... THIS EVENING. MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY, March 26th. At PEOPLE'S PBICE9, 2s. 6d , Is. 6d , and Is. rABEWELL COVCEBT OF MB HENBY PHILLIPS. Farewell of the Greatest of English Baritones. Farewell of the Original hinger of The Light of Other Days. Farewell of the Finest of Oratorio Singers. Who will aire, 'Twas Past Meridian.— Dibdm. Who will sing, The Best of all Good Company. — Phillips. Who ...

... TiMPEEANca Haix, Townhead street, on the above subject. _„«. _ Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock, by J. W. BEAUMONT, Esq., M.D. W. J CLEGG, Hon. Bee. DSIC HALL, SURREY STREET, SHEFFIELD. Os THURSDAY EVENING, Apmi 2kd, 1863, SHIRLEY BROOKS, Esq. (Author Of The Gordian Knot, The Silver Cord, and Contri- butor to Punch,) will. nMJVM HIS LECTURE, ?? A NIGHT WITH THE SPEAKER, Beits a ...

... The Aracricau trouble, if it has not been fought out, has been nearly written out. It has become chronic. Except when the uews of great battle arrives, people take but little interest in it. It seems if it had become one of the established facts of the world that in America there war ; and we have got so familiar with it that—unless a new aspect of turns up—we pay it but little special ...

... Ship *NDTANA, 8305 tons, SOO-iorse power, JOHN SMYTH, Corn- Slander, now loading in the Victoria (London! Docks, whl leave on lsth AprU, embarking passengers at anel i eaving GRAVES- END V, callimr fit the CAPE This magniiicont ship, ?? ■■„- been thorcuchly refitted, has ■rnmexlatiou : •_ and will carry an expe- on ; also, a Stewardess. Theavei i of this m was 70 days to Madras; the 'erformed ...

... 23(55 tens, 300 horse-power, will leave the Victoria (London) Docks, on _*th April, embarking n is cngers at and leaving Gravesend on »th April, for MADRAS and CALCUTTA, calling at the Cape Of Good Hope.— For freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY *nd Co., 55, Parliament-street, S.W. ; the brokers, ALFRKD BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhall-street, E.C. ; or at the oflices W the East India and London ...

... ATION'COM- j ,_ ?? Passengers and receive Cargo an.l Parcels at their v ,. lio , ..the. for ..lbraltar Malta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, ?? atta. tin -mats, and China, hy their steamers leaving South- i: ihe 4tn and -20th of every month; for Gibraltar, - ?? Lgypt, A n, and Bombay, by those of the 12th and -27th •>■ « month; and lor Mauritius, Re-union, King George's , „ v, iboume, and ...

... TBN o'Ctock. w^icbSS (Mondsy).— FREEHOLD DWELLING- HOUSE, at Greek Haxkbetoe, nt the Bay Horse Inn,' at BIX o'Clock. u^icn 24 (Tuesday).— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, npon the Premises, at Greek Hahksetoi, tbe Property of Mra. Jackson, at TEN o'Clock. ajic* 24 (Tuesday).— FAßMlNG BTOCK, nt Aldby Field House, Sand-Hcttoh. the Property of Mr. William Sunman, at ELEVEN o'Clock. m^H 25 (Wedneedsy).— ...

... well-known clipper auxiliary Stesm Ship £' DIANA, 2305 tons, SOO-horee power, JOHN SMYTH, Com- ■Wnder, now loading in the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave S ISth April, embarking 'passengers at and leaving GRAVES- «ND on 20th April, for CALCUTTA, calline at the CAPE «* GOOD HOPE and MADRAS. This magnificent ship, built wpressly for the Indian t T ade, has been thoroughly refitted, has ...

... Green Buoy, marked with the word Wreck, has been laid 18 fathoms south of a v^sel sunk in Bridgewater Bay. .The buoy lies in six fathoms at low water spring tides, with •be following marks and compass bearings, viz. : — East Culver Buoy N J E (Distant about 1 mile. ) Penarth Head, just open eastward of Laver- ?? NNE. Wesiton-super-Mare church spire, on with How Point EJN. East end of Barry, ...

... Maoufactorara, every particle of grit and earth ia separated from it MORE BRILLIANT— Because it ia unadulterated, time every particle produoas a me allio lustra. MORE CLEANLY— Beeanae ia blooka it ia not liable to drop aboat. AND CHEAPER— Becauee a little goaa a long wav whilst from ita purity hardly any labour is required to effeot a brilliant polish ; thus money, time, and labour are aaved. ...

... Re- ,r __e(l Steam -ship BARON OSY, J. H. FKROUBON, Commander •ith h fr boilers and machinery completely restored, and lm ving ,L, D entirely redecorated), leaves the St Katharine's Wharf, rower, ' Vl ' r - V SuliaM ?? !,t twelve noon, returning from Antwerp Z. r \ Wednesday at twelve noon. Fares, 275. and 20s.— All ap- nliof-tions for the shipment of merchandise must be made to 5, London ...

... Service at Half-past Ten and Half-past Six. TO-MORROW. NETHER CHAPEL TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, March 15th, 1863, the Rev. R. M. MACBRAIR, M.A., will Preach in the above Chapel, in tbe Morning at Quarter to Eleven; and a STDDENT from ROTHERHAM COLLEGE in tbe Evening at Half-past Six. TO-MORROW. SCOTLAND STREET CFIAPEL. TWO SERMONS will be Preached TO-MORROW, by the Rev. G. M'CARTHV, of Wakefield. ...