... Pilkiugton, Esq., M.P. Wm. Pilkington, Esq. \\ H. Hornby, Esq, M.P. Jas. Cunningham, Esq. j.T. Hopwood, Esq., M.P. R. B. Dodgson, Esq. THE COMMITTEE bave great pleasnre in an- nouncing that their next GBAND DBESS CONCERT Will take place in the Assembly Boom, Town HaU, oa I'tXDAX Evening, Decembeb 17th, 1858. PBISCIPiL VOCALISTS: MISS ARMSTRONG, i if the Orchestral and Free-trade Hall Concerts, ...

... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15,1858. The speech of John Bright, at Manchester, ha s disappointed expectation. It had been looked forward to as a great political programme for the approaching meeting of Parliament, in which was to be announced the leading features of the Reform Bill which Mr Bright had undertaken to bring forward. The speeches of Mr Bright at Birmingham seem to have fairly exhausted ...

... of eaoh month. _Ship. Captain. i Register.| Burden. ToBaU. jehworth ?? Fr.iin I?S6 im Dec. 20 Brown 1427 4500 Jan. 30 J Jacket OHalloran , 1480 5000 ; — ?-*Star T.C. C. ?? 3360 5000 ' — j?« clipjiers of this line are the largest, finest, and handsomest Inthe le , luiu are well known for their famous passages and the unswerv- Punctuality of tlieir sailmg cngagemeuts. Passengers must embark ?°ut ...

... passengers, and receive goods aad paroels for the Mediterra-e-n, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Btr_its, China, and Manilla, by their steamers leaving Southampton on the 4th and 20th of every monU ; and for the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by their packet* leaving Southampton about the Uth and 27th of the month.- Por further particulars, apply at the Company's offices, ...

... in from the 2bth of December, It^e, m Xi, 1809. viz. :- STRICTS# ■ Salih,.. and Felsted. , Broxted, and Chicknev. ■w. T lst M Xr__kl IJttleßardfield. and Lindseil. ?? 0 cSeZS- ' ti le Easton, and Tilty. n Divimot. ,« ?? ?? Broad Oak and Takelv.— Krfr., '.-l»t . »™_ fi Sd High Boothing. and Avtiorp E.;r-Brd SeT ?? w Wi_. ; W hm thine Leaden Rootbing, and High Easter-. K_2!Tt apply at Mr. J. P ...