... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... on the 2_th Morch, •ftd others every alternate Wednesday; and by ths first-class fast- peiling ship CULLODEN, on April 5, to be followed by other P-hips of the Liverpool and Quebec Line, sailing weekly during tho •ea^-ii; also by sailing ships from London, Plymouth, and Bristol, passengers of all classes booked throughout for one payment, at tho lowest fares, including tho railway fare from ...

... V : ?? MANCHESTER, STOCKPORT, • ) y GREENFIELD, OLDHAM, HUDDERSFIELD, ' ?? -Tl HY, and BIESTAL. ?? M LONDON, EUSTON STATION. ?? -^ ' ' Arrival Arrival at Manchester. at Liverpool. ?? ,; 12 noon. 12.10 noon. ?? p.m 3. o p.m. ?? o ?? 3.4(i p.m. ?? , 4.50 „ s.;,u „ ?? io „ :•■ ■ ,: - 7 0 7. 50 „ . , •»•• V.55 „ 10. SO „ :.i ?? 7 2 ?? a.m 2.53 a.m. i,t class) ?? tiveRPOOL, MANCHESTER, ire. ?? .hUM ...

... at the SHIRE We n CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the Cth day Kif i«5B. at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon Ev. and the following days, agreeably to the plan after Kpeii (that Ls to say) : — fVI'KSnAY. at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths of will be administered to such persons as may be Hpsjrous of taking them. o'clock tin- business relating to the Assessment, or Management of the County ...

... ■•- '' 'jn i* ?? nc-w, splendid, sr.d very powertul sieam-ship a V'.e.V r. «. ruEn:, Commander, leaves the St. Katharine ■ ! ' Viwe'r every Sunday, at 12 noun ; returning irom Antwerp ,l ?? v ■■'* ! ' 2 ! - c ' n * Tr-ivellers may proceed by rail- >u> .V, ?? t0 Cologne, Hamburg, Berlin, Leipsic, Dresden, '''■ '7 •i ■ >hor: -ca passage ol live hours ouly.— AU applications ' '77.1-ci:: ol ...

... l fro::i Graveseud on tbe 24th of April ■ ?? t ?? new Clipper Ship LINCOLNSHIRE, A 1 1100 .V.ftiT. Rodeut Roe. Commander, lying in the East Irid'a L«r.-s 11 • ?? new ship, Just launched, hag excellent accom- vi own '■•■' flrsl ' second, and third-class passengers, and carries an „. jencei! surgeon.— For freight cr passage, apply to M'Leod ,rt ---A Morgan, with Messrs. Money Wigrara tnd ...

... the 2«JUi sad of every month (passage money 14. arid upwards) •-_• r Captain. I Register. Burden. ITo 9atl. ?? ?? M. Clarke 1-fll 4600 ?? SO. S, I ?? J.R.Browne 1432 4000 (To follow. ?? C.C.Kerr 2360 6000 | Do. r'^'ket lo'Halloran ?? 2MO SOOO Do. J^ Columbia is a magninoent vessel, and has already made two i^*j« to Melbourne ; oa both occasions she landed her passengers | J[? 0(1 ...

... preferred. — Address, W. F., CAro-ic- Office. ittonee. , MONEY— FREEHOLD SECURITIES are WANTED immediately for several suds of Money. —Apply to Mr. J. L Freeman, 4, Market-walk, Hudders- —eld. - - MONET to LEND.— Several sums of money to lend on good mortgage security, in large or small sums. —Apply to Thomas Robinso*, solicitor, John William -street, Hudderefield. MONEY WANTED, on Debenture ...

... ROCHESTER IN THE CHAIB. The following Resolutions were passed : — Hived by C. G. Round, Esq., and seconded by the Rev. C .'..'t.JohsMildmay— That the outbreak in India, and its attendant atrocities, resenting as they do the effects of idolatry and false religion r ' F 'j(eir darkest forms, should be recognized as a Divine warn- f filing upon us as a Church and a nation to compassionate jj* ...

... We must now back to the general starting point, and accompany the chase after Yeh. Mr Consul Parkes, who was attached interpreter to Colonel Holloway's party, arrived too late, and wns without an escort. While he was deploring his ill-luck he met with Commodore Elliot, who, fired Mr Parkes telling him that he had some information Yeh's lurking place, agreed, upon his own responsibility, to ...