... ASCOT, within 400 yards of the Grand Stand. „ STOP ThAIN-dN 7TH, STU, OTH, ANP 10TH J.NI ISC.. „'j ; l KSDAY, the Tib. ?? on THURSDAY, the Sth June a ' , „ ?? seated covered carriages will run from Waterloo ■ I/nnd'-n. to Ascot at 8. 15 from Kensington at ..0 a.m. , i mm from Ascot to London at 7.30 p.m. ' ( „ ther. and Back, or cither way li- 6d , ; -n E--DAY, Sth, and FRIDAY, 10th June, a ...

... MSGATE, MARGATE, BROADSTAIRS, | ;„,' HERNE BAY. by tha LONDON*, CHATHAM, and . ?? KAILW A*i , the Shortest an i Quickest Route. Lreiuent . ?? K p Trains uailj to and from the Elephant an i .. .uric. v i.,r , ?? : \ ictoria \\ est-eno Station. •' s. FORBES, General Manager. ?? E A T WEST E R N RA I L Vri AY \TI CHEsTER Paces. ..H-I and SECOND CLASS RETURN TICKETS to CHESTER I ?? Paddington. \ ...

... COM- ,. . ivt Cargo and Parcels at their ' Egypt, Aden, Ceylon. Madras, i'liia hy their steamers leaving Booth- ' -- , , f every m •'bailway. j, . ?? v ...

... ?? ?? ?? Blandford, Wimborne, L'hrist- L ' V iV'i.i-l-v.' Lymington, Broekenhurst, and I l- ■- ■ I ?? -ve V.'ateil -bridge Station, london, I ' : '•' i*i ?? .function, Wimbledon, and King- I ' ■*iiiV 15th 'tctober, at 45 minutes past one I ?? -\ateri fr«.m Keiishigton 1.4., and from I ' : ' ■' * r .Vu! in-, tro— Weymouth ou Saturday, I '■ ' ' ?? ..• in . at: 1 -idling at the ...

... (tKIE.Vi'AL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- ?? 1 'r iwi-ut-er*. and receive Cargo and Parcels at their , j, A> , ?? -^■;ji7r;iltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, \ ?? L . -trait- aii'i China, by their steamers leaving South- i _»l ?? ' ?? (tb and ?? oi every month; for Gibraltar, . uni'i' ' ' ivie.ii »' lli Ikmhay, by those oithe 12th and 27th ' ?? ?? tfitli snd f«r Mauritius, King George's ...

... Place, Lancaster. ■■ ■ a — ?? — — — . ?? . PIANOFORTES. MR. HARRISON IN returning thanks for past favours, during 30 Yearn, begs to call attention to his Stock of First - Cleas PIANOFORTES by Broadwood, Collard and Collard. Hopkinson, D'Almaine, Waddingtou, Haste- low and Co., and Town and Co. N.n.— Several very good Second-hand PIANO- FORTES, at greatly Reduced Prices. Instruments lent ont on ...

... ■and articles of Bedding for distribution amongat the poor during tbe winter seaaon. There ia much need of assistance of thia kind. Jtoiajioaa of the above description will be received on behalf of the Committee by Mb. Gbant, at the Poor -Law offiofe, Penny -atreet, I .ancaster. 1 ■ CTTWrf-1 — . National steam navigation company. * LIMITED. NOnOE. IS HEBE3Y GlVEN, that on and after Monday next ...

... PIIICE 2d. Unstamped, Stamped 3d. REGISTERED FOB TRANSMISSION ABROAD. No. 724. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1864. COPY OF BETURN7I>u^»-a-r^^^ Vie, c. 32. N am E op Firm * THE WEST RIDING UNION BANKING COMPANY. PERSONS OF WHOM THE COMPANY OR PARTNERSHIP CONSISTS. George Ainley, Huddersfield, boot and shoemaker George Ainley, Huddersfield, butcher Thomas Aked, Spofforth, gentleman Jane Archer, Ossett, ...

... D IJ3S . fiRAND HORTICULTURAL v FETE AND MONSTER DEMONSTRATION OF THE TTNITED BENEFIT SOCIETIES U X !N FULL REGALIA, ON -^HIT-TUESDAY. -MAY 17, ?? SPLENDID BAND OF THE l&th HUSSARS. HO WLETT'S CELEBRATED BRASS BAND. BAND of the Bth NORFOLK VOLUNTEERS With other Attractions ! I *&> For Furtheb Particdlabs see Bills. DANCING ~ AND f \ALA_\ T THROPIC EXERCISES. MISS STAINTON (Pupil of MADAME ...

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... P-lormed at the Theatre Royal. AdelpM. London. 211 ?? Night*, to crowded ...

... The Cor» Tradb.—With the return of cold weather ail progress vegetation may be considered at an end. early-sown wheat has, however, been poshing forward since the rain, and a large breadth has bow been got in with average EPS?:,. Th « recent frosts will mellow the soil for field work, which throughout the entire week has been without interruption The wheat trade hns remained inactive, .but ...