The Guardian from London, Greater London, England • 4

THE MANCHESTER GUAJtDlAN, Satobay, February 10, 1S6. sf artitt ammrlnjodw tittmenUtn the Qnarnlan, artrtfuutea I Hpartmntts, r. THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. of fHbg tbemseivM to their constituent. It would probably inconvenient to nrocaai "ttinpwlut busine.

in the absence of thoTgTnSlS but so far as the government were concerned, thev we Tmni paper, if the expression of opinion thereabout makeitevident thatsnoh was Ae wish of tbe house. Estimatin "howwer it "ff uldt th8 wish of the thev h'ai IUUUKU mar. SUCH a cnm-nn wnnM nn Mtmntilr Srrbsnts, SiiUUnti, Vy ANTED, an experienced PERSON, to solicit orders on oomima- iwu aw muww nre ww. Auaress mm. at tno printers.

WANTED, a respectable Youth, as APPRENTICE for a house in the Commission Trade. Address 62. at the printer's. WANTED immediately, a JUNIOR ASSISTANT to the Grocery Business. Apply to Thomas Lamb, 24.

Great A ncoU-street. XT OUTH WANTED, ono who has been accustomed to an agent's or J. insurance office preferred. Address 80, at the printer's. VV ANTED, a good PRACTICAL DESIGNER for a Calico Printer, Address, stating experience.

Ac. 85, at the printer's. WANTED, an to W. Cadman. grooer, Pendleton.

WANTED, an experienced ENGINEER. Apply to Mr. Thomas L. Onenshaw. Brooksmouth MtlL V.nrv WANTED an experienced MILL MECHANIC accustomed to sels-actors.

Annlv at York-street Mill. Chnrltonin.Merilrv.v WANTED, TWO respectable MEN, of good addresss, to solicit orders for a new publication. Apply on Monday, from ten to hug, j(ubujsiue-Biireeil WANTED, a respectable YOUNG PERSON one who writes and sewB well, of good address, and of unexceptionable character. WANTED, a CLERK one who has been accustomed to the routine of an accountant's office preferred. Address, with references, WAMTJ.D, a TRAVELLER, to represent an old-eaUbliBhed Paint.

anrl Vnranh XfannfotfAro Ur1.a lm.n4-l WANTED immediately, an ASSISTANT to the Grocery Business. olr" Sftuattons, agmtfrs, cromm((on, r. A COMPETENT Party is open to aa Engagement, as Yarn or Cloth tr.i. vj. AAuoiaiii aj a oiupper.

Jcirst- A PARTY, possessing a good connection for the sale of cotton in una city anu neiKnoournood would ne ffiad or a i if isinrnv lruui a reapeuuioie uverpooi nouse. Address li 61, at the printer s. T300KKEEPING. The Advertiser is disposed to devote few jat iciaure uuura per weeK to a set 01 dooks. Address 58, at the (IllUHbl Da TtO TEA DEALERS.

WANTED, a Situation as COUNTER- A. MAN or to travel: age 22: good references, Address 6, Post- umce, AGENTS AND SURVEYORS. An Pinnim, Assistant is in WANT of a Situation ArlHmu 11 nil VV ANTED, an Engagement as TRAVELLER, in the woollen or fustian trade, on salary or nninmirainn. P.nnnv.ti,-m irnnH Mfitmnu ..11 -l i oi4wc EMbiaittuiury. A.viuns, xi yo, at tne prmter 8.

by a respectable Young Woman. EmDloyment as a VV MILLINER. Jkn Ari.lr(a ft HI nt WANTED, by a Young Man, a Situation as ASSISTANT in aTea and Grocery Establishment, ltramartuhlft raforpnnAnjtn hn as to character and ability. Address 78. at the printer's.

WANTED, to place a Youth, who can write a good hand, in a ua.a. auuiwa 97, at the printer s. WANTED, by a steady Young Man, of good address, Sc. a Situation as SALESMAN, in a Hnt.h nmnntWnn Address 100, at the printer's. A SHIPPING Agent is open to an arrangement with any party who has or can infliienre trnnsla him f- w.

UU1U XjIVCT- pool. Satisfactory references given. Address Box 130. Post-office. A FIRM in the General Manchester Trade, compelled under peculiar circumstances, to part with a Traveller, can confidently recommend him to any one likely to require his services salary .180 per annum.

Address II 27, at the printer's. AN active Man, of business habits, who has a thorough knowledge of the manufacture of fringes, gimps, and every description Of Of upholsterers' trmmiiugs. ia in WANT of a Situation as PUTTER-OUT. Wages moderate. Address 91, at the printer's.

USTIAN TRADE. WANTED, by a respectable young man, a Situation as UNDER SALESMAN or STOCK KEEPER where he can make himself generally useful. Address 49. at the printer's. ryo BISCUIT BAKERS, PASTRY COOKS, CONFECTIONERS J.

WANTED, by a Young Man. of considerable experience, oud a thorough knowledge of sugar boiling, a Situation in the above line. AddressR. w. 6, Elvingtou-street, Hulme, Manchester THE Parents of a respectable Youth, aged 15, just returned from school, are desirous of placing him in a railway, merchant's, solicitor's, or any other respectable office salary no object.

Address 11 14o. at the printer's. rpo MANUFACTURERS. A Commission Agent wishes to treat J- vt lth some Manufacturer capable of producing fabrics, suited to the East Indian. marKets, aud can offer tho inducements of liberal ad- vancea and prompt sales.

Address 1 1 7G, at the printer's. WANTED, a Situation as MANAGER or ACTIVEPARTNER, with a woollen draper, by a person of 20 years' experience. Can write window tickets, and is well calculated to do a pushing ready money trade. Address 11 10, at the printer's. WANTED, by a Young Man of considerable experience, and a thorough knowledge of the German, French, and English languages, a Situation.

Good references. Address 58. at the printer's. WANTED, by a Young Man, a Situation, either in a mill or a warehouse he thoroughly understands bookkeeping, and also the manufacture of many descriptions of cotton and mixed eoods Address, 5i. at the printer's.

WT' ANTED, by an experienced Young Man, a Situation as MERCIAL, TRAVELLER in the shawls or Manchester goods, either through Wales or Eugland. An unexceptionable reference can given. Address Y. Z. Manclwster Guardian office, Liverpool.

A GEN TLEMAN who has hud the entire management of a cotton spinning mill for upwards of twenty years, is open to an Engagement, lie is well known on 'Change amongst buyers, and also the Liverpool Cotton olarket: satisfactory references both aa to compe-tency and respectability. Address "2, at the printer's. AGEMLEA1AN thoroughly acquainted with Woollen Goods, is desirous of meeting with au Engagement. Has had five years experience abroad; is quite conversant with the Spanish, and has some knowledge of the French language can keep books by single and double entry. Address 83.

at the printer's. A GERMAN Gentleman, well acquainted with the Bradford and Manchester markets, who has been a Traveller ior a tirst-cla3 Huuse durmi? the ladt few veara. ill nnrl IfrfiW- ia fv new and siniiiiar engagement. Address H. V.

John Dale and Co. booksellers, Bradford. SITUATION WANTED, as HEAD GARDENER, by a Middle-aged married Man, without encumbrance who thoroughly understands his bus'iiess in all is branches, and would not object to take the management of a few acres of grasa laud. Has testimonials of the highest class. Address A.

L. 106, Deansgate, Manchester. THE Advertiser, who is 38 years of age, and holdmg a confidential situation of many years standing in a house in the Manchester general trade, wishes to obtain a Situation, as BOOKKEEPER or CLERK, where honesty and strict integrity are required reference to present employers. Address 37 at the printer's. TO MACHINE MAKERS, SPINNERS, AND OTHERS.

wanted, a Situation, by a respectable Man. 38, who has been lodge, time, store, aud under bookkeeper nine years at one place can piece straps, and understands machinery well. Address Post-office, Harpurhey. 1X MERCHANTS, AGENTS, AND OTHERS, ic WANTED, a Situation, by a Young Gentleman of busmesB habits, and who would make himself generally useful. The advertiser would not object to give Ins services without remuneration the first three or six months.

The highest testimonials, produced. A ddriiss 43 at the printer's. A GENTLEMAN highly connected, who has an agency, but which occupies him in the forenoon only, wishes to fill up his leisure hours during the afternoon and evening, in a mercantile house he is conversant with bookkeeping by either single or double entry, or any occupation required in a counting house, having been similarly occupied for above 30 years his terms will be found moderate. Address Box 142 Post-office. rpo WAREHOUSEMEN AND MANUFACTURERS.

An old-JL established House, in a sea-port town, with a good connection, principally amongst exporters, is desirou-. of making an arrangement with some first-rate firm, established either in London or Manchester, the sale of woollen, hueu, cotton, and fancy goods most respectable retereuces can be given. Address, with full particulars, IS at the printer's. merchants, shippers, and OTHERS. A German Gen-tleinan, active, intelligent, industrious, a competent Bookkeeper corresiiouding in the English, French, German, Italian, and (spamah languages, and umieistauding the Turkish and Greek, having good commercial connections in Italy, Turkey, and Egypt, where he formerly travelled for foreign and English houses, is now open for a new Engagement, in any capacity where his qualifications can be made available.

