesa recta M MUM =WEN FOX and BOUBFIU with balmictiens to SILL W MOH, ararraway's Side Roam, on LB,DA Y, Feb. rollat Three Lota, exceedingly mblit IongSEHOLD! coasistlag of :—Lot noble detached res id s of Modem and bapostng elevation A , mad& desirably Mama Is near Blackheath, close to Christ Church, and 10 ssimist "". 4 from the railstation. and designated Brentwood-lam; Oh researkably havest, but the decorations not bing carom parchassr wile its opportunity of finishin g' od to mita own Was sod requirements; ft is vary judicion4y planned kris reception cd a large establishment, containing re:mince romsd noble mimortlem, and unusually good chamber socommoillim and bet tla dasam mad nun of £lOO. Term 96 mass s =cest u Lsis !and It. , trair of handsoms..moink nun u ordeal, admatsgeoadysilath Mime and 3, =law Ten-road, Blacldisath ; the en substmilang sonvimisailly .rap =ed sal onsfuely NIA la the emaganen at yamiy Masan, st rants, ended ilsovalne hl etin per mama respernmilT Ttr it years at peppineora renta-14iy Imiiewed with thspougho parailinian; and partiashas had of Meson. Parke sad MK solkftess, ; at Ourawars and aAm zwx. 101 sad MUMS& 41, Colnmancilrest 1111017THEBAILLELOAD BLACKHEATH. MOW Hai LEASEHOLD IMIDENCIL MIMI& EDWIN FOX sad BOITIMILD as daubed to BELL by AUCTION, at Oemaings ii Booms. Changealley, Corabill. cm WEDNESDAY, Fe=ll4 at • valuable toes LEASEHOLD lOW I, the capital faintly regiee with gardens, da dielingmbelm Winon-house, very aby and conveniently iamb le Shooters-UPI-road, Blackheath, an easy walk from the railsel Mabee maaoratay arranged for the accommodable ef gentleman's family, and let on lame for • terse of mem yam it an mu:client tenant, at • rental of Ll4O per annum. Odd sews teem of 96 years unexpired at the low ground tent of LbNs. cues—My viewed with she tenant's al urrticuym of S. .o Y ews. , 40. ; at Oarrawar ; and o arnrui FOX Bolniiinn, 41, cairmastaa task. LII.2•IIIL—A PAUL el espial saad-detached BASIDINCIL tor ousepsalea sad lavestaisee MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOIIEFIELD in favoured with Instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at Ow. mwsr's Ws looms, Chow-sin CornhlU. on WEDNESDAY. gmat 11, In Two loses. WWI =UMW) Ple. ; eaertielng two substantial Wick-built semidatsdad raddeases. *Ante sad being 22 and St. Wellineon-ternue. Les park, IWO labium tram the Blackheath Railway MA =for th• sacomesodstion small but highly respsgalla sad athadated to form a most advantageous punka► whitlow for occupselea ar hivaitatent. No. DS is let kr 0111 mai al L7ll pee snows : No. le will be offered with Thsy era for terms at 96 yews, at m and vZ I. I VIOL— llsy be viewed. sod sarelculars rof Mama Me WlitAbsbas. setWols. Si ec Jassra's st eras mg's; sad at Yews. liana lot sad Bowsaw, al, Calms Anat. Doak, LC. WIMBLZDOIL—VaInabIe YILUILOLD BUILDING lITSIL MER& EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIBLD E desired to SILL le AUCTION, at Genewer's fhb P 4cal k Chall7 Osnadi. as WEDNESDAY Mid 1.1 118 . salted to small tatlera. a colapact FREEHOLD Mal d BUILDING , meet otwatiostousty senate et Whable" available for the motes at ells and cottage redder" Id wake It Is well knows the demand Is tar la exam ot e tba It abets egos the kJ reed, to width there it a bestres, ea ate to a saw readwer of ample width — sad plead are and may be obtained sheik, at DANK ass erheiter, Zia Oopthel-coart, Throp ortraw ili sal of . Suv a lox and 110011/12LD, 41. 