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\X ALTERATION of TIUiNS.^__VUARY 1857 ' «_ - BOWK. b T*U* p.m. Train from ?? wiU be continued on to
... _J«J» P-^ Tr_in from Paddington win be discontinued below Tbe 4.10 ?? from Reading to Hungerford wiU be di__n _ Train lor London wiU leave Beading at 11.S0 am Tae 4 »ja. Train from Windsor wUI start at 8.55 p._a. LONDON and NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY IMPORTANT ALTERATIONS IN TEE UP TRAINS t_ . JANUARY, 1857. The UI am. and i£» a_n. Trains from Birmingham to London !£ ?? m °2f T**' &n(1 * ...
Public notions. l£B> 1Xn.1h.9 ADAMS'S PESTIVAL ?? Or SCOTTISH MUSIC. Thfc celebra. _h_ who ?? DA __ i _¦ A*
... o W-JHW, W_o appeared _^«1 Cast c by com __a_d of lir M_B«__y, ¦ *rM give theu celebrated ?? -WORD DANCE and the REEL OF TULLOCH rt 8t Geobge' s Haix, ' CB SAWntDAY mr the 3d ?? the Sth : imd Tttesbay, the 6th. _^ Full particulars in small hills. ¦U»ot» open at half-past Seven o'clock sach evening. gT. ge;oege-s hall, beadfoed. â FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY ! ?? Jan. 3rd: Mo__at, Jan. 6th; ...
/.IIIEAT WHSTBIIN BAILWAY.--ALTERA- VT lldN of TRAiN.S.-JANJJARt 185T Po, v „ -The 1.30 p.m. train from ..
... bS«S6S,tB« «- wlii be discontinued ?ioS?m. train from Reading to Hungerford will be dis- continued and a train will leave Reading at 3 10 p.m., taking from the 2.0 cm. train from Paddington, instead of the 2.45 p Ui*— Tiie 8.4(1 a.m. tmin from Oxford will be discontinued between Oxford and Reading. A train fur London will leave Reading at ll.^O a.m. The 4.0 pm. train from Windsor will start at ...
ANNUAL ESSEX HUNT BALL WILL take place at HARLOW BUSH, on THURSDAY, gtc of January, 1857. Stewards: S« CHARLES ..
... SMITH, Bairr. LOFTUS WIGBAM ABKWBIGHT, Esq. CAPTAIN JOHNSON. M CAPTAIN DOUGLAS PHELIPS. LadiM' TickaU, lav 6d ; Gentlemen's Ditto, 10s- 6d ,2 DAJECIXG TO COMJJKKCE AT KHTE O'CLOCK. WEIPPERT'S BANDIWII.T. ATTEND. N B The Gentlemen of the Hunt are requested to appear in ScartetCoatfc : ~E~S BIX ?? NPIXBS. SECOND DISTRICT. OTHAT the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the I Trustees will be held at the ...
?? ~ ?? ?? __ __ ?? ix Ax>__A i> . CONSTANTINOPLE, &c.-The Mail Steam Packets of the Mes- gjjerie
... lmponales of France are now despatched from Marseilles w follows :— For ITALY, twice a-week— Genoa, Leghorn, Civita Tecchia ?? Mt-sMiia. and Malta, ever}' Monday Morning, at ll o'clock ' ' for NAPLES, touchuis only at Civita Vecchia, every Thursday st i r 1 ' f,. (iRUF.CE and TURKEY — Constantinople, twice a-week— e re-v Monday, at 3 p.m., via Messina and the Pineus (Atbens) Even Thursday, ...
t v[ 'freight by the Mail Steamers to Halifax, Boston, or New York, Thre. Pounds per ton, and 5 per
... cent, prim.ge. ;7|3RITISH and NOI.TH AMKRIOAN KOYAL ° B »JL> MAIL STEAM SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to ?? between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK direct, and redkntweca LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships only hi-Callini. a t Halifax to land and receive Passengers and her t_/JMa5-sty'B Mails.â The following, or other vessels, are appointed i h ,jh» sail from Llv«rpool ! â AMERICA, for ...
WINTER ALES. ENCOURAGED by the marked preference we have re- ceived, during the past Season, for our Summer ..
... have made preparations for the supply of all the best ALES, ?? for Winter consumption, and solicit a continuation of those favors, for which we now beg to return our sincere thanks. We purpose keeping always in Stock, in Cask and Bottle, the Kilkenny and other generous full Ales ; the Stogumber medicinal, and Uifculme and Burton mild Ales ; Allsopp's Indian Pale, and Ashby's Bitter Beer ; and ...
THE REVENUE
... An Abstract of the Nxt Produce of the Revenue of the Kingdom, in the Year and Quarter ended Dec. 31,1856, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year :— IncreaM Decrease. £I£ £ £ Customs 6,232,175 6,707,101 625,074 Excise 4,816,000 4,604,000 212.000 Stamps 1,833,000 1,749,760 88,231 Taxes 1,566,000j 1,861.000 6,000 Property Tax 1,423,464 1.836,373 88,09 L Post-office 748 ...
NOTICE. ALL Persons having any Claims or De- uvands against Mr. ANTHONY WATSON, of WeiXLET, are requested to ..
... particulars thereof to us on or before the 10th Jano art next. LEEMAN ii CLARK, Solicitors, York. 27; a December, 1666. TWO POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS, ROBERT WALKER left IV his Friends a few Months ago. and has not since ennmunicated with them. A Reward of £%, and reason- ble Expenses will be paid, te any Person who shall hand m over to Mr. John W. Shaw, Kirby Sigston, Nortb- lerton. His Age is ...
0— 1— aCXiS or PRICES fob AD VEBTISEMENTS 2— INSERTED IN 8 — THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE fc (Established 1810.) 6
... — Published every Saturday morning, st the Office, 1~ -fcUr.et-plaot, near the Ratland Sta ...
SHLPPINQ. \sl+ GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION TO MIN. AUSTRALIA. f£lSg> PASSAGES ARE GRANTED TO NEW SOUTH JSbKw WALES, ..
... in Ships chartered by Her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners, to the LABOURING CLASSES, such as AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS, SHEPHERDS, HERDSMEN, and FEMALE DOMESTIC and FARM SERVANTS. Eorms of application, and all necessary information, may be pro- cured on application, either in person or by letter, prepaid, to W. H. SMITH, 4, Oriental-place, Southampton. Selecting Agent for H.M. Emigration ...