References unexceptionable. Address G. J. at Mr, Brown's, stationer, la3, Bishoigate-atreet Without. Loudon.

ounrs anu otgrr $)rrnusfs. W7 ANTED. a PUBLIC-HOUSE or SPIRIT VAULTVingotagnot to exceed J00. Address 47, at the printer's. WANTED.

THREE large ROOMS, situated in the dty. Address 3., at the prmter's. ANTED TO PURCHASE, a FAllTfronTsO to 50 statuteacres, within nine rmlesof Manchester. Address 1 45. at the printer's a HOUSE at Old Trafford.

Address, with nartieulars. IT 88, at the printer's. rANTLD, at or near Al.lerley, a nice COT AGE and GARDEN, Address 'J4. at the printer s. TjMJRNlSHED HOUSE TO BE LET, near Upper Brook-street, con- timing dining aud drawing rooms, four bedrooms, dressing room, store rooms, tx.

Address 11 67, at the printer's. OUSE WANTED, for a small family, either in Higher Broughton or the hieher portion of Cheetham Hill. Address, utatmir situ ation and rent, II 22, at the printer's. 7 ANTED, a small WAREHOUSE, with counting-house, store-v room, and teagle bock of behind," only central situation Address, stating rent, sc. II 3u, at the printer's.

WANTED, a PRINT AREHOUSETrent about 150. Neigh-bourhood of MoAley-street preferred. Address Box 25, Post- orlice. Wf ANTED TO RENT, a FARM of about 100 acresrprincipally pasture land, with convenient house and outbuudings thereupon. Address T.

B. E. sy. Piccadilly, Mauchester. 7 A NTED, a family HOC SE.

a few miles from Manchester, on a line of rail withiu easy distance of a station garden, c. Address, giving particulars, locality, rent, ic. 31, at the prmter's. ANTED, a small furnished HOUSE, or comfortable APART MENTS, for a family, vithm half an hour's walk of London Road Station. Address, stating particulars, 11 J3, at the prmter's.

VANTED TO INVEST about 3W.in two or three houses, situated in a mill district. No agent need apply. Address, stating all particulars, ii. at the printer's. ANTED, a WAREHOUSE, in the neighbourhood of Portland- street, York-street, or Mosley-street rent from 200 to 400 per annum.

Address 147. at the printer's. YT ANTED, a detached or semi-detached HOUSE, within twenty minutes' ride of town: rent about 30. Address TV, at the printer's. ANTED TO PURCHASE, One or Two moderate sized DWELLING HOL'SES, in a respectable neighbourhood, either in Hulme or Choritou-upon-Medlock.

Address, stating where they may be seen, price, and other particulars, II 24, at the prmter's. Ctr. 4 LADY, residing in Lower Broughton. wishes to LET a DRAW. c.

ING ROOM and one or Two Front BEDROOMS, to oneor two gentlemen: n. otner touger or cmiuren. Address 42, at toe prmters. ANTED. uufuniaheU APARTMENTS drawing room, two bedrooms, aud Kitchen by a married professional without family, for a permanency neighbourhood of Oiforvl-sireec or ihorlton Komi preferred.

Address 122, at the printer's. GENTLEMAN, being about to place Jiia son in Manchester to team blLCUjtSd. is auxiotu to tiiid a Comfortable Home for him, vntb a marr.ed sentleoian. in the neighbourhcK.i of Oxford-street or Upper Brook-street. Address, stacing terms, references, C.

Y. Z. OkeoJLnipton, Devonshire. for a Gentleman. AFAKTMEXTS.

handsomely fur-l and fitted up with every convenience, where there are no other lodgers, ine iamiiy must oe oi tne the highest respecUbi- hty, and not further than fifteen to twenty nunuW walk from the Exchange. Address Boi li, Fost-oiEce, ilanchester. SUPERIOR APARTilEXTS TO BE LET. Higher Broughton, consistiug of a driving room and one or two bedrooms, which have been occupied by the same gentleman for the last eight years. The family very small, and no children or other lodgers.

Apply at the printer's. R. DE LA CRCZ has elegantly Furnished, for One or Two Jl Gentlemen, a good-sized DRAWING KOOil. and TWO BEDROOMS, lighted with gas. More than ordinary attention paid for comfort.

The Spanish and French Lmguages are spoken the house. Address No. Blooutsbury, Rasholme Bead, off Oxford-street, xrniter. rpo BARRISTERS AND MERCHANTS. Superior APAKT-L JiKNTS, elegantly furnished (with the use of plate, if required), in the house of a widow situate in a quiet and highly respectable neighbourhood, about a mile and cxalt from tbe Exchange.

Omni-busses past within a short distance frequently. Address 11 1Q at the printers. WAN 1 ED, a Situation with a shipper or merchant, as MANAGER, of velvets, velveteens, fustians, yarns, Slc. references, first-class. Principals only attended to.

Address 99. the printer's. at by 5 By are for the By AJZ TU, feXtxtunXilt Servants, ft(stnt. fCgettts, e. ANTED, an OFFICE BOY.

Apply at the printer's. ETTKRPRE88 PRINTING. WANTED, a TURN-OVER JU APPRENTICE. Address 103, at the printer's. "DULING MACHINE.

WANTED, a good MACHINE RULER. SPOYSER, writing engraver. 105, Market-street, is in WANT of respectable Youth, as APPRENTICE. YV ANTED, a JUNIOR ASSISTANT to the Drapery Bunneea also an aI'PRJSMTIujs. Apply to j.

standing, JLieign, xjincasnire, ANTED, a BOOKKEEPER: security will be required. Apply IT to Tnomas jrotnergiii, nop mercnant, anuuemu. ANTED, an experienced JOUNEYMAN BAKER. Apply at ine printers. ANTED, a YOUTH, accustomed to the Shaving and Hair cutting Business.

Apply to Mr. ravesiey, uravei ume, Haiiora TT7 ANTED, a YOUNG MAN, who understands well steam and madder prints. Address liox 171, r-oat-omce A SURGEON, in Manchester, is in WANT of an ASSISTANT one from about 19 to 21 years of age would be preferred. Address 21 00, at ine printer s. A UENT WANTED, to purchase for.

and influence consignment to, a house in the East Indian trade. Address 77. at the printers. RERUN AND FANCY REPOSITORY. WANTED, a YounK jjuiy.

as A-f i'Jtttiiy riuis to the above business. ADPiy at l'J. rung-street. RANT tt CO. are in WANT of a Frst-rate STATIONERY JT BINDER; also a BOY, accustomed to a ruling machine.

Apply by letter only, at 40, Corporation-street. JOHN HOWARD, Pharmaceutical Chemist, street, is in WANT of an APPRENTICE: 167. Great Ancoats- one who has served part of his time would be preferred. immediately, a CLERK, to take the entire JJ management 01 a small practice. Address, witn testimonials, 11 01, at tne printer a.

rrv TAILORS. WANTED, immediately, a first-class CUTTER and cnaracier reqiurea. Apply 10 it. jsenyon, tailor, sec. rtasunguen.

rpo TAILORS' ASSISTANTS. WANTED, a clever and active xOUNG MA whose character will bear the strictest invest! gation. Apply to Baddeiey and Copeland, Gloucester. 117 ANTED, a PATTERN DESIGNER for Daner haneimra. AddIy to Messrs.

(J. E. and J. G. Potter.

Behrrava Mills. Over xsarweu, near rsiacicourn. 7 ANTED, by a Mining Engineer and Surveyor, an AS.V ISTANT. fully comnetcnt to make survevs and nlans: nrineinullv of coal mines. Address tx at, at tue printer a.

WANTED, to go abroad, a YOUNG MAN, competent to take the charge of a set of books by double entry. Address Boi 259. Post-oflice. WANTED a PARTY, who understands garancine making thoroughly. To a competent nartv hhral terma will oa otfnrpd.

Communications strictly confidential. Address Box 187, Post-onlco. WANTED, at Elton Paper Mill, Bury, a FOREMAN and a MACHINE MAS. None but first-rate men need apply. Apply to Robert Hughes.

WANTED, good DRAWN-BONNET MAKERS, for a wholesale house: constant out-door work Twn or Thrf A PPRKN- TICES to bonnet millinery. Apply at the printer's. ANTED, a JUNIOR ASSISTANT to a Chemist and Druggist, 'I in the country. AnnlvtoMr. Sadlpr.

Wurnnff- ton. VX 7 ANTED, a YOUNG MAN, of talent and experience, to con-v duct a tick, nankeen, and mnahaui ltartmfnt. in a Gmiprnl Manchester House. Address, II 25, at the printer's. WANTED, a Young Man.

as APPRENTICE to a Butcher, from 16 to 21 years nf Annlvhi .1 flmiivva Vn ChmMinm Road. ANTED, a respectable Youth, as APPRENTICE to the General and Furniahine Ironmontery Business. Aunlv to John Stephenson, ironmonger, Burnley. 7 ANTED. aTRAVELLER.

the Corn and Flour Trade a general acquaintance with buvera. anil iMwvrpiit.iniiuhln rofnrpnrM or security requisite. Address, with real name, b7, at the printer's. WANTED, a BOOKKEEPER, who has been in a merchant or Shinner'n nftinp anil u-hn ha Irpnk hnrtlra flminlo ont.w Ari- Box 171, Post-office, WANTED, in a general warehouse, trading with druggists, a clever VOU'l'H. about 17 yean- of age.

Terms, three years waces. 8s. 10s. 12s. per week.

