... 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 ...

... the Royal Mail Service, } •• siY.XI) even- TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ) ?? leaving London-bridge Station at 8.30 p.m., ! every Monday, Weiiuesday, and Friday, i - . • r kctt and every information at the chief ! ?? ; ' .. i WEST L R N RAILW A Y. . r ?? V. „ muMINGHAM, WEsT BROMWICH, WED- ' t l-.A WOLVERHAMPTON, WELLINGTON. I 1 .j-irtr'sTßY. LLANGOLLEN ROAD, WREXHAM, kjNHEAD, and LIVERPOOL. — A ...

... H.r. EUROPEAN 2350 „ 630 „ COLUMBIAN 2300 „ 5 0 „ AUSTRALASIAN ?? 2.-100 „ 7')o „ AFRICAN 19(10 „ 551 „ ASIAN 1900 „ 550 „ The European and Australian Royal Mail Company (under contract with her Majesty's Government for the conveyance of the Australian Mails* will dispatch their first-class Steam Ship ONEIDA, 2400 tons register, 530hp., GEORGE HYDE, Com- mander, from Southampton, for MELBOURNE ...

... (to 'Vjir John Bullev there) until the sth inst. lßf ' * W. S. LINDSAY and Co., 8, Austin-friars. .V COMMUNICATION between : vii «i £K\ STRALIA by the EUROPEAN and AUSTRA- i MAIL COMPANY'S STEAM-SHIPS:- -2.400 tons 530 horse-power. ■ A , N 2,850 tons 530 horse-power. ?? , mN - 2.300 tons 530 horst -power. 2,9110 tons 750 horse-power. * 1, 000 tons 550 horse-power. l.yno tons 550 horse-power ...

... honour to give THIS DAY, Wednesday, Sep- tembee Sed, a GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORM- ANCE, at the Jerusalem Scliool Room, Accrington, to .•onm-ence at Three o'clock, to which the Children of all the National, Public and Sunday Schools, and any other little Children are admitted at ONE PENNY EACH ; the Masters and Teachers, Uie Poor Widows, Infirm and Aged, and the Charity Schools of Accrington FREE ...

... 530 il. p. EUROPEAN 2350 „ 630 „ COLUMBIAN 2.K00 ,v 6^o „ AUSTRALASIAN ?? 2.(00 „ ?50 „ AFRICAN 1900 „ 550 „ ASIAN „ .v. 1900 „ 650 „ The European and Australian Royal Mail Company (under contract with her Majesty's Government for the conveyance of the Australian Mailsi will dispatch their first-class Steam Ship ONEIDA, 2400 tons register, 630 h.p., GEORG R HYDE, Com- rna-der, ftom t ...

... SCOTCH AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Mr J. Hall Maxwell, C.8., secretary to the Highland and Agricultural Society, has, in compliance with the desire expressed the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, that the statistics of acreage and stock, for the current year, should, if possible, be reported by the Ist of September, instead of being deferred till the publication of the estimates ...

... passengers, and ' *• «wd- Hi l pa rce!s for tlie Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, ' ?? fe oe\loii. Madras, and Calcutta, by their mail packets', I . J ,- ! ,:on on the 4th and 20th of every month ; and for : p '- 'V.ij straits >' those of the 4th of the month.— For further j 'T-v 'lii'lv i-- 1 the Company's offlces, 122, Leadenhall-street, i ?? '.'y.i oriental-plane, Southampton. I'tK \ M ...

... Congress adjourned on the 18th inst, noon, without passing the Army Appropriation Bill. The House broke up in a row. The Democrats asked for an extension ot the Session, which was refused, by which action the Army and many other bills were lost. It is stated that many bills failed receive the President s signature from want of time. The President immediately issued pioclamation, setting forth ...

... receive Specie and Small Parcels, if sent to * ' ol ('apt' Buliey, at that place, up to 4 p.m. of the sth '■ ?? . „v the iiiorning of the 6th. W. S. LINDSAY and CO., S, Austin-friars. B KISSELS, COLOGNE, and the RHINE, by i w new and magnificent steamers of the Royal Mail Service „,;,■■ KU W OSTEND every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and -if; RDAY.at 11 p in., leaving London-bridge Station at 8.30 p.m. ...

... be given on Tuesday Evening, 16th September 1856 for which occasion they have secured the services of ' T. W. BEST, Esq the distinguished Organist of St. George's Hall Liveinool who -11 have the honour of performing ?? T° * SACRED AND SECULAR MUSIC on the LARGE ORGAN recently compVetS ™ Messrs. Hnx and Son, of London, for the Musical FestivS -iSSpenS Fnir 1 by tbe BradfOTd Choral UnitS Further ...

... exhibition at our Office, a* well a* for reference and distribution, Catalogue* of Stock and Furni- ture, Plan* of Estate*, and announcement* of the Sale of other Property ?? in our column*. The central situation of the Guaroiax Office, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Place, and our conttant intercourse with every part of this and the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate the ...