... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING AD FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEIF STREET, BIRMINGHAM. BACr a~nd BARKER respectfully annouanoe that they aie nowf rmaking full display OF MOURNING NOVELTIES, - In every denartment ...

... .O5 jl w 0 Bie Agent ill No* ?? hfif TO AShLAI3DRIXPDAY&~ r ?? 0 i¢ > P o MoisflV £14 sxn.1p u ' Wo the mtat BAitlUT Iiwroniw& Oo.,'Malhonrne 0* , m rBLAC BAW, LINE OF flRITIS AND AUSTALtAN EX. MOYAL. ...

... itutid MiAU#g, BRfITSEE AND NORTH AM:EIOAN ROYAL MAI STEAM-SHIPS. &FO~TI.--EEDUOTON IN PA SSAGE MONEY . Tho PAMOB Mo-Y by the1s Steuships from LtNF-ROOOL to NII .OI is now lHIEF OADTN ?? TWVNTY-SIX P ...

... ~HE SUNDAY EXcURSIONS have commenloed for the Season Tt he Ile oef Wight, Portsmouth, Souothamptonl, Winchester, and Farnboreugh [for A dorohoct Camp), Leaving Waterloo-bridge Ntation at 7.4b am. every Sunday. SATURDAY To MONDAY AT TNEZ SEA SIDE. ISouth Eastern Railway, (HEAP EXPRESS TRAIN from London-bri~d g every Saturday C afeernoon at Three o'clock, returning on Mouday, for Dover, ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. I Qeco SPORTING CO RMSPONDEN?7e WrILT XOIeD THoCIB QUEsTIoNS ANeSWERED IN OURn SPORTING SHEET. FiOHL.-The intoelligence of the seal has been recognised asfor back as the days cf Pliny. Cevier mentions, too, that he saev a seal that performed trieks evidentlysimilarin character to those now beingexh7ibited. There are several preparatioes illustrative of the anatomy of ...

... THE CHANNEL TLEET. Before month shall have passed, a Channel fleet be >vr. ;.t Spithead worthy the name England. There w ill be, at the least, fifteen sail of screw line-ofbatt'.e ship?, supported by a eorresponding number of steam frigates, corvettes, and screw gunboats. Their cruising and exercising ground will extend from the Lands-end the North Sea believed that the command will be given ...

... TO THE ELECTORS SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. We have seen with much regret, the Local Newspapers and handbills, certain statements put forth with the evident intention of prejudicing Mr. Mundy in his Election for South Derbyshire, on the alleged ground of his religious intolerance. We therefore feel our dutv, Tenants of Mr. Mundy, to deny the inference which doubtless intended be conveyed by those ...

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... AUCTIONS. R'vel C Crirc Auction Aouctis ANKRUPTIS SALE of Drnpery GoodFI, ccOist-- liig of CobSirgi, Print Dreqspa, Shawls, Checks, Gray and White Calkoero fooierys, Tweedse, Vestinge, lauLate, FlhInuOls, Masn' Silk and Bseaver Uawe, Clotb Cops, 9SubT flandkerclefs, tiber erdiEeehm&. &erya lso Lynx, RBcon, and Soi'l Skin Overcoate cndd Car Aprapr n tte Stock of A. Rgers, removrd from Dundalk. ...

... AUCTIONS. _ LIT E RA RY S A LEROM, L81, ANOLESEA.STREET'. Miscellaneous BbOligg A erao a xelntc~etO t .1standard LltsratlrO A Also ain 5 solar MIcroscope in OaiO; ToieoP4sS, D04,kesse, Gans and Pistols , A Bel Gold watch;IW Articles ina Jewellety and Plated Ware Writing Desk, Dressing Case gfiAgtvlogs, viz. 5- The Queen's Departure (a Sub- ?? Impression1); PGARlt0 .Lord CIM5?25d Gll ?? Blind ...

... UNITED KINGDlOM ALLIANCE. JOHN SARGRANT, Esq., at Manchester, Agent. of this AsoiaSl'itionl, wvilt celiver two Lectures inl ilto CORQN EXCHIANGEN. Ilelfart, dulilliig its pr'inlciples and ol~jccts. Tule first. Lecture to be given oen MONDAY Even- ing, next, at, Hala-plAst even o'clock, thle Rev. Dr. EDGAR it) ill(, ttClhalir. Tile sec~ondi Lveture, enl TUE8.DAY Eveninigi next, in the samite ...

... M1EETING THIS EVENING. BELFAST Y OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 1 The ANNUAL MEETING wvill ?? be beld in the WELLINGTON HALL, on TUESDAY Evening first, the 24th inst, at Eigbt o'clocl, wheni a Report of the past year will bn read, and Ministerts of various Evangelical denominations will address the lecting. Admission free. 18S8 SEW ERAG E PI PES. ajl1E SUBSCRI- ?? ]3BEItSbeg to ...