Address i8, at the printer's. WANTED, a MAN to superintend throstle reeling, aud to take in the work. Apply to Simpson. Thompson. Sl Co.

CrumusaU Mills, near Manchester. WANTED, by a General Manchester House, a steady, respectable, aud exnerienced STUFF BUYER. Address, statmc terms references, II 143, at the printer's. ANTED, a PERSON, who fully understands the making of traraucine from anent madder roots. Address Box No.

87. Post-oflice, Manchester. WANTED, a MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN, who is also acquainted with bookkeeping. AdoIv to Mr. John Holmes.

engineer, auctioneer, 3, Market-street. Manchester. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN, who has had some experience in a bookseller's shop, and can write a good hand. Apply at 170, Deansgate. WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN, from 17 to 20 years of age, to assist in packing, Sc. in warehouse. Apply, on Monday, between and twelve o'clock, at 44, Church-street. ANTED, a TINMAN and GASFITTER. Constant employment, at good wages, to a first-rate workman.

Address 82, the printer's. MEDICAL. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. An intelligent and well-educated Youth can be received as an ARTICLED PUPIL by a Gentleman having a good and respectable country practice. Address E.

G. Box C. t3. Post-office, Manchester. PARENTS AND GUAUDIaNS.

Mr. Matthews, Surgeon- Dentist, has a VACANCY for a PUPIL. The practice being extensive one offers unusual advantages to a well-educated youth. urauiora, xorKsnire. BOILER MAKERS.

WANTED, a few good PLATERS. Good wages an i permanent employment would be given to competent hands. Apply to George William Bott, brass founder. Old Garratt, Manchester. THE Advertiser is open to Treat with a Gentleman wishing to reside on the continent, able to carry on an engineering commission business capital No agent need apply.

Address 40, at the printer's. ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS. STATIONERS. lc-L WANTED, an active Person, as TRAVELLER, for au old esta blishment as above. Reference and security required.

Address Box Post-office, Leeds, WANTED, an experienced and clever SALESWOMAN, for the show room. Must have a good knowledge of millinery. Annlv. statine last situation, salary reauired. ic.

to F. Forster. mourning warehouse, Leeds. WANTED, an active Female, as SALESWOMAN in a Millinery, Stay, Hosiery, and Lace Shop, in the eaBt of Eng salary to begin with 20, board and lodgings. Apply at eleven o'clock this day and Monday, to John Little.

37. Mosley-street. WANTED, a Number of TURNERS, accustomed to engine and shafting work; also. Several PATTERN MAKERS. None good, steady men need apply.

-Apply to A. Ogle and Co. Hope foundry, A'reston. WANTED, a LOCAL AGENT or CONSIGNEE, for the sale of nure vinegar, fur the town and neichbourhood of Manchester. Application to be made to the secretary, Mr.

Conquest, at the United Kingdom inegar Company a Long Lane, Soutuwa' K. WANTED, by a Shipping House, a YOUNG MAN, IS to 21 he must be an expert penman, and accustomed to counting-house duties. Address, stating expectations, and where last employed, 04, the printer's. WANTED, a BOOKKEEPER at a Colliery: a person competent to take an active part in the top and bottom management, and of steady and industrious habits is indispensable. Apply to T.

M. Brooke, bookseller, Dewsbury. PARENTS" ANDGUARD1ANS. A wholesale and retail grocer and tea dealer, doing au extensive business in the neighbourhood of Manchester, is in WANT of TWO APPRENTICES. to Messrs.

Sharp and Scott, Manchester. N.B. No premium required. TURKEY RED DYERS. WANTED, a thoroughly-qualified PERSON to take the entire charge of the dyeing department an extensive works.

To a suitable party a liberal engagement will given. Applications, personally or by letter, to Mr. Dobson, 24, iuosley-street, considered strictly connueutiai. SAW-MILL HANDS. WANTED, a good WORKMAN, to take charge of a log frame, and One also for a circular saw.

need apply but such as can produce good references, both as to ability and conduct. Apply to J. and J. Longson, Canal Saw Mills, atocltport. WANTED, by a Silk Throwster, a MANAGER, who thoroughly understands the business in all its branches: a fair salary wi.l Riven to a competent man.

All applications will be considered strictly confidential, but full particulars must be given to ensure atten -Address li lio, at tne prmters. ANTED. DEPOT AGENTS, ou similar arrangements to the Macintosh and gutta perchaplau: one in each town: capital required from 1U0 to 200. Both males and females will find this a eligible opportunity for making au immediate competency. Address B.

care of Air. Is. Wheeler, news agent, Manchester. WANTED, on full commissions, active AGENTS for an established London L.fe A saivrance Society, for Leigh (l'ildesley, Sx 'I'od- morden, Glossop, Sowerby Bridge, Halifax, and a few other places Yorkshire. Address Air.

Uuam Uaswell HuM. suueriutendeut. 4'i Daltou-street. Manchester. BOILER MAKERS' FOREMEN.

WANTED, for a Boiler and Gasholder Works, near Dudley, a FOREMAN, accustomed to I marine work, and otherwise thoroughly capable of taking the manage- i of the yard a liberal salary will be given to a conipeteut man. Address, stating wnere last employed, age, sc. i 1 care oi Alegars. Dawson and Sons, 74, Caunou-street, City, London. rpilE LANCASHIRE DEBT GUARANTEE COMPANY.

First-L class AGENT REQUIRED. Gentlemen of energy, influence. i-erseverauce, disposed to unuertaite Agencies tor wis company, be treated with on liberal terms. A handsome commission will allowed, and to aiceuts of iproved ability, salaries will be given in additiou. Apply personally, or by letter.

Co the General Manager, at temporary offices of the company. 4. Harrington-street, Liverpool. ENGINEERS. WANTED, by the Association for the Pre-X veution of Steam Boiler Explosions, and for Effecting Economy the Raising and Use of Steam, an active, intelligent, and well-educated ENGINEER, practically and thoroughly acquainted with the details or steam engines anu ooners, to acv a cmei inspector under the managing committee of the association salary.

500 per annum. Applications to be made, in the first instance, to the undersigned, specifying age, qualifications, and reference. By order, HENRY WHU'WORTH, Secretary. Corporation-street. Manchester.

Sth February. 1865. MANAGER of tlieso works who will be expected to devote the whole of his time to the duties of his situation. lie will be required to conduct the manufacture and distribution of gas, and to superintend works, aud the laying ami repair oi mams sc. out uot to aiienu to office business of the company.

The salary of the manager will be 150 per annum, and he will also be providtnl with a bouse upon the premises, rent free, and with coals and gas. Security to the extent of 1,1110 will be required. Applications to be made in writing to Mr. ortmngton, rsona-sixeet, aiancaester, tue law ciera oi tne company. ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.

-TOWN SURVEYOR a MTvn Th.i vt IT nr-t 1 ,1 I mnniwnient Commissioners desirous to engage a qualified Person to perform the joint duties of SURVEYOR aud INSPECTOR of NUISANCES, for the district of West Hartlepool, in the county of Durham. The person appointed will required to give his entire services joint salary for the offices, 120 annum. Applications, stating age and qualifications, with testimonial, to be sent to or delivered at my office, not later than the 27th February instant, at noon. By order, WM. W.

BKL'NTON, Clerk to the Commissioners. West Hartlepool. 7th February. 1855. fT-OWNSHlP OF MANCHESTER.

FARM BAILIFF AND GARDENER. The Guardians of the Poor of the township of Manchester hereby give notice, that tney are aoout to Appoint a Person to act in the abovementiontd capacity, at their Industrial Training Schools, at Swinton. The quantity of land attached to the schools is at present small. The person appointed will be required take charge of, and to cultivate the same also to instruct in agriculture, gardening, and the management of cows, pigs, it the end- dren belonging to the schools who may be placed under him. and ior f.mtt behaviour and industry, whilst under h3 care, he will responsible salary from .60 to jETO per annum according to the that UsUmomals as to character, as well as capability, with full particulars of former situations held by them respectively, will be required with their applications, which must be delivered to me at my office, superscribed Farm Bailiff," not later than Wednesday, February 21 By order.

JNO. HARROP. Clerk to the Guardians. Poor-law Offices, New Bridge-street. Manchester.

Feb. 6. iSja. oi uc lviauu di-iiviuwu. v.iiw -mv "illAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH POOR-LAW UNION.

MASTER i WAAltu. xne tuaraiansox tne i.arvitu-ic-ruj usuwu Monday, the 26th day of February next, ecta MASTER for the rrir annum, totirethirr with rationa. lie will required'to devote the whole of his time to the duties of his office. keep tne accounts anu 5urc. me mamm mmct.

wj law commissioners, and generally to obey the orders and directions of the poor-law commissioners and the beard of guardians. The master will be required to find security for the due performance of his office the sum of 100. The candidates must seud applications written by themselves, T'fting their names, ages, and present occupations which application, together with testimonials of competency and character, must be sentdirted to the Clerk of the union, not later than Thursday the 23d day of February next. Thecandidates whose testimonials are approved of, will hare notice to attend at the Board Room on Monday, the sth day of March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and the party elected will be recnired to enter neon his duties immediately after his electien. No allowance will be paid to candidates on account of travelling or ather axpejiaes.

