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... MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1864. The Archduke Maximilian is shortly to visit the Court of the Tuiierieß. -Itr stated that he will have 110 difficulty to obtain a sufficient aruount of funds to establish Monarchy in Mexico, as French and English capitalists, with those of otker nations, have offered loans. The Archduke has expressed his desire that his accession to the throne should not be soiled by a ...
... Place, Lancaster. TO BE LET, PENWOETHAM HALL FARM, CONSISTING of 180 Statute Acres, or tbereabouts, of Soperior MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. It is sitnated two miles from Preston, and iB well adapted for a flrst -clsss Milk Farm. Farther particulars msy be had from Mr. WILLACY Ifce Estate Office, Penwortham Priory, Preston. January 14, 1864. THE CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL BOAEDING SCHOOLS, ...
... an evil. Mr. SAML. JACKSON. ■— Strangers invited. nTrvSVC HALL, SHEFFIELD. \i .. ' ?? MANTLE has the honour to armounoe that Jl *> * ?? ; . IIH AY 1L L I E PA P E r Uabarna) will give one of his celebrated PIANO-Fi 'RTF RECITALS, hn-e Boom, on FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 15th, 1864. A' *r* ooen a' Seven, to commence at Eight o'Clock. _r i' D addition to an approved Selection of Classic and •* ,„,„ ...
... a.m. IntheEven- — ' 'Soma Music will be performed. 1 ?? ?? WESLEY . ± _ . : .1 ,m™n a-vast.-d by an dffleient Choir. ?? d \ ' .rv%hlh. Rev. J. STACEY .Governor - ?? V - J ?? r^oll £ wUI fteach in the Morning, at : W MdSc Bey. S. ID TALE, of MancW- o |£f. 'oftb, Missionary Society;, m the Even- igS v^MA^F^ S^E. COMMERCE F SWKS '^S^MEETTNG of the ?1 SbJwd a?^eCL-fLBBB' Hall, on FRIDAY, the ■ ?? ...
... l . r --Al oi STORES for INDIA will be '■XT** MONDAY, the ?? instant, to RECEIVE ?? . i*; -if - - , iv . j rum suc - n per— ns as may 1— ;jß «nun?. s ...
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... DIAY GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE -. _ °* THE COMIC PAKTOMIME, noon open at Half past Out ; commencing at Two. -his evening (Saturday). 2Src tost., and Every Evening during the ensuing Week, except Friday, JOHN DOBBS. JohnDobbs MrJCCowper Peter Pat eraoeter -. Mr Hunter Mrs Chesterton Misb Palmer ?? which the Grand Coasts Christmas Pantomime bs- E. ?? Sfcnchard, Esq.. of ' BARLEQUIN avd THE HOUSE ...
... TUESDAY, Jan. ..th, IHG4, at Five o'Ciock. Chairman : Maui Firth. Esq. Speakers: Revs. AV. c uku. J- Weight, J. Sta ...
... communications intended for iDsertion tho Courier and relating to the literary department of the paper, should he addressed > the Editor, and not to any,person rune. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,1864. The Danish King has issued a spirited proclamation the army. His Majesty reviewed large portion of the army the instant, and on Monday was to leave for Frederickstadt. It is generally expected in ...
... MELBOURNE. Ro^al Family m_w, Melbourne ?? 17C0 4000 Jan. 20 Blue Jacket, Melbourne ?? 1456 ?? 3500 Feb. 20 Morning Light M, ib mmo 2i-i0 ?? Mar. 20 LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. Prideof the West. . Otago Feb. 5 U. .id rii Sunset ?? Canterbury is Feb. 10 The Clippers of this line arc noted for their superior accom- moeiation, punctuality of sailing, and rapid passages. For freight or passage apply to ...
... TO MELBOURNE. «oyalFaniily (ne* ' Melbourne ?? 1750 ?? 4000 ?? Jan. 20 »luc Jacket .. . 'Melbourne ?? 1450 ?? 3500 ?? Feb. 20 Morning JI ht .M ...
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