... ■•- '' '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 ...

... the Pariah Church, in the Morning by The Rev. J. BURNET, LLD, Vicar j in the Afternoon by The Bey. J. BICKERDIKE; and in the Evening by The Rev. H. de L. WILLIS, D.D., Incumbent of St. John's, Road Moasrse Saavici. Venite ..Childe. Psslm 106.. Mornington Bsnsdkite ..6th Tone, lst Ending. J_nSt^..9_h Tone Introit Na 8 ?? -Then wilt Ireep them m^S^LJy; Dr. Elvey. Kyrie Eirison adapted by Wm. ...

... 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 ...

... 10 and 14, iv English, French, Music, and Drawing. She will be treated as one of the Family. State Salary. Address S. H., Journal Office, Worcester. WANTED, an active Young Man, as an ASSISTANT in the GROCERY BUSINESS.— Apply G. H., Post Office, Gloucester. fX/ ANTED, in a small Family where a Nurse '' is kept, a steady respecLahle Woman as GENERA L SERVANT. She must understand plain cooking ...

... 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 ...

... on |F^, rvtb March, Tneaday 80th, Wednesday 31st, J^j,, Ist April, Friday Bd, and resume sfter the B jstays,os Monday 18th April, Tuesdsy 18th, ?? ?? ?? 15 th, at the Duke of ?? ?? R»dmg School, hlnigbtehridge. ST*** * * G v ? ? ee ?? ■* » ?? each day. A g^ rf] uiform each Snhscriber of tbe days allotted ZZZmi due Bfltiee will be given of future appoint- ■|Jßmtll'*, -r.rosvenor Place, March 17 ...

... the 20th and ■ofevevy month (iYssage money 14J. and up-yards) :— ?? n .>• Captain. Register. Burden. To Pail. &. mb *a '.'.Clarke 1291 4500 March 20. •»' t *; ,n ?? I.R. Bto'.ne 1-.2 4000 To follow. JUAi^ 1 T. CO. Kerr ZkM f.OOO Do. Th kot - : ?? ll3ll ...

... Register g-ates, Chimney Pieces, Fenders and Fire -rone, Fla- vel's Pate ...

... SHIRE Kn CHELMSFORD, on TUESDAY, the 6th day Hjkss. at Half-past Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon ■ and the following days, agreeably to the plan after (that is to say) : — B'ESDAY, at Half-past Eleven o'clock, the Oaths of will be administered to such persons as may be of taking them. o'clock the business relating to the Assessment, Klicatiou. or Management of the County Stock or Rate B ...

... 20-t-e. and of every month (passage money 141. and upwards) :— Ship. | Captain. Register. Burdea. |To Sail. Columbia M. Clarke 1291 4500 I March 20. Bnalimju- J. R. Browne 1482 4000 follow. White Star T. C. C. Kerr 2360 6000 Do. «*o Jacket lO'Halloran ?? 2460 6000 Do. The Columbia is a magnificent vessel, and has already made two Phages to Melbourne ; on both occasions she landed her ...

... tiie 20th and *7th of every month (passage money 141. and upward*) : — Ship. Captain. Register. Burden. To P _1. Columbia M. Clarke 1291 __00 Ma.' two paesages to Melbourne ; ou both occasions she ...

... Orave__ond on tho 2lth April - port . ' j mificent new Clipper Ship LINCOLNSHIRE, Al, UOO 016 ..-eier. Robert Ron. Commander, lying in the East India s_« 1W» dutiful new ship, just launched, has excellent accom- Do . tion !« t* l - second, and ibird-class passengers, and carries an * ?? surgeon Will be succeeded by the KENT, l,00i) tons, ?? Brim:, to sail in May.— For freight or passage ...