WM. BENNETT, Clerk to the Guanhana. Chapcl-en-le-Frith, Juauary 31, 13(5. be a for JL H' at to aiiena vtcjownoxng txptanamont: -Appt mt the mean that penooal application muttbt mmae at ute umwiib optct. IMMtett loaoital tttttr and number at the printer" meant thai mwncccttonmun oe moot aj lexer, ponjre, ana i no otaer i mart ml he directed to the Guardian ante u( to the ravacnce r(r ux primer ana puotuner.

Applications not in conformity tcith these direction cannot be i aaenaeato. Somrstir Srrbxnts. JTJBSE WANTED. Apply at 23. Green-street, Ardwlck Green.

TY7ANTKU, a NURSE, for young children: age from 18 to Avpty to air. maun, surgeon, Great Jindgewster-street. WANTED, a good KITCHEN MAID. Apply at the Exchange Pining Booms, St. Mary's Gate.

WANTED, a WET NURSE, for a baby fire weeks old. Apply at 45, Brown-street. XJSJ ANTED, a COOK and HOUSEMAID. Apply at Mrs. Bake- wen bi.

Mary uate, between tnree ana nre. WASTED, a good COOK, not older than 35 years. Apply to Mrs. Postlethwaite. Chapel-street, Salford.

TTTAKTED, a respectable Person, aa HOUSEMAID and VV WAITRESS: wages, ill. Addreu, Box 2. Post-office, Bury. ANTED, a YOUTH, to serre Deansgate. in a spirit vaults, at 274 ANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN, by a married Man of undeniable character.

Adores a. at tne printer s. X7ANTED, a good PLAIN COOK English preferred, Apply at we ivouiu xtoou inn, uaeowus run. ST ANTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK one about 17 years of age preierrea. Appiy at ruizaoein-sireet.

oneetnam. nr ANTED, a good PLAIN COOK. English preferred. Apply at i zio, orx-street, lioeetnam. WANTED, an experienced clever HOUSEMAID.

For particulars apply to Mrs. James Lister. 222, Stretford New Road. vppiy WANTED, a middle-aged LADY, well-educated, to take charge of a gentleman's house and family. Address 84, at the printer's.

TkAkTED, a Young Woman, as PLAIN COOK Apply at the opreau xagte, oinitnneiu, on or alter luonuay next. WANTED, a steady and good COOK, who can wash and iron well, by James Wilson, Esq. Gilda Brook, Ecclea. WANTED, a thorough SERVANT OF ALL WORK. Apply at 3, Windsor Terace, Ducie-street, Oxford-street.

A YOUNG Person, respectably connected, 22 years of age, qualfled to look after children and their wardrobe, is desirous to obtain wtnauon. Appiy to w. xtinns, zzt, unapel-fitreet, bairord. WANTED, by a respect ble Person, a Situation as HOUSEKEEPER to a ainele orentleman. where another servant in vepc Address a.

ill, at tne printer's. WANTED, a PERSON, to Wait upon a Lady, who requires con-troul. She must have been in a similar situation not very Tely joaag, ana weu recommondea. Aauress IL 4tf, at the printer s. WANTED, a respectable SERVANT OF ALL WORK, of good character.

Apply at No. 2, Clarence-street, Cheethaui Hill BOH. WANTED, a Situation as GARDENER, by a Married Man, without incumbrance; he has no objection to take care of a horse or cow, or maxe nimseil useiui. Address 1 in, at tne printer's. WANTED, by a Married Man, a Situation as COACHMAN and GROOM.

Apply to Mr. Lockwood, saddler, Back King-street, TX7" ANTED, resnectable SERVANT OF ALL WORK the wash ing done irom Home. Appl; High-street, near Victoria ing done from home. Apply at the second house in Park Terrace, WANTED, SITUATIONS for Domestic at Mrs. Lake's Registry Office, 187, Cambridge-street, Chorlton-upon- upon- I WANTED immediately, a good PLAIN COOK, where the washixg is mostly done at home.

No Iriali or Welsh will be attended to. Apply Ironi ten o'clock till one, any day, at Plymouth Grove. WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK, to assist with washing and ironing. Apply, before eleven, at 1, Richmond Hill, Stretford new xtoaa. WANTED, a good PLAIN COOK, for a family of two, where a housemaid and waitress is kept washing done out.

Apply for address to Thomas WilliauiB, grocer, 57, Oxford-street. "I7ANTED. a Situation, as experienced COOK or HOUSlf- J' KEEPER, aged 32: good references can be given. Address Ms, at tne printer s. ANTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK one from the country preferred.

Apply at the Albert Inn, Moreton-street, Chorltou-apon-Mcdlock. ANTED, a Situation as COACHMAN, or GROOM and GAR- UKN fili, by a steady man. who perfectly understands his bUii- ntw and would make himself Address II 0. at the printer's WANTED immediately, a good PLAIN COOK. Apply, on Monday next, between the hours of eleven and one o'clock, to Mr.

Beely. grocer. Market Place. WANTED, as GENERAL SERVANT, an active strong English Woman, with a good character from her last place. Apply on Monday, at 2D, Acomb-street, Greenheys.

ANTED, a good SERVANT OF ALL WORK, one who can wash and iron well. Apply to Mrs. Allcock, Smedley Cottage, Smedley Road, Cheotham. WANTED, a steady, active Woman, as COOK. None need apply without twelve months' character from last employer.

Apply ou Monday, at the Victoria Bridge Inn, Salford. WANTED, to wait on an elderly lady, a PERSON, about 25 years of age. She must be an excellent seamstress, aud thoroughly understand getting up fine linen, and willing to make herseif generally useful one from the country greatly preferred. Apply at the printer's. WANTED, by a respectable and competent Person, a Situation as COOK, in a gentleman's family, where a kitchen maid is kept nexceptionable references.

Address A. F. Post office, Whitecross Bank, Salford. WANTED, a respectable and thoroughly-experienced NURSE, to take the entire charge of an infant and a child two years old. Unexceptionable references required.

Apply to Mrs. Bedford, poulterer, Oxford-street, corner of Rosamond-street. WANTED, for the country, an active Woman as GENERAL SERVANT, where most of the Hashing is put out. Apply, on If onday, between twelve and three o'clock, at 100, Mosley-street, Manchester. WANTED, in the country, a steady active married Man, without incumbrance, to take charge of a carriage and one horse, and to make himself generally useful.

The same party is in want of a good GARDENER also. Apply at the printer's. TXTANTED, by a Surgeon, residing a short distance from Man-a YOUTH to take care of a horse and chaise, and Chester, ta make himself generally useful. Apply on Monday, at one o'clock, aX the office of Mr. Richardson, 22, St.

Ann's Square. X7ANTED. in a family residing a few miles from Manchester, a IN COOK. She must be au Englishwoman, between good PLAIN COOK. aft and 30 years uf age For further particulars apply to Miss Armstrong, 17, Market-street.

WANTED, in the country, a steady active AN, to take charge of two saddle horses, aud to look after a kitchen and flower garden. Koine need apply, except those ho can give references as to ability and COOd character. Address, 92, at the printer's. "rrjASTED, a WOMAN COOK, or good character, for a public Tr (tilling room in tin's city. None but experienced aud steady person need apply.

Apply at tho Refectory, Corporation-street, between three aud six o'clock. TTTANTED. a respectable Woman from 25 to 35 years of age. AID. She would be reauired Tv strong and active, as HOUSEMAID.

to 'attend upon a gentleman out of health a knowledge of plain sewing also desirable. Apply to Miss Thompson, confectioner, Oxford Road. rpOWNSHlP OF MANCHESTER. WANTED, at the Industrial JL Training Schools at Swinton, a respectable Married Couple, not exceeding 45 years of age, without family, to till the situations of PORTER and FORTERESS: salary 2(3s. per week, and a house, rant free, lighted with gas.

Applications in the handwriting of candidate, with testimonials of character and fitness, to be delivered at tho Poor-law Offices, on or before Wednesday. February 21 instant, addressed to me, and superscribed, "Porter's Situation, Swiutou Schools." By order, tic. JNO. HARROP, Clerk to tho Guardians. Poor-law Offices, New Bridge-street, Manchester.

Feb. 6. 1855. ANCH ESTER ROYaTl I EI RMARY. Weekly Board, January 2S.

inconsequence of the resignation of Mrs. Harding, a MATRON to the Manchester Royal Infirmary. Che must have attaiued thirty years of age, and possess a thorough knowledge of housekeeping. She will be required to devote her hole aUention to the btumna of the house, and not to make any engagements which may interfere with the interests of the chanty. The alary is seventy guineas per annum, with board and suitable accommodation in the house.

Written applications and testimonials to be pent free of postage, addresttt-d to the Weekly Board, on or before the BOth of February mat. No personal canvass will lie allowed By prdar of the board, ROBERT THORPE RADFORD, Secretary. rORTHVVICH UNION. NURSE WANTED, for the North-I wich Union Workhouse, an active fiinsle woman, or widow rithout children, not under the age of 25 years, nor above the age of years, to nil wo situation oi nurse to tne sick: saia'y x.u tier mum, and rations. The election will take place on triday the 23d av nt l-Vlmnrv ntiTfc fttthta hour rf plnvpn in thft forenoon, at thfl IwMtrd room of the said workhouse, situate at Leftwich, near North- ancn, in tue said union aim the candidate elected win nave to enter opon her duties ou the 24th day of February next.

