... from Liverpool to Melbourne on the'~otb e-uu ~cth of every month. Passage money 14J. and upwards. Btu P- Captain. Register.] Burden. I To Sail. Ifc'^ket O'Halloran 2460 i 60M I July 20. 57 T.O. O. ?? 2360 ! 6000 , Aug. 20. jjoaf ■ K £J Jacket is admittedly the handsomest and fastest clipper Liv , c ''Jllowing peissagi'.s denote her extraoreliuary speed ; from ' v ?? to Mellounie in G9 days, ...

... Steam-ship AMERICAN EM PHI E :;.00ii tors burthen, 1,000 hi rse-power, will leave GAL- WAT for NEW YORK, on TUESDAY, 271h Juiv next, calling at Halifax toiand ber Majesty's mails. Through rates. Passem-ers booked tor New V ork trom all the principal townsln lhe United Kingdom at ore ta-c. viz. ■— First class, iis; second class, £. Hi i steer-jv.-e, £7. FroavGalwp.y, „ logs.; „ ggg,; n 6gs _ ...

... passengers, and , eeeive goods asd parcels 'for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, China, and Manilla, by their steamers caving Southampton on the 4th and 20th of every month ; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by their packets leaving Southampton about the llth aud 2,th of the ?? further particulars, apply at the Company's offices, 122, ...

... of the above Sn aety will be held in Sion Chapel, Bridge Street, Bradford on V. ednebdat, August 4th, 1858, at Ten a m rau,ora - The FOUNDATION STONE of the NEW COLI FGF Rawden. near Bradford, will lie laid (D.V ) by ffir S_«r7-7 Moiton Peto. Rart.. on the afternoon of the same dfv about One o'clock, when Dr. Acwobth, President of tY' College, will deliver an Addiess, and othef Tlm^J ?? ...

... sometimes gladden the winters of Paris, has created a terrible shock among the circles she so lately embellished by her presence. The unhappy lady left Paris but short tim* ago a summer tour to Germany. While stepping from the door of the Opera House, at Berlin, to gain her carriage, she let fall one of her bracelets close to the pavement. Stooping to pick it up, she noticed at the laughingly, ...

... Steam-ship AMERICAN EMriRE, 3,000 tons burthen, 1,000 hcrse-power, will leave GaL- WAY for NEW YORK, on TUESDAY, 27th July next, calhng-.at Halifax to land her Majesty's mails. Tbrough rates. Passengers booked tor New York from all the principal towns in the United Kui-dom at one l*re, viz. : — First class, £18; second class. £10 ; steerage, £7. FromGalway, „ 16 gs.; „ 9 gs. : „ 6 gs., ...

... tbe 19th and 20th years of the lieixru of Her present Majesty, entitled An Act to Facilitate j^ges and Sales of Settled Estates ; and in the Witter of an Estate and Farm situate in the respective T>- rishe ...

... August next. 5, FitewUliam-street, West. THE MISSES KILNER respectfully announce that it is their intention to OPEN a SCHOOL for Young Ladies at their residence, 5, New North-road, on Monday, the 2nd of August. HE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Delph, Saddle- worth, twelve miles from Manchester, affords, at a moderate charge, most of the advantages of the best English and Continental Schools. Head-Mastw ...

... rapt. Li ki S_ itiikttj will TAKE LIMITED PARTIES from DOVER ' to CHERBOFKG to wituess tue Review. The trip will occupy five days. leaving Duvcr on the Ith August, accompanying the daily X movements Ol the squadrons, and returning on the Mh. Farethere G and back, five guineas, not including refreshments. Parties not tl obtaining accommodation ashore may remain on board the vessels, tc ...

... Huddersfield, will leave the London and North- Western Railway Station, on Monday next, July sth, at 12.0 a.m., returning at 8.0 p.m. DRAKE'S BAND is engaged for the occasion. Tickets hay be had at the Station ; Mr. George Russell, Sun Inn, Cross Church-street ; Mr. Comber, Market-street ; Mr. James Patterson, Beast-market ; and Mr. Matthew Nutter, Market-place. MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND ...

... The Queen, Prince Consort, and the Royal Family are at Osborne, where the Court will remain until the beginning of August. Phorogation of Parliament.—The Observer says: — We are inclined to think that the prorogation will probably be defeired till Tuesday the 3d of August, in time to allow the Queen to start for Cherbourg on the 4th Avjrust. The Press speaks of the 26th as the probable day ...

... are now running from VIFVN* ?? o ILATZ. ODESSA, and CONSTANTINOPLE (m connection with 1,, steamers .1 the Austrian Lloyd's., calling at intermediate , . ?? Sec Bradshaw's Continental Riilw ay Guide of the Company have made a> range ments for ?? g™ n on U,c ?? ! -e. in non barges towed by steamers ;•'•', e harbour ot Sulina aud over the Bar, by which means vessels' ..•ended to be laden at ...