... 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., ...

... 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 ...

... ATCHES, for Ladies. TiilliilsiilTaiia? d flis Jalsmi isnsl J r* ITICK-8, ' 7, PABBBJUfTgEBT, HFEBPOOL SOLID GOLD CHAIHB. (my Pattern) for 7. PABKE B-BTBEET. LIVE SPOOL . Parties s ...

... Towns of the United Kingdom to New t k direct, calling at St. John's, Newfoundland, to land her ?? ?? Mails.— The splendid and powerful Ocean Mail Steamships GALWAY for NEW YORK as under:- -«-u * ea WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Tons H. P. To Sail from To Sail from Steamship. Burtheil effective. Galwav. New York. riRCASSIAN 3,000 ?? 1,000 ?? Dec. 9. ?? Nov. 18. viISCZ ALBERT 8,000 ?? 1,000 ?? - ?? Dec. ...

... a DISTRICT to the POLLING PLACE « .the ■VFof BRENTWOOD; and tbat the V oters residing n luch Parlhes or Places willat future Elections poll at Brent- ioo_. namely :— lir-ntwooil Hamlet, ) Cliilitaraitch, Heretofore in Sooth W«aUL V Rmnford Polling District. Great Warley, Little Warley, J Doddinghurst, E«t Ilorndon, Heretofore in WHornduc, Biilericay Polling District. lngrave, llouiiUiessi-g, ...

... k passengers, and receive goods and parcels for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, rhma a n( - Manilla, by their steamers leaving Southampton on the itt and - 1 - 11 of c ver > month ; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden and Bombay, by their packets leaving Southampton about ri, e iiu and 27th of the month.— For further particulars, apply • the ...

... Register. 1 Burden. | ToßaiL — — ■ -1,, ' ■■ Bnltana Brewster I 1J.26 I 4500 I Nor. 30. fed Jacket. OHalloran MM I 5000 i — IV-iteStar T.C. C. ?? 2360 5000 — _ llie clippers ot this line are the largest, finest, and handsomest In the *rade, and are well known for tlieir ?? passages and the unswerv- ing punctuality of their sailing engagements. Pass-en ?ers must embark •without fail on the 19th ...

... throughout the year, from the North Quay, London Docks, or the East -t» Docks. fhe ships average 1500 tons burthen. A full scale of is supplied, and the ventilation and accommoda- -0 for the health, comfort, and convenience of Steerage fjengers are complete, and superintended by her iiesty s Emigration Agents. for freight or passage apply to Messrs Baring Brothers, B;shop-gate-Btreet, Within; ...

... Why Jack ! what's the matter ? You looked denced queer ! Yaas! You see. I've gone into business. I buy clay pipes a penny a-piece, and smoke em till they ire black, and then sell 'em for guinea; but it s precious hard work, I can tell you. Tale of a Kite.—The papers tell an appaling story about an Irishman, who, flying a great kite, was carried away it, and borne across the country until ...

... 10.50 a.m., '•■'i. m returning in the afternoon at 4.40, 6.15, and ££__-_! r/rRSEY DOCK ESTATE. VI LOANS OF MONEY. -'■..FRSET DOCKS and HARBOUR BOARD HEREBY GIVE •rf-E That ibev are willing to RECEIVE LOANS of MONEY, •'tap security of their Bonds, at the rateof £4 per centum per .- tlie ' interest, for terms of three, five, or seven years, at the ?? of the Lenders. : »'' rtei Warrants ...

... Windsor. The Races will commence ffe fd»vs!ll>- I i | -P ?? ?? tS ' ,„; leave the Great Western Station at Paddington for Ir*_» r . V nd-orai— • ?? arriving at 9.35 a.m. ] '10.45 a.m., arriving at 11.40 a.m. '■'• „ 10.15 „ | 11.30 „ „ 12.15 p.m. op-urn from Windsor for London at 4.35 p.m., 6.0 p.m., nem * *- 5 l' m -* ...