Application, with umomais oi cnaracter anu ntneas ior tne situation, must oe sent to on or before Thursday the Sid day of February next. The candi- i wui do expected to attend at tne said worttnouae on tne day oi lion. CHRIST R. CHESHIRE, Cleric to the UvuurUuuis of the Poor oi the Aortnwicn union. iorthwich, 2ijth Janmury, 1355.

ntors, (Sobrrnrasrs, ano Companions. YOUNG Lady, a daily governess, whose engagement will ter-L minate in March, wishes to obtain a Situation as RESIDENT GOVERNESS, man unitarian 11 21, at the printer s. A LADY is desirous of a Ee-engagement as RESIDENT GOVER-NESS or COM PAN ION to a Lady highly respectable references, ddreas 53, at the printer's. a GERMAN Lady, who is a very good musician, and speaks her xY. native language with a very pure accent, is desirous of meeting with a Re-engagement as GOVERN ESS in au English family.

The highest references can be given. Address 20. at the printer's. A YOVSt; Lady wishes for a Re-engagement, ma Daily or Weekly vSOVERNKSS; her acquirements are English in all its branches, French, music and singing terms moderate. Address 142, at the briuters.

to TANTED, a MASTER, for a Village School in Cheshire, who must DC quannea to give a gpco. ruain xjujiisu biuwiuu bwuj ESOa-year. mere a mistress who assists. Appiy to ineiiev. j.

fioyds. Hartford, near Noithwich. CATION. -The Friends of a Young Lady who has just left M2a chooL are desirous of placing her as JUNIOR TEACHER in a Ladies' Semmary salary uot the first consideration. Address T.

P. Aox A 16, Post-office. Manchester. UmnVKRNESS. A Youne Ladv.

who has resided for some time in JT excellent famUiea. wises for a Re-engagement in a family where pupil are under ix. bne instructs xmgiisn. rrencn. music rin.

with calisthenics, and the rudiments of dancing soUry 30 Eaineaa. Address US, at the printer's. t7 ANTED, an ASSISTANT to a Boys' Day School (private) pre-fwV ference given to oie viho would be desirous of succeeding as To one of determined euergy this is a desirable opportunity, Wz 1 I. 1 l. 1 I 1- yse.

ey, me pnnwr GERMAN Lady, 27 years of age, who has resided in England for fa the last eight years, is oesirous oi meeting witn an rmgagemeut Ea highly respectable family, as LADY'S COMPANION she would bare noobjectiou to take charge of some household duties, or a few Children. Most respectable references can be siren and will bo required. (Address, stating conditions. Box 73. Post-cfiice.

OT BEDS MECHANICS' INSTITUTION AND LITERARY Jj SCHOOL. WANTED, SECOND MIS-(TRESS, who must be qualified to teach all the branches of a good jBtiiri education a lady who is competent to superintend the prac-iainff of the punils on the piano forte would be preferred. Salary. jiot leas than 0 per annum. Applications, with testimonials, must lorwarueu on or pmoieuie i.ui oi euruarj, auumsw J.

N. DICKINSON, 1 Hon. J.TAYLOR, i Secretaries. fttfitantilt srrbantB, Sgrnta. cct.

IVl PRIVTERS' ami STATIONERS' ASSISTANTS. WANTED. JL in the shop department of an extensive printing, publishing, and i -Aatirmerv establishment the north of England, a thoroughly com petent aud active ASSISTANT: be must be well acquainted with all pfcrancbes of the business, and be able to take charge of the books. A Vraui Mail, who has had in addition, the management of nublications. i would be preferred salary, 80 a year Address, enclosing referenc --s 106.

at the priutera. CJAUORD UNION. RELIEVING OFFICER WANTED. The jo Guardian sof the Poor of the Salford Union wiU, at their meet-1 leg, on Friday the Sd day of Sfchruary uistant, proceed to the 1 -peotioo. of a RELIEVING OFFICER for No.

1. or South District L' of ike township of Salford. in tho said union. He will be required 'to devota toe whole of his time to the duties of his office, and ifco conform to the instructions issued from time to time by the Poor-law Board and the guardians. The salary will be 120 per annum.

the person appointed will be required to enter into a bond, with wo sureties, to be approved by the guardian, or with the British the duties of the office. Arsjhcauona. with testuials. statmg age. Ac! to bo sent into my office not later than Saturday the mant, endorsed Application for the office of wUe-MC The i jjwttans wish it to bo distinctly uzKiertJ.they will not be I order, JNO.

ADAM SON, Union Clerk, i wnarantee ouracny, ST ViVT i Hill dresa and and WJ Vv nine at mo JL an rpo rpo Ida, land but at VO JL Apply npo JL of be rpo JL None be tion. YV most vv John rpo JL ment and will be the rx) in all 13, 4 the the rpo are be per to -be 1 on be tO in I A WIDOW Idy. ioin 41. Hyde Grove, has a comfortable BITTING and BEDROOM TO BE LET. Terms modentto.

APARTMENTS. A DRAWING BOOM, with One or Two Bed- twuim, vt, Auuyu-sbrcet, ureenneyg. f-IOMFORTABLE APARTMENTS at 205, Lincoln Terrace, Stret-V ford Road. APARTMENTS, for One or Two Gentlemen, in a small family, near the station. -Apply at the nrinter's.

with eood ttendance, for oneor two Twsicwcaa, an, UttliJ MUgB- -AJJpiy AC ZDG PflLlterB, mP SJS111 RoVM' "it One or Two Bedrooms. -P ifT'. a lare detached house: a coach-houae and 'Q4UMPU. auiuoH joo, printer 8. APARTMENTS WANTED, in the neighbourhood of Cheetham Gentleman who dines in town.

Address, stating terms. Art, my uw printer s. MOSS GROVE, CECIL-STREET, GREENHEYS. TO BE LET. first-rate APARTMknts wii aaa.

Zl tha aa a- RESIDENCE and PARTIAL BOARD, for One or Two Gentle-men, in a small and respectable family in Unner Brook-street Address a 74. at the printer's. A SUPERIOR DRAWING ROOM and BEDROOM are offered to genUeman in a fmaU, respectable family, without children. Vilrt uraiuijr lubuatea, witn tne ureenneys and oxiord- wuu.duui,. auuxch xx at tne prmters.

Partrtris WANTED, a PARTNER, for the Manufacturing of Cigars a very good business. Address 29, at the printer's. WANTED, a PARTNER, to carry out an invention of great im-nortance or a nurchajwr nf thn oamn -ihhku. i. i 65, at the printer s.

WAIiT.Ey,?'.?Iot?an1 Yam Commission House, well established, a PARTNER, with a good command nfmnn ix at the printer's. A FOREIGN Gentleman, who could command a large and lucrative business in one of the best mai-Vota nf ihn Krri.f. tomeet with a PARTNER, possessed of capital. None but principals need apply. Address at the printer's: BLEACHING AND DYEING.

PARTNERSHIP WANTED, by a young Man nracticallv acouaintoH urith can command a few thousand pounds ot capital. Apply to Mr. 'j. R. PARTNER WAITED, active or otherwise, to join the advertiser a Colliery, now in full wnrkintr rrA(r- noniral AiOOO: none but principals will be treated with.

For particulars, address Box 100, Post office, Wigan. PARTNER WANTED, with 3,000, to join the advertiser in the SlleSia. CaP, DOn. CobOUrn Roll Shirtintr nnrl Oif.v Tm1a tion with London houses and shippers in Manchester. Apply to J.

Yi partnership agent, 54, Pall Mall. TO CAPITALISTS. WANTED, a PARTNER, active or other-wise, for a Wholesale Woollen Cleth and Commission Business, who can command from 3 .000 tn 4 linn a f.n,A.. ham-street, Westgate, Newcastle-on-Tyne. TO TAILORS DRAPERS.

PARTNER WANTED a Young Man. with a little canital tn iisamh in business, where the principal ib deceased. Address 90. at the printers. PARTNER WANTED.

A Gentleman, with a first-rate connection is anxious to meet with a ht-v M. lull UU1U jbOUV IV.VU, capital, to loin him in commenc-itm- a tuifa huamnca i i rj tK ij or pariicuiarB, address AM. a Lil J. A GENTLEMAN of business habits, with 3,000 or 10.000. at libertv.

is wilhncr tn trim oatahli.hA rnM. ci x-, Alt rMi or to give a portion of his attention to the business. All communications to be marked nnvato nnri ririraiui xi. ui v. uiwuujj, mm ompmau, souciLors, ouutam street, Manchester.

"DARTNERSHIP. sleeninir or activn in a limnnli JL taminir to anrl in iv)nh Mm to introduce his own cashier aud clerk. Apply to Mr. Wheatley Kirk engineering. Works and general agent, auctioneer and valuer, Cross CONFIDENTIAL LOANS, at one day's notice.

-Stubbs. 10. -Apply to Mr. PUVE HUNDRED POUNDS, for an outlay of illOO. -Address 90, LOANS, ou deposit of deeds, goods, furniture, or other valuables.

Apply to W. Chadderton, 15, St. Ann's Square. LOANS NEGOTIATED to any amount. Apply to T.

R. Maddison, 31, Dickinson-street. LOANS on personal security, from 2 to 500. Apply to John Pickersgill and Co. 14, Ridgeiield.

