... J- PATH) O. DOUGLAS, so,, Above Bar. Sonthampton. F OE - CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, AND nawrn*. ?? CORNICES, _JJATjD_gJ»uq L a- t 42. Above Bar, Sou-ampton. EVERLASTING PENS.-GOLD PENS, 2s 6d and os each. Many bave been in actual use for several years. ALFRED PEQLER, Sou— ampton. PLATE ON HlRE.— Every description of USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL PLATE for HIRE. ALFRED PEGLER, Silversmith, 151, High-street, ...

... SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. WINDRAM, At the WHITE HORSE INN, Duke Street, Le ...

... i Cartain. Register.; Burden. | ToSalL ultima Brewster 1326 I 4500 '■ Nov. 20. Red Jacket O ?? 2460 fOOO j — White Star T. C. C. Kerr. ?? 2360 I COW 1 — Tbc-lippe .n-es anel th.- _ng punctuality of their sailing engagements. Passe.ii _. without fail on the 19th of No*. -mix.. —For apply to the owners, 11. T. **VTT,S( )-y and ?? 1, Water- street, LlTerpool; or to SEYMOUR, PEACOCK, and Co., ...

... SOLD BY AUCTION, By J. WINDRAM. At the WHITE HORSE INN, Duke Street, Le ...

... month. Ship. i Captain. Register.' Burden, i ToBaU. Bultana Brewster 1326 I 4500 Not 20. RedJaoket o H .h.ran 1460 f«)0 - White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 5000 — The clipiiers 'if this line are the large-t, finest, and handsomest inthe trade, ai ?? passages and the unswerv- ing pui: ' ...

... Towns of the United Kingdom lo New rr / direct, calling at St. John's, Newfoundland, to land her u.iestv's Mails.— The splendid and powerful Ocean Moil Steamships J_ leave GALWAY for NEW YORK as under: — WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Tons H. P. To Sail from To Sail from Steamship. Bllrtnen effective. Galway. New York. rIFC\SSIA\ 3.000 ?? 1,000 ?? Dec. a. ?? Nov. 18. PRINCE ALBERT 3,000 ?? 1,000 ?? — ?? ...

... Register.] Burden, j ToBaU. Sultana Brewster 1326 I 4500 I Nov. 20. Red Jacket OHalloran MM ' 5000 — White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 £000 I — The c.ipiiers of this line are the largest, finest, and handsomest in the trade, and are well known for their famous passages and the in 'tJMipmctuality of their sailing engagements. Passen rers must . without fail (m the linh of November.— For freight or ...

... each month. Ship, Captain. ; Register.! Burden. ToSaiL Beechworth . . . . ! train ! 1286 4200 | Dec. 20 Prince of the Seas Brow ; 1127 4500 , Jan. 20 RedJaoket OHalloran I J460 6000 , White Star T.C. C. ?? 2360 6000 — The clippers of tliis line are the largest, finest, and handsomost inthe trade, ami are well know n for their famous passages and the uqpu cry- Ing punctuality of tlieir sailing ...

... by AUCTION, on Friday, the .^November, the STOCK-IN-TRADE of the above bankrupt, gg-ff-f of BOOTS, SHOES, DRAPERY. SMALL WARES «*4£tbe HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in good condition.' T '^CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, AND OTHERS. -POTT and NEALE have received instructions Mr . Wm- Sovrtw, of _c Hsjrmarket, Leicester (who is re- £yU the Retail Trade) to SELL by AUCTION, without ?? reservation, on Monday next ...

... 1 '''' * nd t0 a Juices of the Peace, Mayors, ner* ? etit tlurors - Chief Constables. Bailiffs, Prosecutors. ?? ?? and all other persons required to attend at the !\Tc,F.Sr:RNL SESSION of GAOL DELIVERY, to be Udeii «t CHELMSFORD, for this County, that the Justicc- t, ar L»d r ?? *- ueen ' signed to deliver all the Prisoners ' __r m the Gaol of the said Connty, and not having been ' ...

... 7th of li . c next. ■ >* Sheet, send a Stamped Address to I F* fgOMAS PARRINGTON, Secretary, Normanby, near Middlesbro'. ■^Northeastern railway, contract for clothing. I^uf DIRE' T ...

... History tells of a conquerer who died from « pestilence cau*ed the bodies of the vanquished. 8 a set-off against such libel humanity, we will point a philanthropist whose sole aim is to overcome disease, d rob the grave of victims. The man to whom we refer j foreigner, Englishman, but can nowhere be looked up on «n alien, tor he knows distinction of race or cree d in his effort rescue his ...