00M101114 CITY at LONDON.— PLOPISTY, to the 0 0 _, JIWZY ; coadatthe ll ono l t=i o 8 HUD TAVERN ono DINING ROOM, datialidted wart, hal 1 a maw, and • vonsulothly thenomondtvo truth. irblelt Y AIN 0 8 811113 .EDWIN FOX and BOVB7I an Wessel with Inotrnottono to MI Ies_ADITLIII Garrawarianlo Room, Cheingrollos,Conthth. 012 Mf 1 1 m& 8. st 11. the vathobth MEI and GOODWILL. von otheiro• at LIDINOTONW the Old IMO Had Town 01 Maths Dom& Nor. 1r and so, Oki Jewry, the ..7 tb• 04 or LaMar hi position =orb* memo to edo B . l oslobilohnost). The b Me boon sal onconwthlN Lth_ la kr ea S s ouths sum and In at • Way p sad rolltsbio aimed.; however. amideradia aztaska. 31 la _WO fidamien amid weft nada a Madams adasolor aro ippragnals. bat cdtar tunnies for silierree Ss dm mars madam of Ow Orals. VW golds far k • eit tads, at a am* alialbial ran. and son eininiaton as rig Y...ins .1 ENO per annow—ffil viewed • asA paralaalma lad at Wawa No c e nal Goo*. T om' 1111"AritiwT7 :at Gormless's on the PM/AM ; add_ Kama lox sad /108 WING• Colemanotherth. 8•••• IL ILILMISSQUAZI, PALL-lIALL MaT. SIDNEY SH has received be dreotioso to =IL by AUCTION, at Gorromiflde TIIIIIIELLY, lamb lob IS IcelLe. the valaabk rib co) of a BIJOU ICA flizobbod), 81 at From lb duo pro:loft to Mew& Ireeeiece wanes, see Wrier. cd tasidoo. sal*" WoW, mob to bo mot vlik Ice worth, • roddooos 2 11 0 oloso Is coo osetrolarl toobitoobio a loam liloid on Woe l i g t Lifeon Imo OM Mardi. Mt al tbo way r mi t m en i j o loorelmer ow tom XV O= 4l A Ifs sod Moab aim oatios.—/b0 viewed by codas ooly, coed oselloabro onditions ad se of J. IL MlOw. in., sollaboo, ilk Oa Jewrr .• god cd MI. emir Ibizrz , seeeteeesr, cm. IIL ___—......orceeece eirea. Lc -_ —l Feiebd sad Pabthhed 17 waumf --- ersrit lombild - thent. Is the Clip o f Lannon, Printer, "" Moe, in Lombard-Are* In the Precinct of whitetriarir TUESDAY, FEBSVAILY T. U 46. 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MORI= WAND' /UMW WORE—Past eve, eloth, lea tel, SPECULATIVE NOTES, and Notes on Specu late*. 137 D. moms inn. ZICZNT WO&YD BY ML D. MOW= rum& juicra, Fna" end Dernetsti monied* au OrbeixeL Crowe Dm cloth. 12s. one, Elearetal . ID3TOILT d the 001LXBACIAL CIIAiB , 185?-68. With a Bappleneentai ileottoa as the Week tzetweee Panic of DM. argaWbridlii 6.4 DMA reieweestee-mw. With mitten the Nolighbourbood of She DONDIIIMI at BISIDONOILTE. MEMItI3.DANIELSMITII,BON,andOAKLEY matted to to 0/11111 tar SAM by AUC TION, at the erect Hotel, Briddnortb, of TUMSDAY, Mara 7, at o'clock votively, In Twenty-four lots, the followlag valuable SMALL FM-BOLD I 'MOAB, with suitable homesteads and premises, accommodation lands sad cottages, situate to the parttime of MorvWe (township*, Morvllle and Alien Eyre). Acton Round. Adley Abbate (within the borough of hridgnorth., Stottesdon (Northwood divisionhaied Mobley, known as Mou lder. t'oy's Rough, Northwoob, sod Church Style Farm', in the occupations of Richard Ma ims, Mr. John ionic, Mr. William Brown, and Mr. Declaim Burrows, remedied:. yearly Icdy.day tenants, at low routs ; also several cocksure& of productive accommodate= lend, la end& end maim situate in the townships of Norville and Lvtou Bye, with a beerhouse, brick and tiled, and outholkilngs, dam to the church, in the occupation