EXHIBITED The Largest Collection of Entirely New Winter Goods, SHAWLS, MANTLES, DRESSES, FURS, FRENCH MERINOES FRENCH TWILLS, kc., With ecery Description household Drapery—in the Eastern Part London. Thousands Weekly attest their conviction that Business is transacted here on th

Terms—One Evening per Week, 7s. 6d. per Quarter: Tn °ditto, 17.5. Cd. (in advance.) Eight Private Lessons. Joe. Cd. Mus;e Provided. SCHOOLS ATTENDED. The First Long Quadrille Party on MONDAY, Septomter 27th, 1811 S. •e 4 ,REAT NORTHERN ItAIL WAY COAL COMPANY, OlAlrmatioullisimea

The Weekly meeting of this Board was held at the offices in Great Alie-street, on Monday evening. Mr. Brushfield presided, and the following gentlemen were also present—Messrs. Simmonds, Sherwood, Shelton, Sarson, Davis, 'Tarr's, Sharpe, Walker, Freemin, Ambrose, Jenkins, Burn,

TILE following notice respecting the health of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, was posted on Wednesday morning in the reading room of the Corporation, at the Guildhall :—" His lordship the Lord Mayor is much better : he was able to get down stairs on Wednesday." An influential me

SHOREDITCII TRUSTEES. On Tuesday last, a -- p;;;;;IW - as received from the Charity Commissioners, containing the appointment of the new Board of Trustees, which consists of Messrs. J. Ware, Hows, Hopkins, Ansel!, Snowden, Burchell, Owen, Bagley, Jackson, Fencott, Harman, and G.

, • 168, SHOREDITCH, NEARLY OPPOSITE CHURCH - STREET, And Fire Doors from New Inn Yard. - • THE LONDON, Quite a NEW STYLE of OVER-COAT, at EL WANHANTED NOT TO SHRINK Olt SFOT. , CAUTION. LYNES Would b eg t o Caution the Public ag- ainst Parties Imitming, as near as they Cu, the

The new 'Westminster-bridge will not be opened, it is said, till Midsummer., The arches are not yet in course of erection, but. within six weeks from the present time three of those from the Surrey side will be well advanced. The new bridge will harmonise completely with the nob

The following Memorial, signed by sixty-nine communicants of the parish of Holywell, has been presented to the Bishop of Oxford : " To the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford. "My Lord,—We, the undersigned parishioners of Holywell, in the City of Oxford, and communicants of the

An adjourned public meeting, called by the above association, was held at the Queen's Arms, De Beauvoir Town, on Monday evening, the 13th instant, at which a large number of ratepavers were present. William Wickham, Esq , was called to the chair, and opened the proceedings by dr

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