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... ng at the office of ?? JSft^ffig ft West Ferry, 6th January 1862. NIN E INCORPORATED TRADFs' IM.. »•_._ the lS .m Ü b e c_sei eDN ' lsl ?? »' • o'clock . D. HOLLO, Clerk. KPT-leg TO DEBTORS ANU CK-UITOK..*^ s^SL£^^\j»ssS} r 'A£ssn*- l-t-fT^_;^^j«S«S«S_S_ dee, all parties ?? ?? Merchant - D*n- Dundee^th Janna_y _. 6 _. TUAIN « TmBtee a ASeQtB- PUIVATE TEACHING^ ' 4 YOUNG LADY, accustomed to ...
... Halt -past bix. A Collect*., will be made iv aid of the Ecclesali Soup Association. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION.—Tbe HRST LECTURE, for 1862, will be given by the Rev. AKTHI'R MURSELL, on Toesl___ Evening, Jan. 14th, in the Music Hi_ll. Subject— ' .lo a* OF ARO. or THE MAID OF ORLEANS. Alderman Fawoarr will Preside. lion open ai 7 SO. Lecture at 8. Members art requested to rtnew their ...
... at our Office, as well as for re- ference and distribution, Catalogue* of Stock and Furniture Plan* of Estates, and announcemenU of the Sale of other *y*P*rtV advertised in our column*. The central situation *fthe G. AaniAH Office, in Nottingham, fronting the MarZ ««*. and our constant intercour** ivith every part of thi* ?? T / J^2 n0 ?**- eMbU m t0 ?? the ?? of Property of every ...
... UNSTAMPED THREEPENCE. STAMPED FOURPENCE. LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1862 N°' 27,474 ItIKT OF LIVERPOOI — CUSTOMS SALE p. drdci of the Honourable the Commissioners of her I Majesty's Customs. rpO be SOLD, by AUCTION, on TUESDAY ! J. Jan U. in t.be Landing- waiter's Office, Custom-house' , jverpool, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, ' i &AXDV. RUM, WIN^BgOT^UITa, SEGARS, GOLD May be viewed on ...
... 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 ...
... CHANNEL ISLANDS BTEAM PACKET COMPANY (Limited). From WEYMOUTH HARBOUR every Wednesday and Satur- day, at Six a m. DAY-LIGHT PASSAGES, and in three hours less time than from any other port in the English Channel. The dangers of the sea at night avoided. Through booking from aU the principal stations Of tbc Great Western Railway. Fares from Paddington , 31s. and 21s. Return Tickets for a Month ...
... Edinburgh. PUBLIC MEETING IN FREE ST PAULS CHURCH. On the Evening of WEDNESDAY, 3th January. 1862, For the purpose of considering the subject of Home Missions Edward Caird, Esq., in the chair. It is arranged that the Rev. Messrs Wm. Wilson- • j 4SF - EwiNG J. Wilson, of Abernyte- N Tavi_» _»' . r ?? ?? - 2S-&W .*S£ P ™ , JZ* 1 * t0 he taken at half -past 7. Free Church Office-bearersjire ...
... STANDARD is REDUCED to ?? (3M.) Unstamped; ASD TO Fourpence-HaHpenny (41d.) Stamped^ for Post. The Subscriptions for 1802 will be ?? follows.— UNSTAMPED. S. D. Hytidinadrance-Fort/ieYear 14 0 For tlie Quarter 3 6 Credit price— For the Year 1G 0 /or ?? Quarter 4 0 STAMPED FOR POST. £ S D. ►rf paid in advance— For the Yenr ° 1S ° For tlie Quarter 0 4 G CreJit price— For the Year 10 0 For tlie ...
... N°* 27,474 UNSTAMPED STAMPED FOURPENCE. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1862 0\ ERLAND ROUTE—COMMUNICATION b) STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, A;c, via Egypt -The PESINSUIAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM^ A S Y book Passengers, and receive Cargo and Parcels, for 3il,raltar, Malta, Egypt Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta the Straits, and China, by their steamers leaving Southampton on 0,0 wil and ...
... _. leave the East India Docks on the Sth of February ita ,° ...
... Half-past Bix. ▲ Collection will be made ln aid of the Eoeleeall Sonp Association. THE Friends and Subscribers to tbe PORTRAIT of Mr. Councillor BENJAMIN JONES are respectfully Informed that the same will be ON VIEW until the Sttbinst., at the Booms ol Messrs. Bason A Som, Norfolk street, Sheffield' BY OBDEB OF THE COMMITTEE. THIB EVENING. BROOMFIELD LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION. Tbe ...
... by Mr. J. PARAMOUR as the Master, and Miss NIGHTINGALE as the Mistress, both of whom have been trained at the Wealeyan Normal College, West- minster, and hold high certificates of merit from Her Maj eety'g Committee of Council on Education. All children, boys and girls, under seven years, in the Infant School • all above that age in the Juvenile SchooL Fees — lnfants 3d, Juveniles 4 ...