T. JACKSON, (TI'NEK OF TUB CaTHEDIUX ORG AN) ORGAN BUILDER, MANUFACTORY, CUPPIN STREET, CHESTER, « ELLIS'S ..
... ELLIS & SON beg respectfully to inform • the Public that their SODA, PO ...
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AUSTRALIA. —MERMAID. —WHITE STAR lATT LINE of BRITISH and AUSTRALIAN EX-ROYAL JJ*!L PACKETS, sailing from ..
... HI. aud upwards. Bhip. Captain. Register.; Burden. ] To Sail iJ„ ennui 'l .1. Wlute | 1320 I 450 C) Isept. 20. gwniauia ?? 1198 4000 i-Sept. 27. S^'imar J. It. Brown ?? 155(5 4600 Oct. 20. t*d Jacket CHalloran 2460 6000 j — hitostar T.O. O. ?? 2300 ' 5000 ' — Ahe famous clipper ship Mermaid. Captain James White, late chief Jjaicer of the Wbite Star, will be dispatched as the packet of the ...
National Charity and National Subscription. liHF Rev JOHN HODGSON. M.A., late Vicar of St. Peter'- Thsnet, ..
... are at the nr who are about to leave I>ondon for the sea-side, and hfm.ne persons of all classes, to place their names on his SlSitedto Five Shillings List, set tip for five thousand names f winch two thousand five hundred are filled up, to form an .nnnsl fund for helping to defray the expenses of the ROYAL cEABVMING HOSPITAL at Margate, for providing 200 Lj s bosrd. baths, and medical advice ...
Sir John Herschell, axe glad to hear, who will attend the forthcoming meeting the British Association for the ..
... Science at Leeds, has kindly promised to deliver lecture before the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society. We have not heard what will the subject of the learned gentleman's lecture, bat the lecture, are acre, cannot foil interesting one. ...
HAVERHILL. A CAPITAL MANSION, With Gardens, Picture Grounds, and Paddocks, also THREE TENEMENTS, TO BE SOLD BY ..
... C. FITCH, At the Bell Inn. Harerhill, on Friday. September 3rd, 1858, at Four o’clock in the Afternoon, hy order of the fexecntors of the late Rev. GEORGK FERRY . Maunion comprises a spacious entrance hall. .liniiig-room, and drawing-room, with glass doors opening ui»u the lawn and pleasure ground, surgery, large kitchens. Brew-house, ami domestic offices; four j large and airy bed-rooms, with ...
?? iig Ruction. By Xr J. WOrD-U-JL Valuable Freehold Estates in Leicester. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. WINDRAM,
... At tbe THREE CROWNS HOTEL, Leicester, on Tuesday, the 14th day of September, 1858, at s ...
WANTED immediately, in a Clergyman's Family, near Worcester, an OUT-DOOR MAR- RIED MAN SERVANT, to undertake ..
... couple of Ponies and Carriage, with a Garden. Ho must also understand Brewing. Good character indispensable. Apply at i>6, Tything. c fl? ANTED, a Good Hand in the COLLAR and a i HARNESS BUSINESS ; also an APPRENTICE. —Apply to Edward Gill Glasbrook, Saddler, High Street, WORCESTER CITY & COUNTY PAUPER LUNATIC ASYLUM. 11/ ANTED, a healthy and active WOMAN, 1 r who has been accustomed to ...
BLACKBUBH AUXILIARY TO THE CHUBCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. OK SUNDAY, August 15th, 1858, SERMONS on behalf of the ..
... be preached ,t the following Churches : — At St. John's Church, in be Morning, by the Rev. W. TATLOCK, Union tmmjamm. Secretary; and in the Evening, by the J^.. R. E. BROOKE, MJL, Rector of Cheetham -uni At Holy Trinity Church, in the Evening, by the Bey. W. TATLOCK. At St. Mark's Witton, in tbe Morning, by the Rev. R. E. BROOKE, MJL At j^er Darwen, in the Afternoon, by the Rev. W. TATLOCK. ...
J A tISTRALIA.— WHITE STAR, Cantr.in T. C C. ■M- XX Siii. —WHITE S-I'AR LINE .f BRITISH and AX7V- tVjyAN
... EX.ROY.Oj MAIL PACKETS, sailing fiom Liverpo* 1 ■l*-JlWKim. . ?? mom jr HI. and up« arils. S ?? OaptAin. ; Register., Burden. | ToSoil. 4 h tt- Bur T.O. 0. ?? _OSO I 6000 j Au«. 20. BVI E. Devey 1320 4000 Set t. 20. IBpnar 'J.R.Brown ?? 15*5 4. r >uo Oct. 20. £*»n Km H.A. Brown ?? 1&10 4750 Nov. 20. I-'S Jacket .^CHaHoran 1468 T-tXIO I J Iti' ■eltl.rati'dm.imniMtli clipper ship White Stnr ...
i^TR ALIA. - MERMAID. - WHITE STAR *% »&' ' BRITISH and AUSTRALUN EX-ROYAL Vl5 ACK LTS, Bailing from Liverpool
... to Melbourne. Passage V«. and upwards. ?? Captain. j Register.: Burden, i ToSaiL ES, LJ. White 1320 | 4500 Sept. 20. BT--W ?? 1198 i 4000 | Sept. 27. Bfi£-: J. ?? ?? ISM I $_ Oct. 20. SHE* OnaHoran 2460 6000 ; — J_.£_ r T. 0 .0. ?? 2380 5000 ' — ?? L-««aous ?? R hip Mermaid. Captain James White, lai Stem. c V ' passages on record, and lias sa ?? 3 ?? lo geographical miles in 11 snooessi' ...
-IVTOTICE to PASSENGERS.— The Splendid |\ steamship PRINCE ALFRED, for Melbourne and Sydney, WILL SAIL from ..
... Slst August. Has 'a ,^ s-.-oad and Third-class Cabins still disengxged, which will 'yL t e at reduced rates. — Apply to Z. C. Pearson, Coleman, and ft ' -i Great St. Helens, London, and 98, High-street, Hull; or to Bake, Adam, and Co., 8, Philpot-lane. ENGLAND and FRANCE, via FOLKESTONE H„d BOULOGNE.— GAME.PARCELS.and LUGGAGE addressed tbe care of Messrs. FAULKNER and CO.. Folke-tone, will ...
7V\M between GALWAY and NEW YORK. ST fe shortest and most direct route to America. . rates from all the
... principal towns in the United Kingdom Tur-'i- • ?? lr0c t, calling at Halifax to laud her Majesty's mails. V * ' ' an( i' powerful Ocean Mail Steam-ships will leave T !'« ?? NEW YORK as under:— Ui -r-»\*EJIPIBE 5,000 tons. 1,000 h.-p. Aug. 24. * N -Tm- ALBERT .600 „ 1,000 „ ''uFlICANEMPIBX 3,0 0 „ 1,000 „ : ?? ...