of Mr. Hercules Wall, a yearly lady day tenant ; also a small cottage tenement, situate at Undertow. to the township and pariah of Norville, with a midi meadow, orchard, and garden, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Wall, a yearly Lady-day tenant; also a cottage dwelling, called no Burst, with a mall productive orchard, ha the oocepation of Mr. John Treater, yearly Lady-day tenant: the whole cow ma. I.r. gap. The property, w hich is In good repair and i ni cultivated, le adjacent in most indium to high roads sad villages. and Midas the estates of Sr John I I D. Acton, Dart., Lard Forester, T. C. Whitmore. TM, J. Ffitoblisd. Tag. Particulars, with plans, may be obtained at the Coffee.house, Gresham-street. IC.: the Crown Hotel. Drid, meth ; the Star Hotel, Worcester; Ms Ramo Hotel, Wows bury ; of Meseta Young and Jackson,. Wickert, 12, loom street, Strand, W.C. ; and of Mama DAMM MUM Sow, sad CIALLIT, land meats and surveyors. 10, Weterloo-placo, Pall- Mall, &W. 2.OIIIIIIICTSHIR4 on the borders of DEVOSSIII&I.—• very desirable FILSZHOLD RISIDISTISL lOTA= with a cast tal modern maim In the meanest style at erddtecture, and about the acres of valuable land, la the pautelses of AdIiBBIT. TLS and STAWLSY. about 4 mike from the Wellington Madan, on the &idol and Eider Ballway, and 12 talks tram Tanntau—Pllll2,lllllNaLY NOTICE MEI3I3RB.DA/CIELEIMITH,BON,andOAKLIT have received thetractions to PiSPAM tor SA= by VitflON, early ha the spring (anises prarviondy sold by private costreth ter which they are prepared to treat), the above choice and valuable • PE ILKOLD EMIEDILIITIAL FROZWILTY, known as the Mal for =TAT& It is In a for resideace, and within may smear of =on by the Great Western hallway, and In a pic turesque, country. The bathe, which a built of stone, contains ample theommedalkm tor a good establithment, It is situate on an emthenoe commending extensive views over a beautiful. undu lating the Quantock-hille, the Beach-dewa. hills, ant tz W i tingto inc trAonument. The land is principally et superior quality, and is let to respectable tenants, in one large and one small harm, with suitable houses and homesteads, and several small holdings, cottages,. dz. The reni al, =elusive of the mansion and 26 acres of land in hand, le upwards of LS* per annum. The property Is bounded for about three miles by the river roae, which affords flret.rate trout fishing. Further particulars may be obtained of Mews. DANIEL Stales, Boa, and °sitar, land agents and eurveyors.l6, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. &W., where plans and views my be MOIL AMITILL-MOIMI, WAIL ETATlL—flebeteattaily-balit FAMILY IiaIiMINCE and Orel:ad& MR. WHITTIFIGRAId is instructed to OFFER for SALIN:ION, at Garraware CallllloUell. chamooMoy. Co os MONDAY, Feb. 111, at It for 1,11 , 1 , 1: Loin - the enbranttal F OLD FAMILTIMICT. r the Arawaltlionse, wir e zzlien el Mae garden end and Five Ler of eligible d •P= l.l 2lo 6r.d is tP":l4 taw press led gresises Us Is good order, to situate In the teem and dele . le the allay re. Sion, and is well adapted for a large trolly ar school, or public Institution. Niententha of lie porde= meow nay manna on mortgage or eonneet at 6 perlandi,de be paid M wise years by bail-yearly ineminesats ; bat Ine see ea lIII= 01 the balance may be paid et any thee anima —Particulars, pier, and oorltileee d Me may be el:Weed is the Premier ; at the priaryal luau to the nefahhooebeed : at Wawa. Email and Davies, IS, Cetenmeareleast, LC. of the Auctioneer, It, moorgasseuest, E C. ; mid at the plea of sale. NEW BBOMPTON, CHATHAM, HIMT.