MORTGAGES. Mr. Thomson, Brown-street, is prepared to ADVANCE various amounts on mortgage, at 4 to 5 per cent. MORTGAGES. Any Sum, from 200 upwards, on approved secu- nty.

Apply to W. N. Wilson and Co. 5, Cooper-street. MONEY.

From 5 to 500, on personal and other security. -Apply to Heatou and Co. 29, Dickinson-street. IMMEDIATE LOANS, to any amount, oil deposit of value. Advances made on tradesmen's accounts left for collection.

W. N. ilson aud Co. 5, Cooper-street. MONEY TO LEND, in sums from 5 to 100, on personal or other security.

Apply to James Allen, 28, Princess-street; or Mr. Dawson, George and Dragon, Ardwick Green. MONEY TO LEND, on mortgage, to suit borrowers, on personal security and on goods deposited. Apply to Mr. G.

Patchett 47, Princess-street SEVERAL SUMS of Trust Money ready TO BE ADVANCED on mortgage. Apply to Messrs. Allen and Aston, 52, Princess-street, Manchester. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS TO BE LENT, on approved freehold property, in amounts not less than 5,000. Apply to Mr.

Richard Simpson, solicitor, 04, King-street, Manchester. TWENTY POUNDS, or any larger amount, TO BE LENT, on personal security, repayable by instalments extending over twelve months, from Messrs. Goodall, 26, Cooner-Btreet, Manchester. THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS TO BE ADVANCED on building security. Apply to Mr.

Bardsley, solicitor, Snow Hill, Shudehill. THREE THOUSAND POUNDS, and various other amounts ot Trust Money, ready for investment, on approved mortgage secu-ntiee. Apply to T. Froggatt, estate agent, Newall's Buddings. TRUST MONEY, which may remain for years, on approved security, can be procured by applying to Mr.

Simpson, 33, Back King-street, Manchester. THE SuniB of 100, 250, 300, 500. -W0, 750. 000, 1,000, 1,500. 2,000, 3,000, 5,000, 0,000, 8,000, TO BE LENT on mortgage security.

Apply to J. Woolstencroft, 54. Pall Stall. riTO BE LENT, 200, 300, 600, 600, 7507 JJOO.lioOoTand 2,000, on approved mortgage security. Apply to Mr.

James Drew, accountant, estate agent, aud money broker, 20, Brown-street. V7 ANTED TO BORROW, 2,600 for four years, on good security, Apply to J. Eomax, laud ageut and valuer, 14, MeaUiouse Lane, Bolton. dASH to any amount ADVANCED at a few days' notice, ou per-V- sonal security, repayable iiuarterly over three years, with interest 5 per cent, on application at the Manchester Branch of the Consolidated Investment and Assurance Company, 20, Cooper-street, LOANS, on personal security, repayable by instalments, extending over one, two, or three years; Bills Discounted and Cash Advanced on deposit of goods, deeds, or other available security, to any amount. Apply to Mr.

John Gregory, 3D, Pnucess-htreet. LOANS, from 20 to 5.000, on personal or other security, at 5 per cent ir annum, to be repaid by instalments over one. two. or tnree years. Apply at the Eife, and Deposit Offices.

4, King-street. LOANS ADVANCED, from 30 on approved personal or other available securities. For particulars apply, personally or letter, to John Atherton, Barlow's Court, -13, Market-street, Manchester; orLrrfd-stret Liverpool. MONEY TO BE LENT, on mortgage, in sums to suit borrowers, from 100 up to 10,000, at four to five per cent interest also upon life interests, reversionary interests, or other real security. Apply to Mr.

Gregory, 30, Princess-street. MONEY. Respectable parties can be accommodated on the day of application with LOANS on personal security, or deposit of value. Confidence strictly observed. Bills discounted.

Apply at No 1. Pall Mall, Market-street. OKTGAOES CHIEF RENTS. 100 to 3,000 Trust Money ready TO BE LENT, in sums to borrowers, at 4 to per cent, or invest in the purchase of chief rents. Address VV Chadderton, 15, St.

Ann's Square. -Annlv i Chadwick, estate valuer.Clarence Buildings, Boo ADVANCES IN MONEY MADE, from 20 to 1,000, upon every description of manufactured, goods and general merchandise, Elate, woollen cloths, prints, and valuables of all kinds. The most onourable confidence observed. Apply at 8ci, Back George-street, Manchester and 2, St. Peter'B Square.

CITY OF MANCHESTER. MORTGAGES. The Council are prepared to ACCEPT TENDERS for the LOAN'S of a limited SUM, at 44 per cent, for such period, not exceeding five yeura, as may suit the lender. Tenders to be addressed to me. at the Town HalL order.

JOSEPH HERON, ToWn Clerk. Tows Hall, February 9, 1355. LIVERPOOL, SOUTUPORT, AND CROSBY RAILWAY. LOANS ON DEBENTURE. The Directors of this company prepared to RECEIVE TENDERS for LOANS on Debenture, periods of three, five, or seven years.

Application to be made to secretary, at the company's office, Sweeting-street, Liverpool. order of the board, RICHARD STEPHENS, Secretary. Sweeting-street. Liverpool, Feb. 1355.

"VTONEY WANTED. The Local Board of Health for the borough lvL of Wigan are prepared to RECEIVE PROPOSALS for a LOAN of 23,000, in one sum, or in sums of not less than 500 each, under the provisions of the Public Health Act, 1S4S, and. the Wigan Water Works Act, 1S53- The amounts lent will be secured on mortgage of the special district rates of the borough, at live per cent per annum. Interest payable half-yearly. The principal to be repaid at such times a3 may be agreed upon.

All oners of loans to be made to Mr. William Ackerley, aohcatorto the local board, KlIls'-BLreSt, WlgM from whom any further information may be obtained. Wigan, February 5, 1355. ftt.Bcrllanrous. "XHIEF RENTS WANTED.

Seconds would not he objected to, if vreU secured. Apply to i-mgard and Townley, 54, Cross-street. Tl7AJflED. a few COILERS, for second-hand carding engines. Address, stating price, ic.

Box 2tf, P9St-fiice. WANTED, a TRAVELLING CRANE, from 45 feet to 50 feet span, to lift live or six tons. Address 55. at the prmter's. rpo CABINET MAKERS.

Best strong Glue is offered for good new or BCOUlU-llAQU 1U 11 li LO lilt .1. V. the extent of 50: Addreaa Oft UiC IMWKi rpo SHO H'MEN. CCRIOSITY DEALERS. ic-Any Person having an EXHIBITION FOR SALE, may hear of a purchaser Aif dress v6, at the prmter's.

VI7 ANTED. TWELVE CARDING ENGINES, 3t inches on wire of modern moke, and in good condition. Walker's of Bury, or Rigby'B of Bolton, preferred. Address 33, at the printer's. ANTED, a MACHINE for Calendering and Ending, mule and i other top rollers.

Address ohn Barratt, spmn-ir. ic. Newton I Heath. VVT ANTED TO PURCHASE 2w or 30u yards, Uneal measure, of second-hand IRuN ULEDLE-j. Address Rev.

W. Hutchinson, rectory, Newton Heath, Manchester. VT ANTED, a CIRCL'LAR SAW -SPINDLE, with pulleys, pedestals, and a bench about feet lone. Addres priater'sL WT'AXTED, a 12-horae portable condcnaina KNUlNK, without TV boiler, either new or second-hand. Addreas 41 as the printer's.

A gentile max haying a thorough knowledge of Pan, who intends to go to the kxhibiuon, wuvild be clad ta 1 Individual or Individuals to ttac place; lie would guarantee I till thpv would eipend very moderately for nrat-rate AddreiB rpo MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. -Partis harae eooda 7 oeu at a uoerai reduction iIS'rfS" i-urcuaaer, oy aueiressins with paruculara, II. R. Mestl- street, 11, Clement's IeVLmk-treet VV 1 urmvp '-Vli-W-TliD' WEIGHING JJ. MAC.fII, weigh carts upon, of the most improved nrin- L.Z:a?n.

fuU partictaara-and Bsxnsiey. uawrjer Colliery. K1 EATINGS vast increase in the ana tne numerous testuaomals propnetpr inasaertuig they are tne best and safest yet cifferedti the public for the cure of the following complaints cough. Jwarynesa. shortness of breath, and other prUxacSarV mala-diea.

They have deserved obtained high patronageTaod th? pubUe sold in boxes. Is. lid. and T-t -i0 Tnorrraseaaui, j7A, St. Paul Churchyard, lonuon.

gold retaUby au drug1 IAjZaXaaS CrliS Trip i demand for these rwrirtr. i constantiv rtwitj mv u. I of be to by we of bo he ho of I a i 1 TpVEBT EVENING, till furtW notice. A. AM.

ATI MA A. A. AJ 0 Uf A HI Mj And the Grand Comic PANTOMIME JACK AND THE BEAN 8 A Box-offloe open daily, from eleven o'clock till two. QUEEN'S THEATRE. AST SIX NIGHTS of the PANTOMIME -a-a also of the Clown King DEWHURST.

KeneariaL THE BATTLE OF THE ALMA. rtbAT SALE OF AMERTRAN OVKR. tsauisa. No. 131, Market-street.

WOOD ENGRAVING and DRAWING, by V. LEATON, No. 4, Old Millgate, Manchester. JOHN CHAMBERS, Accountant, Estate and General Agent, and Valuer, 13. Queen's Chambers.

