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... I s Irom Ixindon Ilridte Wharf TUESDAYS THURSDAY!-!, and SATURDAY'S, at i'en precisely, returnim- from Sneernes, -it Sine and boullieud nt Ten every Mouday \Ved- iieviav, and 1 ridav. . | en, nin . street. J. MILLER Sll. A -.J lo 131 RUN, calling at Plymonth, ?? It EDUCED RATES— The British and Irish Steam. Packet ...
... peculiar ease and safety at sea, under the direction of Bl > experienced rommaudcr. From SOI TH \MPTON -.-WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7, at half-past F 'VS, Afternoon ; MONDAY. Sept. 12, at Six, Afrernoon. x , from HAVRE:— FRIDAY, Sept. !», at Six, Evening ; WED- ESD.W, Sept. i-l, at Eleven, Morning. Berths secured on application to Dartonand Son, 58, Holborn- '■'l.l, London :J. G. Jones. I_, Quay ...
... Captain Babot, 400 Tons burthen, and fitted with Maudsley 's Engines, .of 120 Horse power, (built expressly forthe station), is just completed. The ATALANTA is by far the Largest and Swiftest Vessel on the Station, Bnd the lime of Starting is in consequence altered to Seven o'clock in lhe Evening ; she will LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON for the ISLANDS OF GUERNSEY AND JERSEY, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY ...
... That the Rate of Interest payable upon the Company's lionds will be raised from 21. 10s. per Cent, per Annum to 31. 10s. per Cent, per Annum, commencing from this day. _ JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary. BIRMINGHAM, BRISTOL, andTHAMES JUNCTION RAILWAY.— CONTRACTS for WORKS.- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Directors will receive, at their Office, on or before WEDNEsDW, the *.'Bth September Inst., ...
... • pleting the view of the United States by that very clever and caustic writer,—has just appeared. Great was the popularity of Mrs. Trollope's former work—tb* laughable exemplification of the Art of Rising in tbe> Untied Stales, exhibited in Jonathan Jefferson. Whitlaw, has given to this new and amusing work! extraordinary interest. It is, however, not on account amusement merely that it ...
... Wharf. JN ' „ .. n.e Hriiish and Irish Steam. Packet Com. i t i,..„.v-s, rl . •- MXX MA ID. Captain HEARS. ?? , . spied, land , 'J™ ?? „.j,| ?? r tbe above Wharf ■ ?? uuHS IV. Ss-pu!., a. Jen o'clock. Is must be . ,7 \ Ibursdav Evening. Panels under 141b., 3s. Cd. scnl |.j u,e vvnai M ,. ani .j. a ?? Pt Office. Charing-cross: to _*i. Phili'pps *• St. Benet's-place, Gracechurch-street • ...
... India Company), 1,.-iOO tons, WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, H C.S., Commander, ljing in the East Inlm Docks Tins Ship has spacious and superior accommodations for Passengers, and carries an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, and plans of accommodation, apply to Messrs. Thacker and I'riK, 4. Leadenhall-street; Messrs. F. und C. E. Mangles, 27, Austin-friars , I omlin and Man, 16, Cornhill ; or ...
... Various alterations resulted from the business transacted yesterday afternoon on the St. Leger. Rrother .St. Giles was hacked at 5, and in one two instances at 2to ; II to 2, and afterwards to I, were taken eagerly about Elis* one two parties ottering go on at the latter price. Redshank and Vulture were in favour at 9 and 10 I, both prices being taken to a considerable amount; at the close, ...
... . Young Gentle- St^for_.,he Pression. who would in every The Art j , Wi,'h a des'rable and comlortable home- Di;nen_l,,JUer' ?? ODe of ■> Surgeons of - public be met I h' C°U'- afford t0 a advantages not to Fof n, . ,D. exclusily Pnvate practice Hants Art. rS,?idre ...
... JOHN NOTMAN, ten., Broughton of Edinburgh, slater, Sept. 39, Oct. 7, the Old Signet hall, Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. BENNET, MORRIS, and CO., Glasgow,printers,Sept. 17 Oct. 3, at the Black Bull inn, Glssgow. ROBERT P. HANDYSIDE, Fisher row, wood mer-1 chant, Sept. 93, Oct. 7, at the Old Signet hall. Royal Exchange, Edinburgh. ...
... Instant, when the following 'PRIZES will be awarded. Dinner on the t.ble at the Hell Inn, Castle Heding- bam, at Four o'clock.— liekets to be had at the Bar, 6s. each. Sir J. T. TYRELL, Bart. M.P., President: E. MAY, Esq., Vice President. Tothe Farmer (being a Member of the Club, and ?? within the Hundred of Hinckford) who bas employed the greatest number of Boys nnder the age of 18 years at ...
... merging their Banking Business in that of the Western District Banking Company for Devon and Cornwall — that they have be- come Partners in the Company, and that Mr. J. J. A. Boase will be the Manager of the Penzance Branch. They beg therefore to solicit, on behalf of the Bank with which they are now connected, the same confidence and support which have been extended to their former ...