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... Commander, with ?? iio-iiou' and elegant accommodations for Passengers, , off lh« Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, at Ten .- t. Person, gain, to the Rhine will find the wav by ( m ,.t expedition, and agreeable route. Thejeurney frem . ?? ' ologne l* performed ,'by means ofthe railroads) within | v . i rr ig>it apply to the Loadou agent', Messrs. Lightly . ...
... from ° ff th * CUSTOM HOUSE. NRsnIv UROH . ROTTERDAM, and OSTEND.-Every WED- tv, aud SATURDAY MORNING. H_v VERP — T UItSDAY and sLNJIAY MORNING. lE.— November .>, 14. and _5. at Eight Morning. \ BRIDGE WHARF, for and SUNDAY. 1 HURSDAY, and SATURDAY. AllMoo_n.__Ev*ery SATURDAY EVENING, at Six. EIMm Eroni BROWN'S WHARF, POPLAR, for ?? U l ...
... IVVr,i, THROUGHOUT TO-MORROW ?? and subsequently, as Advertised. By Order, 1- 10, ?? , THOMAS WOOD, secretary. (j ---^j^ise^court, November _, 1841. ' JONDON and BRIGHTON RAILWAY. 1 tk eistTA,-' rEFlA ' no;v Ty ot TRAINS on and after MONDAY, 4 «of November, 1841 :- . ,P°WK TRAINS. UP TRAINS. A.M. - Mixed Train P|i — ;»- Mixed' I ?? ■ — 10' i Fifst Class __ li Mixed* — Hi Ooi __ 3i First (1;, ...
... for— itCKETi^H from Brown's Wharf, adjoining the Wost India KDIS 6 ' 1 p op ?? every Saturday and alternate Wednesday. ti T* Trr1 ?? Tn sorrow Evening, at Ten; the Clarence, Satur- ** nal _T'i!_it_i Satui-Uiy. 13th. 1 ' : ill from Dowue's-wharf, every Wednesday and Sa- s at tight. The Attwood, To-morrow Evening; ' ' u.Vcb&nt, Saturday. i v fr.m. Locdon-bndge-wharf.— The Ramona, rrery ?? ?? ...
... THOMAS JACKSON. Cem- ?? .tarts from off tbe Tower every SUNDAY MORNING. >- . - k, with goods and passengers. Far freight applv to ' i ■ oo A, r e t4 * »s_sr8. Li?htly and Simon • aad to secure ?? , [heir Offices, 123, Fencliur«h-street j aad $7, Lower Jj* 1 , » e i-_tr««t • or * l the p ' tclL « t °®« . *4. Regent-street, Pic- r^B^BU^^E 11 ' lor ROTTERDAM, and v '.LPI.vC.- on the RHINE, as ...
... : :l**>», W. Freeman ?? » - j )vball I ?? ley, J. ilson ?? ?? Vi \ lolmson ! HatVmjk, H. Hardacre ?? s on ! Halfwort^T, Jippell IT •■ :; ' j if. . ., r k ' Barlestott, G. W. Chappell ?? .'•'- J r Z^- iCT J r s„i,!,, 11. Root ft ! ,' j Deighton : Im-'nth, Miss Goldsmith ...
... JL/'NDON anil BRIGHTON RAILWAY. |fe-.»r,f.^ 0T, CE All OBSTHUCTION to the comi.lete pro- !, the I'rains is now HKMOVE1), and they will HE-COM- •M comi NNING THR(iunil*u:r, THIS DAY, Wednesday, it nine to do so, in accordance with the Train Advettlsc- •Jit.a .November I. By Order, l'i . THOM.S WOOD, Secretary. -el-court, November 3, 1841. Q.^ANTIIAM CANAL NAVIGATION. ii this Undertaking IT _nd ...
... announce to their numerous Friends and the Public the return of Mr. Bonser from the London and other Mar- ine, where he has lieen successful in the extreme in inakini* Purchases, having met with Gooels of the most fashionable and novel Styles, considerably under the manufacturer's Cost, which can only be accounted for by the present depressed State* of the Manufacturing Interest nt Ham* anil ...
... miles ?? tmo ?? uh Arnas st; ?? by V-l, a n;i!f ?? by Coaches, a The .rightou line qu ir , from London aivi tr o'Clock, vi 10 . Hy Order. THO rary. __**.»iigel..o_rt, Throgmei ton-street, N . TOMX):; aD _d BRIGHTON RAILWAY. ^ — ALTERATIONS of TRAINS. BOW J- Tltll'. UP TRAINS. ft M - W Mixed Train- 1 A.M. 8 Mixed Train pki ' Mixed-- — HI Goods-' P.M. U Mixed >s Mixed* — 51 Mi\ed» ON ...
... off the Custom House or Tower, for ' r^i'\IBURGH carrying her Majesty's Mails) every'wednesoay lav, early in the morning. The City of Hamburgh . . Five Morning; the John Bull, 10th'; the Caledonia' ,he Countess of Lonsdale, 17th. 1.1, am and all places on the RHINE as f at „ STRVS- jrvingher Majesty's Mails) every -Wednesday and Sa- |a, Morning, at sever i precisely. The Qolumbine. Saturday ...
... Dragoon. Chap. CXIV.: A Recognition; Chap. CXV.: A Mistake; Chap. CXVI: Brussels; Chap. CXvIl; An Old Acquaintance.—3. Letters from the Coast of Clare. No. Xll. Whewell's Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences.—s. A Sketch, by Miss A. Brownt R. Our Portrait Gallery, No. XXIV.: Lieut.-Colonel F. K. Chcsney, with an Klch'my. 7. Caspar the Pirate; Tale t-f the Indian Seas: Chaps. IV'. and V'.—U. ...
... JACK-KW. C*m- ?? ' .tarts from off the Tower every SUNDAY MORNING, Tr. 'Clock, with goods and passengers. F_r freight apply to - : ,Ya„i i-«nts. Messrs. Lightly and Simon ; and to secure tW ?? tlie ir Offices, I_3, Fenchur«h-«tr_et ; and «7, Lower ? f ...