... 185i ' T0 THE 30th JUNJi; , Her MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, Tut]- ~ lst May, 18S4. HR COMPTROLLER of Her MAJESTY'S W ri (tt^ TAT IONERY OFFICE is ready to receive TENDERS t__l, .J_ nt descriptions of PAKCHMENTS and VELLUMS tract _ tbe Public service in England. P ..-ticulars of ...

... > 1800 tons, Captai.i J. GOODALL. annth'-r of the jHIS 1 banging to the GENERAL SCREW STEAM- ?»ieBH' ° COMPANY, will be dispatched with her Bv ?? lnail ?? -for ADELAIDE, PORT PHILLIP, antl ■•■leilh ,on 4th August next. This tine vessel hisiuam- >H ...

... of the S e fleet belonging to the GENERAL SCREW STEAM- JHIPPING COMPANY, will be dispatched with her 3estys mails for ADELAIDE, PORT PHILIP, and ?* UN KY, on the 4th August next. This tine Vessel has main- r*'ned her high reputation for rapid sailing and punctuality, J 1 1 is a sister ship to the Argo, which has made the quickest h^e to and from Australia up to this time. The Calcutta J, ...

... WALES.-KX- TENSION of TlME.— Tbese Tickets arenow issued, available for Three Weeks ; but Famili is or large Parties can, by special application, made before the tickets are takeu, have them endorsed for a longer period. Fares to any Station on Fares to the Chester and Holyhead Windermere and back. Railway and back. First class. Second class. First class. Second class. I.ondon £3 10 .. £2 10 ...

... ! AIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to | f*f between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK direct, and j c*ir eeu LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships only M«i ? at Halifax to land and receive Passengers and her rts, lfi y .* Wai's.— The following, or other vessels, are appointed » sail f rom Liverpool :- AMERICA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Jan. 5. AFRICA, for NEW YORK, Wednesday. Jan. 9. ARABIA, for ...

... Subscriptions wi'l be receivea C&ny of the Bankers of London the Provinces. Ivelaari, ana Pfotland; and the Hon. sees, will be obliged by being tur- R*bed with the names of subscribers previous to the 22a 01 P«cember. SIDNEY HERBERT, 1 Hon gees . I °*Boe of the Nightingale Fund, Pa—iani— it-street, Dec. 17. f± ME A T WEST E R N RAI L W AY.— The Lyi DIRECTORS HEREBY QIVB NOTICE, that they Jul ...

... tickets will ho issued until the 1 Bth October, atl ad- dington. Oxford, Birmingham, and Wolverhampton, •f^esjer and back, with permission for the passengers to stop at Ufewa- } eury, either going or returning; to proceed either from i-mn- Kollenroad to Corwen. or from Oswestry to V elshpo 01, , by coach; the London passengers having the option or caning at Leamington and Warwick, and ...

... English Mail Packets PRINCE FREDERICK WI LLI AM or MV ID Leave Dover, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, 11.15 p.m. Leave Ostend, Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays, 6.15 p.m. In correspondence with trains from London Bridge 5.30 and 8..0 pjii., and to and from all parts ofEurope. Passengers* baggage cau now be registered throughout from Ixmdon to Brussels and Cologne, and from Brussels and ...

... 27th January. Chief Cabin, Intermediate, and Steerage Passengers can be booked through for one payment from London, including the railway tare to Liverpool ; or from Liverpool to any part of Canada or the United Bta.es.— For terms and every information apply to Messrs C A IOI AS and PEARSE (Grand Trunk Railway of Canada), 21, Old Hroad- etreet, London. ?? DOVER and OSTEND by the MAIL PACKETS, ...

... ' Regißter.j Burden. ToßalL Ben Nevis jwni. Heron ?? U47 I 4000 Oct. 27. Sidtana (Brewster ' 1326 ! 4500 , Nov. 20. Red Jacket ?? Halloran -460 \ 5000 — White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 5000 — The clippers of this line«re the largest, finest, ?? in the trade, and are well known for their famous passages and the unswerv- ing punctuality of tbeir sailing engagements. Passen jer« must embark without ...

... 1 t and 30th of every month. _ .».„., Ship. Oaptain. j Register, j Burden. | To Sail- Red Jacket Kirby | 2460 6000 I May 1. I ...

... ship has a beau- .-crs.to whose be paid. She sluppeis,— Foi i apply to Captain Winchester on board, ...