... « *° Par_.-The newest ?? STEA_:' PACKETS m segularly, at tied hours with the -mils, In c.ito- t JPundence with the South- Eastern Railway from London .ridge, io and from Paris, Brussels Cologne, Hamburgh, and all parts of f ifcrope, India. China, Au_tra_a, Ac. Leave London, 6 6s a.m. (except Sunday ), 6__, and B_o p.m. Leavo Dovor fox Calais, 9.10 cm. and 10.40 p.m. OTery day. Leave Paris for ...

... IJd., or *». per Qnsr lil\_ Stamped 4id., is. per Uuartar. tion. The English, in the course they now followed, acted entirely by themselves, the French C'ommanderin-Chief being opjtosed the destruction of Yuen- Ming V'ueu, fearing it might preclude any chance that existed of coining to an arrangement with the Chinese (iovernment; but Sir Hope Grant and Lord Elgin were not men pass lightly over ...

... HEREBY GIVE NWinr DON - The INTEREST AI_I_OWEdS£ DEPOSIT aSSWS^J* ■^ * Dec. Sl, 1860. ?? gM& > ** ?? CUTBILL, Manager ?? Df^lK^ B ?? E^ T . T^?. W^ » ANDA-HALF PER Ste~ DA * KAIBED to *>UIU 5 sijgo. F. HKWEIT, Manager 38^^°fe-°S_Sff^J from this date until further notice ** ** ! L31 ' By Order. tw _» a, MATTHEW MARSHALL Jun. Manner Threadneedle-street, Dec. 31, lSttT ' Ja&n,l * er - LONDON ...

... Blackburn, respectfully informs the public that he has made arrangements for a GRAND DRESS CONCERT, In the Town Hall, ou Thcescat, the 17th Jancabt. 1861. AETIBTEB EX GAGED : MISS BANKS, MISS PALMER, MR. MONTEM SMITH, MR. T. A WALWORTH, MR. PETTITT, MR. HY. BLAGROVE and MR. J. B. TURNER. A Plan of the Reserved Seats may be seen at Mr. WALKDEN'S, Standard Office, where Tickets may be had. ...

... There no more remarkable characteristic of modern times than the immense progress which has been made in the art and science of war. We say that this is a commercial age, and so it i 3 ; that the English are pre-eminently commercial and peace-loving people, and so they are. Our imports and exports have increased enormously ; generally speaking, our trade is in a very flourishing condition. We ...

... *f2£y st the THREE CUPS INN, HARWICH, I tee* *Jy the Bth dsvof January, 18G1, at Twelve o'clock i ?? r n^i at wbic'li time and place the Trustee* are the For em • tlteaa . an d the Surveyors or Super in- / ...

... ' I PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STvT^ 'vfv- 77** -The | PANY book Passenger ?? c « AUG f S? N °° M - U Gibraltar, Malta. E^-pt Aden Cevb.n aad *?*l»> ** : Straits, and China, by thei r sL_»2£ U adrafi - CalcutU, the I the 4th and 20th of even nion^f^ ?? on , Aden, and Bomliay, by thc_ae n 'ti7 -? ltiir ' Malta > -^Vt, ! and for ManriUiiL^SaS^.^w^J? d F U - of «*n«wia£ ?? and Sydney by the st^ame ...

... Philhp) Direct, to sail from ?? Ghn ?? i ...

... r ?? erf our QfUe, as totll as for re- ?? **Wu*tu, Catalogues ef Stock an* Furniture, ?? of Estates, and ?? 0/ the SeOe of other Property advertised in our columns. The central situation of the Gcarma* Ofice, to JTesttopaew, fronting the Market Macs, and our constant intercourse with every part of this «swJ the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate the gpaaal ef Property of every ...

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... and woelve Malls. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL JJP MAI L STEAM BHIPS, appomted by the Admiralty to ?? W»fen LI VERPOOLand NEWYORK direct, and betwecnMyEß- |oL and BOSTON, the Roeton ships only calling at HALIFAX to PMand receive passengers and her M^esty*s msfls. The following f Other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool!— ASIA, for NEW YORK direct, Saturday, Jan. 5. NIAGA RA, for ...

... and aU SuSon^on^«T Ey _P° m S any ' s ton. and South Coast Railway ffi Ter^„P > - d 0?^ righ- of Victoria-street, adjoining the H_li^v_C^ mU , 8 7 at the end from Buckingham Palace ?? about 400 yards Express Trains leave for Brichtnn .t a tn - -. 10.5 p.m. daily .except Sunday? an d _L Ri^' \&i V° and Train from Brighton to I_ondon-brid» rfi _- ?? ExpwM See lime Tables of KKte ( ru, * „ l ...