... will be delivered by the : Rev. BRr-.WIN GRANT. 8.A., on THURSDAY (THIS EVEN- ING), in the MKCHANICB' HALL, Suirey atreet, at Eight o'Clock. AdmiaaioD: — Platform and Front Seats 4d • Back ; Seats ami G«llety, _i. ' j THIS EVENING, at Eight o'Clock. LECTURE at ihe PEOPLE'S COLLEGE Orchard street, by E. STIRLING HOWARD, Fsq on Art as Applied to Uaeful Manufacturea. Admission Free.' ' THI? ...

... inu'S HxlL. 011 THURSDiY Ev * ah *> J — -T 2d, at notice to next of~kisT~ \ LL Persons Clai ning to bs NEXT of KIN of J\. the deceased Miss Isabella Mudie, formerly residing at Pitairiyintte Parish of Monikie, af.erw.-rd &H?n.rS BnusMar Ferry, are requested to send their address; to Dundee. 30th December, lg.l. C 0 R X EX C HINGE HALL. SATUBD AY CONC E E T. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATURDAY, 4th ...

... AMERICA. GREAT EXCITEMENT. DISCUSSION OF THE ENGLISH DEMANDS. The following telegrams were received by the Bavaria, which arrived Southampton, on Sunday, from New : York New \ork, Dec. 16.—The excitement caused on the New York Exchange by the City of Washington s news , is intense beyoud description. Saltpetre has advanced to 15c. per pound, and at the public sales tea and coffee have been ...

... The following anwer of the Chancellor to the letter of the Orator, apprizing him of his election, was read to the Senate by tbe Vioe-Chaucellor :— Devonshire-house, Jan. 17 Mr. Vice-Chancellor and Geutlemen of Senate, —I should be wholly unworthy of your choice if 1 did not accept with pride and gratitude the high office to which you bare unanimously elected me. affords me tho most lively ...

... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE. FOURPENCE. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1862 N°* 27,478 JERSEY and GUERNSEY, via Southampton I ,J from WATERLOO-BRIDGE STATION, London, by Mail ?? -kets. The Favourite Route. 'Every -Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The last Train leaves •d-jterloo-bridg*? Station at 8.30 p.m., but passengers may travel In aiiv previous Train. Fares Londoll to Jersey or Guernsey, 31s. ar ...

... SAFFRON WALDEN. FAT STOCK SALE. Mr. WILLIAM RAND Begs to inform the Pubbc that the next Fortnightly Sale will take place on Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1862, precisely at Twelve o'clock. ENTRIES should be made on or before Saturday, tbe 11th Jan. inst. ON FRIDAY NEXT. €HEVELEY ESTATE, near NEWMARKET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. J. GARTER JONAS, On Friday next, the 10th of January, 1862, at Ten for ...

... be held in the Temperahce Hall, Barker dool when ADDRESSES will lU delivered by various ?? P a„. Gentlemen. Tea on the Table at Five o'clock. Tickets Is each msy be had at tbe Manufactory, West street; or st the Indepen- dent Office • r^ SH EFFI E L D LITERARY and PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY CONVERSAZIONE The Annual Conversazione will be held at ihe Cu ?? Hall on TUESDAY, January --th, st Seven ...

... L 0D y d0 w : , J W o oa r- T T T^ e ' 337 ' Strand - Huddersfield : Joseph Wild, 35, John William-street ; and the Booksellers. MESSRS. CHAMBERS'S LATEST SERIAL rT^ d ?? P r ice 9d.. Parti.; and No. 4, price 2d., of rjnHE BOOK OF DAYS, a New, Popular, and o 1 /J Qter ? s n g M ' s cellany, Edited by R. CHAMBERS. bold by all Booksellers. Prospectuses on application. COATES' LIBRARY, in ...

... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE. STAMPED FOLRPENCE. N°- 27,488 LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1862. ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE, HAMBURG, BERLIN, LEIPZIC, DRESDEN, &c — Sea passage five hours only— l'he ANTWERP COMPANY'S Re- nowned Steam-ship BARON OSY, J. H. F__.Gi.BoN, Commander (with her boilers and machinery completely restored, and having been entirely redecorated |, leaves the St. Katharine's Wharf ...

... tbe Preston Elocutionary Association will give their ENTERTAINMENT, con- sisting of Elocution, rv and Musical Recitals from Memory,, in the Oddfellows' Hall Assembly Room, Heatou -etreet, on Thursday, Jancabt 3G_h, 1862. Solo Pianofobte : Mb. J. GREENWOOD, Professor of Music. PROGRAMME. Jamie. Frolic Mr. Ferguson Waugh. ?? Addre-. Mr. C. T. Tuy'or H. T. Conrad. Act—.-.. Fidelei (with ...

... exhibition at our o_%ce, a, well a* ?? ference and distribution, Catalogue, of Stock and Furniture Plans of Estates, and announcements of a* Sale of ?? Property in our columns. The central Htuation of the GcAamaN O_.ee, in Nottingham, fronting the j££ Place and our constant intercourse with every part of thi, and the neighbouring countic, enable v, to facilitate the disposal of Property of ...

... THREEPENCE. FOURPENCE. UNSTAMPED STAMPED LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1862 N°- 27,472 OVERLAND ROUTE.— COMMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRAUA, Ac, via Etrynt —The PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- ' PAN\ book Passengers, aud receive Cargo and Parcels for Gibraltar, JMalta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta' the : Straits, and China, by their steamers leaving Southampton on i ...