... Mr. NOSWORTHY, (Members of the Manchester Shaksperian Society), at t lie Odd Fellows' Hall Assembly Room, King-street. CHK. PARKINSON, Esq., J.P., in tbe Chair. PROGRAMME.— PART FIRST. Othello and lago, Messrs. Steams and Nosworthy. Reading John Gilpin, Mr. J. P. Steams. Recitation, Mary Queen of Scots, Mr. F. A. Nosworthy. Reading The Gridiron. (Lover).. Mr. J. P. Steams. AM INTERVAL ...

... Pu>ps of all sizes purchased in any quantity. Oon- stautlrsn hand Stocks of Foreign Timber, Larch, Scotch Fir aid Foreign Deals, Battens, &c. Fence RaiMng, ...

... L'lilD HI .11 ADMIRAL of the UNITED I l -prvT BRITAIN aid IP.ELAND DO KEUEIIY > M ' : . ?? .on WEDNESDAY, the 10th March next, at ?? '{■■'■ '•■ ,| ?? ;0 ?? the Captain Superintendent will put up V Viie'sty's Victualling-yard, at Deptford, several •y TRANSPORT, and MEDICAL STORES; ?? ?? ?? e f and Pork Compressed Vegetables. Ground ?? ?? \$ Biscuit Sittings, Clothing, Horse Pads, fee, all ...

... Majesty's Mails c I IW p .,rtrs Steam between GALWAY and NEW YORK, the - ,l ~r j m ost direct route to America. ' J ntendid and powerful Ocean Mail Steamships wiU leave 1 ..V for NEW YORK as under, calling at St. John's, New- GAL**. t0 ?? her Mtijesty'6 Mails and Passengers: — to -'• 1 - u ' Horse To Sail from To SaU from ««-.« ...

... the season as follows :— Leaving Vienna Oct. 10, and Galatz Oct. 15 ; returning from Odessa Oct. 20. Goods, however, will be conveyed Irom Vienna to Odessa until Oc:. !•: Vienna to Galatz and Constantinople, as advertised in Bradstiaw'e Continental Railway Guide, page 174. ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE, HAMBURG, BERLIN, LEIPSIC, DRESDEN, Ac — .Sea passage live hours only.) — Reduced fare, 275. ...

... ' 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 ...

... on lhe 2ith March, ■Bd others every alternate Wednesday; and by the first-class iast- ••Uintr ship CULLODEN, on April 5, to be followed by other •kips of the Liverpool and Quebec Line, sailing weekly darin;? the •eason; also by sailing ships from London, Plymouth, and Bristol. wassenger* of all classes booked throughout for one payment, at the Wwest fares, including the railway fare from ...

... t V > W > fV^» PENINBDLAB snd ORIENTAL STEAI m u_w» NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASBEN -JRRSand ?? * goods and parcels for tbe MEDITERRANEAN £IS£ ±SP' J****, CEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTTA OwBTBAITS. aad CHINA, by their Msil Packets, leaving South aatptoa oo the 4th and 80th of every month; and for the MAURI TTUB by those or tbe 4th of the month. WI ?? rth * r f***-?! apply at the Company's ...

... will preach in tbe above place of worship, on Sabbath bbxt, the 17th inst. Service in the Morning at half-past Ten o'clock, and in the Evening at half past Six o'clock. TJBADFOBD MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. f Ou Tpesdat Evkvihg, Jan. l&th, 1858, a LECTURE wiU be delivered in the Theatre of the Institute, on -Douglas Jerrotd, by J. K. APPLEBEE, Esq, of London To commence at Eight o'clock precisely ...

... Royal Hotel. Mrs Shedden Watson Mr Briant Miss Robinson Marine Hotel. and Mrs Stanner ' Ecplanade Hotel. and Mrs Mr E. Clares Kev Macdonald Mrs and Miss Tunstill Belgrave-road. Sea cliff, : *Misscs Percival ♦Misses Briant West hill, Mrs and family Alto house, •Sir John Cheap •Lady Cheap & family ♦Miss Rogers Rock cottage, ♦Mrs Edward Phillips * Mr and Mrs Wilson Marine vie ♦Miss Mackay ' ♦Miss ...

... Mr. J. Twining, vice president of the Society of Arts, has placed bis economic museum the disposal the council of that body, to form the nucleus of tbe projected Great Exhibition 1861. The rupture in the Liverpool Academy, arising out of the aliened preference given to the works of the pre- Raphaelites, has led to the formation of another institution, has assumed tbe name of the Liverpool ...

... tbis time of the year. Prize Essay Politics.—Mr. Edwin James, Q.C., Recorder Brighton, has offered three prizes £5. 55., £3. 31, and £2.25. respectively, for essay on the following subject:— a Constitutional Form of Government adapted to tbe Character and Genius of the French Nation? Tbe competition is to be open to all members of the Athenaeum whose subscriptions commence on or before tbe ...