-211411d0 lIMHOLD BUILDING and GARD= GROUND. MR. WRITTINEMAII is instructed to BILL by AUCTION, at the Ban Hotel, on WZDNII7- DAY, Feb. 16, at el tor 7 In the goosing, about two Lobel Eligible FRILZHOLD BUILDING LAN DD witable be the beetles ot good reoldenee•, with hostages to the sow rondo oohed Nikon and Napier roads, and within a few Wanton' walk or the Now Brompton Station on the Leeks, Chatham and Doss ItiMway, being a further portion or the liosoon-oolut and.. Ifiso4aniho of the ptur.b•arnscery may meads ir mortinge or oosisiet st par oak to bit paid to Eine yam b 7 half-pnWlashimak hut Übs what* or sal part of ths balsam nap e ss sw without notlertindara, Visa. sad aslamp he obtained. about tan days bras tis sale. Mes ItsrAss ams, New Broinptaa ; Mr. J. Phillips, Ilsalstrest. Maim ; Ph& pm leg. •*es4, at ; Yr. G. MA asuostslass, Ors -at New Brcsapton ; of ani BM Davies. I. Colananuifeet, etas Amotkoeir, H, Ifnspilwatrott, Lando.; LC. ; and at Ur pines as saga socnisens, HlNT.—FitiffniOLD 1112MHOU111, with lona Betiding, and about /6 ACM of rich Meadow mai Arebielaa4. MR. WHITTINGBAId is instructed to SELL by AUCTIOII, at the Sun Hotel, Otabhis , WUXI& DAY, _Feb. 16, at 6 for 7 in the evening, in Biz Leta. the 11WHOLD INTATI. known as • part el Oookhembill e n delete at Borstal, in the palish of St. Margarets, to the My Rochester, comprising a comfortable titmice's. wit miliso out noddock, suitable for • anon funny. tie whets et lie feesa farmyard, and about IS sores of anido eel heo be& the araiaro. mud three endemism of rtes maim W. The yr=O placed on an elevated gist tedslolealklaff ideethe the river Medway and seteibaseiteell. arthisili nose clearable situation for tWo oreeible el leubeleet teelimeee. Nine-tenths of the pereisaruesey may Tema as i=trt contract at 6 per coed la .to be peed Mae yes by instalments but the whole or say put of the babies nest be paid off at any time without sotto*. Prarabwriare. pleas, ail cooditloos of sale may be obtained of ileum Ram& oil Devi" 69, Coleman-street, London. E.C. : of the Arirdwarmr, 46. Moor kate-street London, EC.; of Ifr. link, fermis es ile NW, ; end at the place of We. 7:77; e+' v.lO O ' ut• " 4 r oil 1 e r n A A 4 [ Pt: „.. , camp , . i ' A i ~ J or I • ,> 6....”" :, ` •• alliell I . t /AM E c. I .., 1 .. g E.,. . ..... _____ i 1.,. -... , i N • l' ',A I. • ~ .1; MERTON, SUBJLIT.-111gibie FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND. MR WHITTIZIGHAM is instructed to BELL by AUCTION, at Garramis CoileelsoestA Changealley, Combat, on MONDAY, Feb. at II far I. Ilirty-two Loft of e PRIAMOLD BUILDIN LAND, Mere, la Hait e lane, Wotan, being tbe Int perdue el Os Abbey .me censer tot, with trageic Harioals lane and the New-road, is most eligible Ow erection of a tavern. Ninedenths of the purchase massy ma Nada on mortpgs or contract ate per cent , to be paid Is eke years, by tali-yearly banalmenta, but the whole or say peel Of the balance s erj o b=ll at any time without netke.—Dellate= cd sale may be obtained it Mesta Davies,bp, Colessamelreet, E.C.. of the Andieeser, K Meer- B.C. ; and at the phased sale N I a E ; a a 1 a 1 i , ~.