... Moor, This Day (Thursday), opening at 10 .30 a.m ; the proceeds to be devoted to the Erection ot a Chapel and School at Broomhill. There ia a considerable assertment of Ladies' Needlework, of Wearing Apparel for Children and Adults, snd of Articles both useful and ornamental in China and Parian. There is also a number of Timepieces, Bed Quills, and Damask Table Cloths, with various supplies of ...

... Friday. April lbth, 1862, the Rev. W. ARTHUR, A.M., iof Londou.l will Preach in Brunswick Chapel. Service to ' commenoe at Half past Six in the Evening. On Sukday. April 20th, the Rev. EDWARD JONES, (of Ponte- fract, I will Preach in the above Place of Worship ; in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and in the Evening at 8ix. On the following Monday, April 21st, the MISSIONARY MEETING will be held, ...

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... Dlnnere ' a-d sent to any part of th ' C S « ?? 6Ve 7 N°™_If^SF^OD&CHEAP MEAT. Totton Incftl^x^LlAM HAMMOND, BUTCHER (Late of ?? vta «« ; ' Cooks e^s-terrace, Southampton), begs Shall a iSnereU^fßo,^ bility. clergy, gentry, anu has now «fta_S^ y v. of . Sout hampton and its vicinity, that he CTRptt V teredinto business at No. 18, LOWER ST. MARY'S- ?? Alb i,° n Hotel ?? and hopes by killing ...

... NTE A -0 8, T R U N X S, LADIES' DRESS BOXES, CAP BOXEB, HAT BOXES, he 12, LORD STREET, LIV ...

... exhibition at our Office, as well as for re- ference and distribution, Catalogues of Stock and Furniture, Plant of Estates, and announcements of the Sale of other Property advertised in our column*. The central situation of the Goardiajc Office, in Nottingham, fronting the Market Place, and our constant intercourse with every part of this and the neighbouring counties, enable us to facilitate ...

... Preacher hv the Bight Hon. LORD TEYNHAM.on SUNDAY, May 4fli — service et Half-past Ten and Half-past Six. COLLEC LIONS will be made for the Reduction of the Chapel Debt S~T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOLS. The ANNUAL bERMoNS will be Pleached (D.V.I on 8,: T'i. May till by the Rev. R. M. MBRAIR, A.M., in the Momint;; an. b> the Rev. J. CALVERT, of Alteiclifl'e, in tbe Evening ...

... vouport and Plymouth ; 20 minutes earlier than Truro; aud ?? minutes earlier than Penzance time. O tHS WALL KAI LWAY. [•p WtliK BAYS. SUNDAYS. « * „ |. v., I A.M. A.M. ! P.M. I P.M. A.M. P.M. 620 945 2 6\4, 10 5 0 2 6 V.'k'i7. I 6 10l8i6il4oii_0 ?? PenMnce.wcE.LM 8 v 11 40 335. 6 lo lo 52 I aro Uu - ?? •■ I ! IC*l . Mail. Mail. 12 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 12i»123 123 ' A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P ...

... [We copy into our Gazette a full account of this race, account of the local interest attending tin* between the two universities, it happening thai one Lancaster man pullea in the Cambridge boat, whilst a second townsman, who had trained the match was taken ill only the dav belore the race. he first of the twain thus alluded to is Mr. No. 3, slid the other Mr. son ol 15. P. Esq., of Caton.] ...

... is. Hid., wide width. COOPER, SMEETON, and LAWTON. SEE BLACK GLACE SILKS, NOW SELLING 2s. 6^dT full width. Splendid quality. COOPER, SMEETON, and LAWTON, SEE BLACK LYONS GLACES, [extra wide, 2s. Hid. Pure and Heavy. ?? COOPER, SMEETON, and LAWTON, SEE FRENCH GLACE SILKS. 3s. 4Ad., warranted not to cut. COOPER, SMEETON, and LAWTON. COOPER, SMEETON, andLAWTON7 NEW FANCY DRESSES, a beautiful ...

... 1100 tons, Captain JOHN SMITH, will leave East India Docks on the sth of April, call at Plymouth, and carry an experienced surgeon.— Apply to PHILLH'PS, SHAW, and LO WTH Eit, 2, Royal Exchange-buildings ; or to F. GREEN and Co., 72, Cornhill, X.C. --Passengers by this line can proceed by rail from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced fares, by applying to F. Green aud Co. for tickets. BLACKWALL ...

... 1862. K OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that, with a view of indicating tbs position of the Skarweather Sand, in the Bristol Channel, it is the intention of this Corporation to cause a Light Vessel to be placed near the western end of that s»nd, and a Quick Revolving Red Light to be exhibited therefrom on or about Ist October next Further notice relative to the exact position, &c, of the Light Vessel ...