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... MONARCH j f CE * and CALEDONIA, having several private IhrtT. iiies, and whose unrivalled accommodations in ItiifPeedare well known, leave BRUNSWICK-WHARF li] ?? ,for EDINBURGH, as follow:- -* t___n T °-MORKOW NIGHT, November 14. ■ Be a SAT URDAY NIGHT, November 17- -the „ ?? 3l > Provisions Included. ii *Bii«9- ar i n g-cross*, or at the General Steam Navi- 'Jh(£ n p Offices, 37, Regent ...

... TWENTY LIVES LOST About one o'clock yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, three pinnaces, having on board the men employed at the Break- water, left the Chatham Hulk, which is moored inside that structure, as a rendezvous fur the men ; the sea was then run- ning very high aud the wind blowing a fearful gale from S.S.W. The destination of the boats was the quarry at Ores- ton, but as they proceeded ...

... Railway Company receive Tenders fc-* Loans of Money on their De- 1 I interest at Five per Cent, per Annum, for a |l 'exceeding Five Years. Hv Order, a -tnT_. , H. PATTESON, Secretary. I Mansion-house. ?? 9. to be made at the Oflices of the Company, 13, ansioii House, London ; and at Benson's-build- jfNDON AND RIRMINGHAM RAIL- ?? WAY. -•th ; ?? c ar e informed, that on and after MONDAY NEXT, ...

... LORD DURHAM'S ADMJNISI'RATION IN CANADA. Tha following passages in Mr. Roebuck's second letter on the above subject are curious and important, not so much un account ofthe reasoning they contain, though that is forcible, and, in the main, just, as on account ot the extraordinary n d astounding facts wllich they assert and establish: — TO THE EDITOR OF THE SPECTATOR. (Jray's Inn, Nov. 8. ISjB. ...

... ! BL * c KWALL.-Passengerscanwalkon board. fcefMt.»Y? Il a , nd magnificent new Steam-ship RAINBOW. 1 h » Mtsu.-^-Zptne vessel from the river, having performed loon win - hours, and having a spacious and splendid >lwice' ?? Ac unsurpassed for extent, conve- 'UckwaT, c 5 ailce - wlll leave the BRUNSWICK-WHARF, 1 Oneum Vt or AN TWERP, on SUNDAY NEXT, Nov. 11, tovesspii, Perfect freedom from all ...

... lr W.« : i Bls now opened, and the journey from ■ Icteln .Performed hi about five hours, and from a )I( VoMP*x lf six hours * The GENERAL STEAM «_-« ' HEN I 1 ■ r ?? Well-known, rapid, and elegant « atvl of 120 horse power, will leave on WED- t' eniii'd _„.? in the Morning, and every Wednesday; n t 'ATlßm. .Powerful Steam-ship EARL of LIVER- ■ y^ 0A > NEXT, at Three in the Morning, and p m e ...

... ANOTHER MID-DAY MURDER IN THE M\\i FACTURING DISTRICTS ' The daring and horrible murders which are becoming ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE of RUBBER V AGAINST AN ARTIST. \esterday Mr. Rawliuson, the sitting magistrate at Mary- leboue Police Office, was occupied for a considerable time in the investigation of a charge of robbery to the amount ol 680/. preferred against Mr. Robeft Felliiis, an artist, residing with Mr. Burn, a master tailor, at No. 11, Church -sireet, Paiiding- ton. The property in question, ...

... ni»g (except on 2 o'clock, Afternoon. dBalln; ?? from Maiden- 4 ditto ditto heswhi* ltte t, l a . lf ?? a ?? Seven) 5 ditto ditto Itto !l tto « ditto ditto _c marii & Jft 7 ditto ditto c barra ii»Jj*- s ,>ough. The trains which do not call at West ye their IClo^Tl 0 , clotl * Morning, 10 o'Clock, and 2 ?? down ; 2 .__l »Si»i. ?? * a -- d 1 'Clock trains up. In-ougs ««, uo trains direct not ...

... journey from i lit i T USs elB Is performed in about five hours, and from Rl-iege in about six hours. The GENERAL STEAM jjil™. COMPANY'S well-known, rapid, and elegant I Ifvi. MENAI, of 120-horse power, will leave on WED- . iivi ?? at slx 'Clock Jn the Morning, and every Wed- IrjJJ the splendid and powerful Steam-ship EARL of ^i on SATURDAY, at Three a.m., and every Satur- l^ 3 . Regeat ...