... Rev. C. J. VAUGHAN, D.D. : Vicar of Doncaster. Evening Service at 730 p.m. Sermon by the LORD BISHOP of LINCOLN. Sunday, Nov. 10th, 1861.— Morning Service at 10.30 a.m. Sermon by the Rev. J. ARMISTEAD, Vicar of Sand- bacb, Cheshire. Afternoon Service at 3 p.m. Sermon by the Rev. W. R. MORRISON, M. A., Incumbent of bt. James s, Halifax. Evening Service at 630 p.m. Sermon by the Veu. ARCHDEACON ...

... Howard street Chapel, on SAB^ BATH Evening, at Half-paat Six o'Ciock. Subject— Errors on Faith. THIS EVENING. THE ATHENE UM CONCERT takes place ; THIS EVENING. ' J- H. GREAVES, Hon. Bee. ?? THIS EVENING! THE FIRST ATHEN.EUM CONCERT for the Season, will take place in the MUSIC HALL, on FRIDAY, October 4th, 1661. Vocalists : Madave SAINTON DOLBY Miss MARIAN MOSS, And Mr. GEORGE PERREN. Solo— ...

... c L*}? 0 ,or Business ?? a the Principal Pfaceson theOoNTiNnw, MEniTnnnINEAN IUOEiRA. East and West Imbibs, (^opGoodHok' AeSTJULIA and NEW *«ALAKD, UKTTOata^^ADMkc | These Credits may r» •b^hrtsiat the HesA Office, and »i «»* CH g5 OW v and # ?? fcnmches, or ?? the other Branches of the Bank. ' National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. June, 1861. RBIOTTANCES TO AUSTRALIA. T ETTEBB OP CREDIf'W ...

... 14th September, from II to IS o'clock. OlaSs-Room— si Tat Street. FRENCH, GERMAN, AND ITALIAN LANGUAGES. MR DUEL AC begs to intimate that he will RESUME his EVENING and PRIVATE CLASSES In the above Languages. Persons acquainted with either of the above Languages may learn the others by the medium of the one they already know. For particulars apply to Mr D., at the High School, be- tween 9 a.M ...

... Willtam the First of Prussia has signalized his accession to the royal dignity by putting all Europe into a state of alarm. There were already causes enough for looking somewhat gloomily into the future, but when a great King proclaims to his people from his newly acquired throne that they may soon have to engage in a contest in which they will either conquer or be annihilated, his words must ...

... Entirely New ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT, Comprising — NOVEL ILLUSTRATIONS OF NEGRO LIF E, BURLESQUE OPERAS, AM) COMIC EXTRAVAGANZAS. G. H. HOLMES. Agent. THE DUNDEE AND NEWCASTLE STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY (L 1 M I T E D.) TTNTIL tbe Alterations for enlarging the Cabins |j ofthe DALHOL'SIK are completed, Fast-Sailing Clipper-schooners will continue to ply on the NEWCASTLE Passage. I___K 'THE ...

... Saturday RETURN TK'KKTS will be issued by all the trains, from any Station le joy Station on the Line whera the Trains stop, and from m „ ...

... to Ml the American and Anal, .-alian Po^.-Paesagcs ■ecured on tha lowest and most favourable . terms, at yin _r ana ?? WEYMOUTH and CHANNEL ISLANDS STEAM-PACKET COMPANY J™ I *^ B^*^ Passage to the ChtwtAlaletmetojmt^h^-IIAWAI&J^ •ver^EDJUBBDAY and SATURDAY at fail a.m., from Weymouth H TWgh hooking' from faddingtoa Bt_tit_i bj all the Trains of. Ihspw-ioosßays. pAMg> r Prom Paddington, Sis. ...

... Docks (owned by the eminent firm Messrs. W. U. and K. 11. Tiudall, ol London), will Sail for the above colony the end of March. Thlt vessel has splendid accommodation for 12 cabin and SO intermedial* passengers; and, from her well-known sailing qualities, Is expected to make a very quick passage. — Por terms of freight or passage apply to JAMES J. BENNETT and WAKE, 71, Cornhill; or tc WILLIAM ...

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... £___«♦ *«__** the ready, on or before MONDAY t_*_h _ J NDIA be RECEIVE PROPOSALS, in writin_ ?? F ? bru ary next, to as may be ?? to SUPPLY d Up ' from Buch pereons MEAT ; FLOUR • GROCRRTRs . « . t . for the Royal MiUtary C___i l _3_Ssf >, AP ; that the conditions^? the -!!d ctnt___. near °«Vdon : and had on application at the ?? e o«_r_- £ tl _s «_ ' ...

... tons register, under the W „f Captain the Hon. S. T. Cakkkgie, R.N., from Mil- •ol'Ui' c ii I- Ke* York on WEDNESDAY, May 1. •£ ?? -ngers will be taken at £25 for first class, and £18 -* „|i class, including steward's fee. Children under 12 firs' class - R ...