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fI^REAT WESTERN RAILWAY \A SHREWSBURY RACES, lath. 19th, 20th, and 21st Noveni ber— FIRST and SECOND CLASS ..
... ?? l _- E y, ?? 1 ?? 1 Windsor, and Reading, on .. ONDAV the , h November, and intervening days, ?? available for the Return Journey by any train up to SATCR- I) A . . the 22.1 November, inclusive. Trains leave Paddington loi Shrewsbury at 6.0 a.m., 8.20 a.m. 3d class. 9.30 am 12 0 Boon 3d clas. , 1.5 p.m., 3.30 p.m., and 0.30 p.m. I_JASTINGS.— W.st-end Route from Victoria _T -i . Li , l , tl ...
ON ERLAND ROl TE. -COMMUNICATION by STEAM t .. INDIA, AUSTRALIA, Ac , via F~vnt -The PENINSIIAR and ORIENTAL STEAM
... NAVIGATIW Com! ,AM l ?? Passengers, and receive Cargo ami Parcels at their London ofl , c for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt. Aden. C-vlon a Madras - ali i.tta, the straits, and china, by their steamers leaving Soutb.l ampton 011 the 4th ami 20th of every month; for Gibraltar Malta. Egypt Aden, and Bombay, by those „f the 12th and 27th 01 eaon month; and for Mauritius, Reunion, King George's s.ai: .I ...
(From the London Gazette, Friday, Nov. 11.) ASSIGNMENTS. Charles Kelsey Clarke, Goole, ironmonger. — John ..
... William Laverack, Kingston' upon-Hull, ale merchant. (From the London Gatelte, Tuesday Nov 18 *) BANKRUPTS. G. G. Kemp, Kings ton- upon- Hull, merchant. Sarah Badpobd, Sheffield. R. Banks, Sheffield, joiners' toolmaker. H. Woolhousb, Sheffield, grocer. C. Lawton, Sheffield, licensed victualler ASSIGNMENTS. S. Pnrsglove, Heratmoncenx, farmer.— R. Paraglove Herstmonceux, late farmer.— W. Attwood ...
A STORY OF PROFESSOR WILSON
... The year after the Professor of Moral Philosophy was Chaired, he was in the streets of Hawick, actively taking a side in ‘‘a little mill,” The sequel gives a pleasanter trait than any tale of fisticuffs It was the work of a moment to espouse the weaker side—a proceeding which naturally drew down upon him the hostility of the opposite party. This result him, however, of little consequence. ...
THIS DAY. CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. TheCKRTIFICATES and PRIZES gained by the Students at the Examination ..
... will be DIS- TRIBUTED by his Worship the MAYOR, JOHN BROWN, Esq. at the Council Hall, on FRIDAY (thia Day), the 7th Nov., at 1 ?? k punctually Tbe attendance of Ladies and Gentlemen, Schoolmasters, and others, interested in tbe improvement of Middle-olaas Education, is invited by tbe Committee. THIS EVENING. THE A T H E N JE V M — Those Members who have not Secured Seats for the ATHKNEUM ...
QHEERY TREE. BLACKBURN LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. SESSION 180S-38. THE Directors beg to ..
... the course will be delivered in tb Oddfellows' Hall Assembly- room, Heaton-street, oi Thubsday Evening, Novembeb 6th, 1862, by Mr GEO. B. PORTJ-OUS, Accrington. Subject — The Fine Arts. Members of the Institution FREE on presenting their Tickets; Honorary, Annual, and Half-yearl- Members, have the privilege of introducing a Lady Non-members, Sixpence each Lecture. * # # The Directors ...
v NOTICE TO M AKIN ERS. CONWAY BUOYS. TRINITY HOUSE, London. 26th November, 1862. T^OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that ..
... Bur- ■i-i lin .vin .Swatchway being now navigable for small vessels, a new Buoy, painted Red and White in vertical Stripes, ?? Bur- lingan Buoy, has been placed about a cable's length East of the Rocks lying in the Northern Entrance of tho said Swatc'nway. The Buoy Ues in C feet at low wator spring tides, with the fol- lowing compass bearings, vis. — Great Ormc's Head , N E by N. Penman Mawr ...
ANTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE I ?? HAMBURG. BERLIN, LEIPZIC, DRESDEN
... Steam-ship BARON OSY, J. H. Fergcson, Commander (with her boilers and machinery completely restored, and havta* been entirely redecorated , leaves the St. Katharine's Wharf Tower every at twelve noon, returning from Antwern every W ednesday at one o'clock. Fares, 275. and (Ts - Al. a? plications for the shipment of merchandise must be' made to the London agents, Messrs. Lightly and Simon, 123 ...
CHURCH RATE CONTEST AT HORNBY
... On Thursday evening meeting held in the vestry of Hornby Ohapel, for the pirpoie of laying * rate oft tbe £, the following —Farleton, Roeburnd»le, Hornby, end Wray-cum- Botton. The Re*. K. Shield* oeenpu d the ohair. will be ieen from our lupplenwnt of Wednesday that meeting wm held Hornby, Thursday week, for tbe purpose of laying the rate. At that meeting motion wa* oarried, disallowing the ...
OVERL AND ROUTE.— Communication by . . t ß team ** Illdia . Australia, _fee., via Egypt. Tne PENTN ??
... : ?? ]^rajooSK BOOK PA.SENGERS and RECEIVE CARGO and PARCELB at their London Office for GIBRALTAR MAT.TA ?? Cnr^k C l YJ^' }^ DRJ S ' CAJ^DTT^TB^TRAIffS ?? their Steam «--*s leaving Southampton on the 4th KS.^ °i ?? montb ; f °r GIBRALTAR, MALTA, EGYPT, ADEN, and BOMBAYby those of the 12th aud 27th of each ?? __ _ ?? ITIUS ' BUNION, KING GEORGE S BOCND, MELBOURNE, and SYDNEY, by the Steamers ...
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