Market-street. opposite the Exchange (late of King-street!) MOKY CHIMNEYS CURED: distance no Object: terms, mo ciira nit nav A ni tlt- ainiDin 13 and 15, Market-street. ver PARLIAMENTABY PROCEEDINGS HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, Feb. 6. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on flio --nnlMplr af fl o'clock.

The Cathedral Appointments Act Continuance Bill, and the Bills of Exchange Bill tvera eaoh r-arl a fbirrl lima anrl passed. The Fisheries (North America) Bill was read a second time. Protection of aa msr ST. LEONARDS presented a bill on this subject, into the details of which, he said, he should not enter upon the present occasion. Having adverted to some inconveniences ariainn out of the present state of the law hn object in the present bill was to remove certain anomalies that now existed with reference to the registration of judgments, and also to slace the counties nal.t and Lancaster on the same footing as the rest of the country.

The bill would also contain a provision for the arrangement of the registration of life annuities, rendered necessary by the Usury Repeal Law of last session. The noble and learned lord, after statine his objection to a treneral reaistrv. expressed a hope that the bill he had now introduced would be satisfactory to the house, and moved that it be read a nrsttime. The LORD CHANCELLOR cordially concurred in the motion that this bill should be read a first time. He would only say he was sorry that the noble and learned lord was opposed to a general registry.

It was his intention to introduce a bill, not for a general registry, as was the case last session, but to ensure a registry of mortgages. The bill man lueu rwu ui sc time. Ministerial Crisis. Tha Kn.rl nf dRF.pnww in moving the adjournment of the house. I think it ricrht to express a confident hope that before the next meeting of tuo uouse me present state ot uncertainty and embarrass mens wui nave oeen Drought to a most happy termination (Hear, bear.) Their lordships adjourned at ten minutes before six HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, Fbb.

6. The Speaker took the chair at four Mr. Sergeant SHEE gave notice that on that day fort night he should ask leave to brine in a bill to movide com pensation for impioving tenants in Ireland, und also to uouHouuate ana amend tne law relating to leasing powers. Mr. OLIVEIKA gave notice that on Tuesday the 20th he should call the attention of the house to the present high rate of duty charged upon foreign and colonial wines, anrl move that the house do resolve itself into a committee of the wnole bouse with a view to the reduction of the same.

Lord GODERICH gave notice that on Tuesday the 20th he should move the following resolution That, in the opinion of the house, the present system of promotion in the army by purchase, under which a non-commissioned officer rarely attains to the rank of a commissioned officer, and scarcely ever to that of a field-officer, is injurious to the public service and unjust to the private soldiers." Mr. J. G. FHILLIMORE gave notice that on that day iortmgnt ne snouia move ior leave Bring in a Dill lor the appointment ox a. puDiic prosecutor.

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. Sir G. GREY said. I have to state to the noble friend the secretary of state for the home department hub received a commission iroui ner majesty to undertake tho formation of a government. Under the-a ni he has requested me to move the adjournment of the house i h'.

I 'PL 1 .1. 1 it. i .1 uu.ii 4-uuicuujr, luiuaiug miiii mere was no DUdiness On the paper for to-morrow. I have since ascertained, however, that it would be inconvenient for the bouse to adjourn over to-morrow, as there ia some busineaa fixed fnr tWt. rla anrl should therefore propose that it should meet as usual to-morrow at twelve o'clock.

On the motion for adjournment being subsequently put, Mr. BENTINCK said, it was now mora than the vote of the house had compelled the resignation of the ministry on the ground of incompetency for the duties which devolve upon them, that incomvetencv havinir hpn admitted by a portion of the ministry itself. Since that vote much time had elapsed, every hour of which was invaluable, and upon the proper employment of which might depend the lives of thousands of our fellow-countrymen. Was it right that they should be listening night after night to the personal recriminations of noble lords in one house or the other? or was it right that public men should be employed in securing the preponderance of their own party, while the affairs of the country were in such a disastrous stater It was impossible to conceive anything more discreditable or more disadvantageous to tho country than the delay which had occurred in the formation of a ministry. He bad made these few remarks in the hone of inducing some nnn of greater weight than himself to take up the subject, and in order to elicit from the house an expression of opinion which would conduce to the onward progress of the negotia tions ac present pending, anu put an end to the shameful waste of time which had been going on for the last eight or nine days.

Sir C. WOOD said it was most inconvenient to ask for an explanation in the pesent state of the government, and when no responsible person was present to give such an explanation. When the proper time came, no doubt, a full account would be given of all that had taken place, but at the present moment it was not fair to call for it. Mr. "WHITESIDE said, it struck him that, as they were about to import a foreign army, the best thing they could do would be to import a foreign ministry as well.

Mr SCOTT thought it would be proper for the country to express its opinion upon the very inconvenient position of uuairs, ana upon tue manner in which a small section of statesmenstood out, opposing their importance to tha welfare the kingdom and the safety of their fellow-countrymen. Mr. LABOUCHERE was of opinion that the character of the house would uot be raised, nor would the public business promoted, nor would a termination to the present difficulties bo accelerated by discursive conversations of this description. If the house was to interfere, let it be with dignity with effect that was, by motion with notice duly given. He would not s.ty that if the present state of affairs were protracted for a few dajB it might not become their duty interfere; but, while such was not the case, he implored the house and he addressed himself to members on all sideB without distinction not, by discussing rumours which they might see in the newspapers or might bear in the Btreet, nor waking speeches in favour of any set of candidates for office, to present a spectacle to the country which would exhibit the house in a humiliating and desparaging picture without attaining any public object.

Mr. MUNTZ said, the country considered the time which had been lost, especially under the circumstances in which were placed, as an injury and a disgrace, which, if continued much longer, would end in grave disasters both to the government and to the country. Mr. MAlIKS agreed that the present posture of affairs was anything but satisfactory to the after eight clear days bad elapsed since tho government had been destroyed, by what it chose to consider a vote of censure, aud which he (Mr. Malins) for one intended as a direct vote censure.

He feared the time had arrived when it would necessary for the people to take the matter into their OrVn hands, and to show that England no longer depended on a few aristocratic families; and if those aristocratic families refused to settle their differences among themselves, and could not in eight days form a government, some other bands should be tried. The house had, by a majority of 205 to 148, yesterday week decided to appoint a committee of inquiry into the late disasters in the Crimea. If they were not to have a government, there was no reason why they should not proceed with that matter. Mr. S.

WORTLEY said the country, wkh one voice, had pointed to one member of that bouse, as the most fitting person to form a government which would command the confidence of the nation. The house was informed that that noble lerd was now engaged in the task of forming a government. He (Mr. S. Wortley) believed there wa no doubt would succeed in that object; but surely this was not a convenient moment to enter upon discussions which could only embarrrsa his course.

Mr. KOESUCK said thero was no government, aud he was, therefore, unable to nominate bis committee, because did not know what members of the bous might form a part of the administration. He was therefore justified in npt proceeding with the committee until the administration was formed. It had devolved upon the noble lord, the late secretary for the home department, to form an administration, and it was mud that the noble lord had encountered some difficulties in the undertaking; but if he knew anything the bouse or of the country, the noble lord would find no difficulty in the matter. If any difficulties were thrown in his way in any quarter, he might say, Stand aside; I will put into office those who, although they may not have the confidence of the bouse, will, through me, obtain the confidence of the country; and I will form an administration at once, regardless of party and personal considerations.

(Loud cries of Hear, hear." If the noble lord acted upon this principle, be would have the confidence of the house and the thanks of the country. Mr. BENTINCK was understood to say that be had only asked for an expression of opinion upon the part of the house, with the view of expediting the public service. The house then adjourned till twelve o'clock on the following day. HOUSE OF COUUOX3, Wedsesdat, Feb.

7. The Speaker took tbe chair at twelve o'clock. THE MINISTERIAL CHANGES. Mr. HAYTER-.

I have to move, sir, that Mr. Speaker do iesue bis warrant to the clerk of the crorrn to niske out new writ for the election of a burgesa for the borough of Tiverton, in the room of Viscount Pul mere ton, who has accepted the office of First Lord of tbe Treasury; and also for the election of a knight of tbe shire for the southern divi.inr. of r-mmrv nf Wilts in the room of the Rixht 01 theT county of iits, in tne room oi ine nignt Hon. Sidney Herbert, who has accepted the office of one of her majesty's principal secretaries of state. The Public Libraries and Museums Bill was read a second time, ScpplemkstaryOrdsaxceVote.

TheCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he had topropose that the Speaker tha In nril.r ihnt iho 1... nnrklnrnflntarv eLimat fnr the n-i r- rr-- vi which the Secretary at War bad given notice. Ha pre- sumad that the government were of opinion that it would I be the wish of the house not to proceed with any business, except such as rtn'ht absoluUiy neceasaiy, until all those who bad accepted office or changed tieir offices in her majesty's government at least the principal members of 10 a it of of few we of My its at to a ana pro- oy me 16th inst. for their discussion. It would not be possible that the right hon.

gentleman the First Lord of the Admiralty who had been seriously indisposed, could be in the house before that day. It was hoped that he would be able to bo present by then, but, if not, the government would endeavour to make some arrangement for bringing on a portion of tha estimates. In consequence of the amount of expenditure in the naval and ordnance departments, it hurl Knma ary for the government to propose a supplementary estimate for the present year; toaatborise, in the first place, a further expenditure of money for those services: and, in the next place, to authorise the issae of that money. They we5i a condition, unfortunately he said unfortu-j 'y because no doubt in many instances the rule was attended by some public inconvenience to issue that money voted in supply without a Ways and Means Bill. ad now c0me ra'ber near to- the margin given K.

