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... ] t£r, T WESTERN, LIEUTENANT HOSKEN, ILN., Comhian- | l« intended to sail PROM RRISTOL, i FROM NEW YORK. 'Sturdiy, April 3, 1841. Wednesday, April 28, 1841. i Tue-day, May 25. Saturday, June 1». •Wednesday, July 14. Saturday, August 7- jVednesday, September 1. I Saturday, September ! .Saturday, October 23. ■ C The return Voyage will be advertised later in the season. ] t*°e Company will ...
... BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL Ui_j*;'-SIHPS will leave LIVERPOOL twice every month as ,a? d,a . Captain E. C. MILLER, on FRIDAY, March ?? I) A y ,L I'MIUA. Captain CHAItLES H. E. JUDKINS, on SU\- April 4. Passage, Including provisions ami wines— to guineas; to Boston, 38 guineas; sreward's fee, one UNICORN plies between PICTOU and QUE- ?? connection with the above Vessel.*), carrying, ...
... WESTERN will Sail from Bristol for New York, Stttnl'J at H *fa>-. cm THdRSDAY, the Sth, instead of 0» \l •'• the 3 ...
... the Bth inst,, 10th pClock; and PORTSMOUTH, on WEDNESDAY, the j?> at Two o'Clock, p.m., for NEW YORK. Wecin „ gers Proceeding by the South Western Railway on ?? y ' at Eight o'Clock, a.ra., will be conveyed on board expense by a steamer from Southampton Pier. ?? Bristol, March 5, 1841. I^TEAM TO NEW YORK.— THE GREAT ?? ;TEriN proceeds to her Moorings in the River, on ?? 7h • tne Btn ?? • an d ...
... LAND in the NELSON SET- TLEMENT are now proceeding. Persons desiring Allotments, «nd especially intending Colonists wishing to secure Preliminary Orders for Town and Suburban Sections, are recommended to ™ake early application, as one-third of the Lands Advertised for sale are already disposed of. By Order of the Court, JOHN WARD, Secretary. New Zealand House, Broad-street Buildings, Tuesday, ...
... times of DEPARTURE of tbe TRAINS :— a a.m. Down Train will be 8| A.M. ; arriving in Birmingham about t P.M.) H a.m. Down Train will be 9} A.M. 2 p.m. T'p Train 3d Claw) will be Jh. Mb. r.M., and correspond- ing alterations will be made in the times of departure of tbe same trains from the several intermediate Stations. By order, R. CREED, Secretary. Eustou fetation, Feb. 20, 1841. N'ott. — The ...
... LAND, consisting both of Tows and Rural Saetions, in the New Settlement of Austra- k«.\. Terms and conditions asay bo had, oa applicatioa to tka Secretary of the Company, either personally or by letter. By order of the Board, C. U. SMITH. Secret. u-y. Western Australian Company's Office, SS, Old Broad-stroet. Feb. 27, 1841. _ SECOND COLONY of NEW ZEA_LA7ND.— The Directors of the New Zealand ...
... the! Election of Six Direct. ers, is now close* at hand, I take the j eerty of most earnestly renewing my solicitations for the honour your support on that occasion, and in so doing I beg respectfully ivmind you that my pretensions to your favour arc founded on a • ?? n! thirty years' employment in the civil service of the East l.dia Company, which finally terminated by my having been en- j . ...
... BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL l*_v , , H P S * of 120 ° u ?? and 44 ° horse-power each, will ••ve LIVERPOOL twice every month as under:— _ay UMB,A * Captain CHARLES H. E. JUDKINS, on SUV- t»W A P ril 4 * April o ANNIA ' Captain K'CHARD CLELAND, on TUESDAY, •mi^ s!, ?? ge * •ncluding provisions and wines— to Halifax, 34 •Miiieas; to Boston, 38 guineas; steward's fee, one guinea. j-j. ...
... Blackwall. every JWt'RDAY, and every alternate WEDNESDAY EVENING, SjH. The LEITH NEXT SATURDAY. The CLARENCE, the 10th. The MONARCH, SATURDAY, the viiKWCASTLE, fr » m DOWNE'S WHARF, every SATURDAY 'HT, at 8. The LONDON MERCHANT next. iJVNDERLAND, from DOWNE'S WHARF. The TOURIST, «*Xt TUESDAY ; and March 19. and 30, at 7 in the Evening. i„*ARMOUTH, from LONDON BRIDGE WHARF- The RA- *i>iiA, ...
... ROYAL MAIL le»v»i. sinr>s » of 12c0 tons an ...
... commodious and elegant accommodations for Passeagera.starts from off the Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, at Eleven ?? pre- cisely. Parties going to the Rhine will ftnd the way by Antwerp the most expeditious and agreeable route. The journey from that place to Cologne is effected (by means ofthe railroad) within twenty hours. Eor freight apply to the Loadon agents, Messrs. Lightly and Simon ; and ...