... v i fih ' aml ?? - °-d Broad -street, London. kYnii*.?- HEYWOOD. Esq., Chairman. M«. • l E ' A - TOWNSEND, Esq., Deputy Chairman. TfiTn. Car, ?? e . IHtte and Russell, Solicitors. of ] t(> pctors are prepared to receive Proposals for the Salo -•bsoliit rsiouar y Interests Life Interests, or Annuities, either •otiale : e f °. rcoi -tiiigont, and whether secured upon real or per •Jbt-Lin i ...

... HAMBURGH— Every Tuesday and Fri.lay evening. ROTTERDA M— Wednesday and Saturday, nt Teh morning. O-STEND— Wednesday and Saturday *, 6th, at Nine. ANT WERP— Every Thursday, at Ten morning. HA V R I-*.— Every Thursday and Suuday, at Eight mcrninir. EDlNBURGH— Wednesday, 3d; Saturday, Oth, at Ten Evening. To secure berths and all information, apply at 71, Lombard- street, or 37, Regent-circus, ...

... HE ALTHY LIVES, and for Officers and ' m *Man , .* or resident abroad. I *— Lieut. Gen. Sir JAMES LAW LUSHINGTON, I * P &TY C H.,„ G.C.B. WILLIAM HALLETT, Mice is now so fully understood, that it would be Iff* Blight ;n? 9 i lvc an y combination of affairs requiring it lff4«ylu m JJ?t he satisfactorily and economically arranged at 'Wnf'ky an i m The directors assemble on Tuesday and a ...

... Healthy Lives, and Officers and others. ■* 4 -ttMAN.-Lieut. Gen. Sir JAMES LAW LUSHINGTON, orD TY Chairmav.-CHAS. WILLIAM HALLETT, Esq. Thfi a ' 10 EQUITABLE POLICY HOLDHRS. *»_;„,,. As ylum originated in 1827 a System of Re-assurance, Ail?) 111 current for 1860. I*- ) VANTAGES OFFERED BY THE ASYLUM. A^ Prc'iiiums for every year of life. Alte • •*• ?? 3 ! commencing at very reduced rates. ...

... and Tuesday ; Feb. 17, at Four; P' ?? n^rnin' Chief Cabin, 12s. ; Saloon, Bs. . »' '''.-Thursday and Sunday ; 14th, at Two ; 17th, at Four. f'*' ^ nl'TH— Wednesday and Saturday, at Four af.ernoon. YA^ ! vrrv Tuesday and Friday, at Eight morning. i jU'I- 1 -^ ' ~\ Lombard-street, and 37. Regent-circus. . vrl'isii and SCOTiISH LAW LIFE A!S- E* ,-RiVCE and LOAN ASSOCIATION, 12, Waterloo- ...

... I'aKM-ngerf ?? Madras. Cal-utta IVnaug. Singa|K,re, I mnsular and oriental susim Navigation . . ?? ?? ?? receive gts^ls a.id par -el- lorthe _• .. • . r-. start mg fn.m Soiitbampt n the i ;• . . su. / „n • r ?? il ti.e loth ol'lhe ?? ?? BomMv can j, r- • -. ...

... Madras. Calcutta. Penang, Singapore, and Hull Kong— The Peninsular and Onenta: Steam Navigation ?? ,,k p..---engers and receive goods and parcels tor the a t, i c ports by their steamers, starting from Southampton on the ojth of every month, and from Suez on or about the 10th of the BOMBAY. — Passengers for Bombay can proceed by this Com- pany's steamers of the 29th of the month to Malta, ...

... in the Morning and Evening by the Re' H . \\ MAKYCHURCH, 8.A., Incumbent. Di»i»e Service to commence in the Morning at hall past Ten, and in the Etening at half-past Six o'clock. Appropriate Hymns will be sung during each Ser T j c( >, by the Children ; and a Collection will be mad after each Sermon, for the support of the abov School*. NOTICE. \LL persons to whom Miss ALICE ELLISOK late of ...

... unscreened, to the Royal blitary College at Sandhurst, in the county of Berks, from ; he Ist of July, 1850, to tho 3«tth of June, 1853, may send sealed Proposal*,, post paid, with the wotd Tender on the cover, •-.eased to tho Lieutenant Governor. Royal Military College, ?*••*• Bagshot, on or before the Bth day of April next, specify- ; n s* under their respective heads the prices at ...

... to enable them to carry j/t the objects of the meeting at Willis's Rooms on the 7th t Subscriptions are received at Messrs. Hoare's, 37, Fleet- **«t, to the account of Heury Hoare. Esq., Treasurer, of o' l >otiti( >s from the Country to the Queen and two Houses 'Parliament may be addressed 1 1 the Secretaries of this Com- -9 at 39, Essex-street, Strand. SOCIETY f>v the DISCHARGE an-l RELIEF ...

... Majesty's I bn-,1 nbl ?? knn»S3 Powerful iron Steam-ship VICEI.'OV, ?? ?? > ' iNG, Commander, m ton.' I? power, carrying an experien. to,? 1 ' 'for New York, calling at H;il at Nine o'clock am. The distance saved by r ' r ' S{ > con^i for America over any other port in Groat »»t» fully ?? r 'l ble ' and the character of the sbin h&s ?? lie Z^'fied on her own Hoes thai her pas- *«»» m ...

... *_ Ujuxmot/sly Resolved,— That it was expedient to Establish a BRANCH SCHOOL IN MAGDALEN STREET. SE grounds of this RESOLUTION were— , Tbat the number of Children — especially of Girls, , ?? educated at the National School from that poor i nrtnulous district of the Town is very much less than ilifl Pr it ougu l to be. •>ndlv. That the number of Boys who attend the present l s is far ...