MlU V10 means of la8t 8esai'. wis afraid be th.e of tha government to propose that which undoubtedly would iv. adjourn until Friday week. He should now propose to go into committee of supply, in order to- take a vota on account for the ordnance department, which would not interfere in any degree with the liberty of hon. iwrnben Tto discuss the details of a vote on a future occasionThe remainder Of the vote would nfforrl th.f sion, and he hoped therefore the KmK "'80 jection to giving a vote on account.

If the house agreed to tuis course, the vote would be reported on the following: day, ana auring tbe interval tbe govern mtnt avntilff ir examine whether, in conformity with the present law, their could issue the money without putting the house to the inconvenience of meeting from day to day to go through the hTlll asked whether, under the circumstances, it was competent for the house to go into supply, and vote a large sum on account. He wished to know what was the meaning of these supplementary estimates, amounting for the navy and nrnnnnM tUn. oin nun iirTv-V outHianaing naDiutiesT Mr. MU5" agreed that this was au irregular proceeding, and mentioned two in the supplementary estimate as extremely objectionable-one of 25,000 as a shell manufactory, which he said was a waste of money and a iob- tha other, 15,000, for a building and machinery for mall WALPOLE considered that, in The pSar position of the government, the house should not object to aQd wai' fr explanations hereafter. Sir O.

WOOD said, it was not intended to bind any one by the vote, which was to meet the pressing demands of the public service. Ihe proceeding was quite regular, and in conformity with practice. Mr. STAFFORD called the attention of the house to the state of tbe hospitals afc Scutari, the deficiencies of which, according to a letter he bad received, he said instead of diminishing, increased. The daily deaths were, on an average, 40, and 500 sick arrived weekly.

He urged that if some signal mark of approbation and confidence were not bestowed upon Dr. M'Grigor, much would be done to perpetuate the system of routine. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed that there were two modea of proceeding open to the right hon. member, one upon receiving the statement he had mentioned, to carry it to the properdepartment, thegovernment-the other, if the matter were neglected, to call to account the member of the government in that house who was responsible. The right honourable member had, however, brought the subject forward in the absence of any member connected with the war department, and without notice, so that if was impossible for any member of the government to bo prepared with a satisfactory explanation.

He could say nevertheless, that arrangements had been made, and were making, for supplying the deficiencies at the hospitals, and the government would receive any communications upon the auhioct from the ivht h. "nr" and thankfulness. With reference to Dr. M'GriKor the course taken by the right honourable gentleman was neither more nor less than an individual member of parliament taking into his hands the dutv of the WOuld toinjurio vnil.6,lLJi remarked upon the composure with which members of tho government tmnlrn tK a uw IfUUUUlVU OI til perishing armv and of tha hnmira nf to a letter he had received from the" camp which described the sickness as most dreadful. We are "'K'e writer stated, 1,008 a week, and the strength not more tUan n000 men." Colonel DUNNE did not believn thnrnFtl.a li nnn- ai 2,000 were fit to no into action Kir XV sinT ikvimuTrr said, the statement that the army was losing 1,000 a week viva a olrnifarkitii rrvi incorrect, xne government were prepared to Substantiate the HtRtempnr nf Exchequer, that, including all arms and all ranks, and reckoning the auxiliary naval force, the army in the Crimea amounted to 30,000 men, according to the last returns re- bvGU uv mo xne house then went into committee, and a vote of 1,200.000 on account of th service was agreed to, after a short discussion.

j.uo uuuse aujouinca at minutes past two o'clock. HOUSE OF LORDS, Feb. 8. The Lord Chancellor took O'clock. The Conduct op the War begged to request attention for a few moments to a notice of motion which he had given with respect to the war in the Crimea.

Looking at the list of what was supposed to be the new administration, he found It i 1 1 w. iu uicuiimiD, ana that lz of those members, including ti, ni, a were membera of the late cabinet, and were consequently involved in the responsibility to which he had alluded. But considering the critical state of affairs, and considering also that it seemed impossible to farm anv othr-r administration, he felt that he should do wrong in makinK any motion for dinturbing in any way whatever the present administration; but, on the contrary, that we should, in tbe present state of thinK8, unite heart and soul in endeavourino- assise them III retrieving our late disasters, and restoring the lost credit of the country. He felt, therefore, under these circumstances, that he Bhould best discharge his duty by abstaining from proceeding with bin mntixn m. quis of CLANKICA.K.DE thought it would be well if on their reassembling, the government would lav nn tK statement of the actual condition of the iirmv in thn Crimea up to as late a date as could conveniently be done.

THE MINISTRY. Earl GRANVILLE In rising to move that your lordships should adjourn to a future day I have to begvour lordships' attention while I make a few remarks on aaub-ject personal to myself. During the last two administration-the prime minister has had a seat in this house. During the administration of my noble friend opposite, who from his position is so undoubtedly the leader of the party he represents both in parliament and out of parliament, his presence here gave great interest and importance to our debates. Smce then we have had the udminstration of the noble eaxi below me (the Earl of Aberdeen) who.

being a. peer, was the mouthpiece of tho government in this bouae. I do not know whether I may be allowed to take this opportunity of saying that during these two years aa one of his colleagues, and I believe in this I speak the sentiment of those who sit behind me, can say that we have had the gratification of acting with one of the most generous mind, one of the most liberal, just and courageous men with whom we bad ever the good fortune to be associated. (Cheers). His past services and great experience gave great weight to what fell from him.

We have now arrived at a time still more eventful and critical, and there seems something incongruous that I should be the mouthpiece of the government, even as a matter of form owing to the precedence which is accidentally attached to the office I hold. And I can only say that I should consider unfair to myself, and certainly unfair to those able men both in the uoverumeut and out of it, who sit on this Side of the house, and I should consider it almost dUregpectful to the house itself, if I undeitook even this formal duty, if I were not able to go for support, advice, and guidance to that noblo marquis whose pre-eminent abilities as the leader of this house have not only secured to him the devoted attachment his own friends, but even ir his lifetime have become proverbial on both sides of this assembly. (Cheers.) With regard to what has passed since tbe resignation of the Earl Aberdeen, all that I can say is that from what I have gathered with respect to tbe proceedings of public men and. political parties I do not think that any of them have laid, themselvss open to the charge of want of self-abnejtation os want of public principle on this occasion. Lord Palmerstca was commissioned by the Queen three days ago to form aa administration, and was successful in submitting to her majesty a list which met with her gracious approval.

With, respect to the principles of that government, I have very observations to make. With regard to the principles that will govern the administration of internal affairs I may briefly state that they will be identically the same as those upon which her majesty's late government acted, aad which I believe have received the generaUpproval of tb country. Whenever a leasonable opportunity occu.3 for effecting an improvement in internnl affairs, most assuredly will not neglect it; but we do feel that the paramount object to which the energy of the government and th wisdom parliament must now be applied, the active and energetic prosecution of the great war in rbicli we are engaged. lords, I believe that that is the feeling which actuates the most ardent lovers of peaceeven those who. thought the war was unnecessarily entered into, and most ardently desire immediate conclusion.

They must feel that it is for the honour of tbii country absolutely neaessaryk that while the war does last it should be carried on with all tbe energy and strength possible. We do feel that while, to a certain degree, all clissea in this country, erhapa, including ourselves, gave way to some exaggerated feelings of exultation one moment, there is now rather a danger of their giving way to too much despondency. In sajiug this I am sure that there is no member of her majesty's government who to deny the great calamities to which the army has been exposed, nor to diminish the ardent weouirht feel for the fortitude with which that army has met these evils. It would clearly be wrong in me, and out of placa this eveum, to discu, in the slightest degree how far thosa calamities may be attributed to natural caU3eg, or to tha ruatineSS Of a system which baa become worn out in time of pece. There i3 no doubt that sickness and death prevail to great extent that army.

What we do feel ia, that it ia not becoming in the government and the people of this country to indulge i feelings of despondency which that army, amidst death and sickness, does not feel itself. Wo. have bo ngi to allude to any future events; these are in the hands of alone; but we do derive some com- iceiing mat cne resources ot this country axe al- m03t that we are now at the very begianing of "e8e rurce; that tbe spirit of the country will enable us We draw confidence from tha farit tht. nnrBiti.t..ji..u.' calamity to which I have alluded, we have thieved mors! than this country ever achieved before in anv irraac Zk WI1' war. We rely with OS those intinsnAe anrl the.

irmaa 1. I. 1 WQ uaE uccu up lo tun present time. h- lieve that Austria will feel the same confidence in this straightforwardness of our relations with her- and it iTwiTr, these viewB, taking to ourselves those lessons which Hence has taught us, and which experienos alone could have taught us, that Lord Palmers ton and hiTcoUWues mean te take ever measure io their poWW to carry thS conMauently it was the intention of tha government to pose that the first imnorbmt h.i.sn... uEuuu ni at, mo oumet oi sacn a committee oi supply, wnen ne wouiu move tnat the com- confidence on continuing with mittea lnouiu azree to a vote on account, neinjr n-rt nr th rvniiii irinni.