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... book passengers, and receive goods aad parcels lor the r A J. a.Tju.ean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, 'iind Manilla, by their steamers leaving Southampton on the f tlD& ' rt o o th of every month; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, ** * and Bombay, bytheir packets leaving Southampton about i ...
... permitted to experiment upon the cable, witb view its restoration and maintenance, bas been answered, their behalf, by Mr. George Saward, their secretary, tbe decision being to decline compliance with Mr. Whitehouse's request. The fate of the cable may be considered settled. Mr. Whitebouse made a reasonable offer, and one wbich was worth consideration. It seems, however, from all tbat appears ...
... Burden. To SaiL ~ i . ' ?? galtivia Brewster 1326 4500 i Nov. 20. ««a Jacket :i Halloran 2460 fOOO j — White Star T.C. C ?? 2360 :000 I — The cJ i c the large.it, finest, and handsomest in the trade,; own for their iewwv- in^pun K'iilingcn:,-at;eiiieiits. Passeniers must embark ?? fail on the li*th • —For ?? or passage, a Uply to thi owners, 11. T.WILSON and CHAMBE IS, 21, Water- *freet. ...
... everybody to wonder what can be the particular preasure which has induced Government to send a commis* . ner .®° t ' 16 I° n ' an Islands with such unexpected promptitude, and what are the motives which have induced Mr. Gladstone to accept the mission. Peihaps, however, the only reward which he seeks absence from Parliament for the earlier part of the coming session. On the question of reform ...
... THIS PAPER IS REGISTERED AT THE POST OFFICE. THE INDIAN REBELLION. The last mail brings dates from Bombay to Octolier 9. The news respecting Tope* has lieen for the —oat ..art autici|«ted telegram published last week. The ruined fort now occupied bv him Chundaree has been twice captured from rebel forces our arm* on previous occasion*, and was left in charge of a native carrison. Tantia Topee ...
... calls the attention of the Inhabitants of Newport and tbe Isle •f Wight generally, to his ?? • * V *? r SUPERIOR STOCK, comprising Tea and Coffee Services, Cruet and Liqueur 5?5_5« 88 Stands, Toast Racks, Dishes and Waiters, STi-Pl pe ...
... his farm at Woolston I Bletchlcy Sution, Bucks.— W. STEEVENS, Sec. NOTICK 1 ALL Persons who have any demand against the late MR. WILLIAM BUSH, are requested to send in their accounts, and all Persons indebted to the Estate, ' tre desired to pay what they respectively owe to ' ?? LEEMING, 60, Penny Street. The Kxecutors of the late Mr. William Bush, Wine w d Spirit Merchant, beg to intimate ...
... of the Raid Bridge, ?? B ?? LET by AUCTION _r One Year, from the First day of January next, to the bait Bidder, or respective Bidders (as the case may be), _Tt_* Union Hotel, Penzance, on Monday, the 15th j day of November next, at One o'clock iv the Afternoon of tbeawne day, either separately or together as may be iben and there determined on by the Trustees of the said Bridge, Causeway, and ...
... the BRADFORD -t'iIIAKV to the London Missionary Society wiU be *,1 tii- ?? onto .— **£ LORDS DAY, Nov. 14th, SERMONS wiU be ' preached in r Labi Chapbl— Mornins;, Rev. J. LEGGE, B£ TvemiM_, Rw- J. R CAMPBELL, M.A. ?? L%urm Milan*, Rev. J. G. MIALL ; Even & £T Or LEGGE * ___m Cb_pkl— Morning, Rev. R. BRUCE, M.A., ; ?? G. DRUMMOND. ?? C«apbl— Morning, Rev. G. DRUM- Jg Evening. Rev. B. BEDDOW. ? ...
... Royal Hotel. Misses Byron Mrs Robertson Mrs Shedden Watson Mr Jackman Marine Hotel. Mr Buck Mr. Briant Dr and Mrs Dixon Belgrave-road. Sea cliff, •Misses Percival Misses Briant West hill, •Mrs Edlesten and family Alto house, •Sir John Cheap •Lady Cheap & family •Miss Rogers Rock cottage, •Mrs Edward Phillips •Mr and Mrs Wilson Marine vieic, ♦Mr and Mrs Tunks •Miss Mackay ♦Miss Crambe ♦Miss ...
... 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., ...
... Burden. I To SaiL gnltana Brewster 13.6 4500 Nov. 20. Red Jacket. OHaUor»~ J4_o ' ?? — WhitcStar T.C. C. ?? 2360 tOOO — XTie clipper, of this line are tin larse. t, finent. nnd handaomost inthe trade, and are well known for their famous paßsnges and the m tag punctuality of their sailm;,- rnrrri:. - ' ments. Paulsen jers must • without fail ou the ISth i I -For freight or pamce, apply to «ie ...