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... THE LEICESTER CHRONICLE AND THE LMijEbIEESjEIBE MEECTJET, , — — —^^ UNITED. ' BEGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD SATURDAY, DECEBp&R 10, 18CM. VOL. 55 *.— PRICE | 2d ?? or 2s 2d - P er Q°*ri_r; 9s. per ...
... THI t E I €E S TER CHRON I G LE A r ?? • • • > ' ' ' ?? or,, ~; COMMERCIAL AND AGRICULTURAL ADVERTISER. VOL. 54 :— PRICE lEf' **M 2d - P* r Q«*rter; 9s. per Year. (Stomped Bd., or 3s. 6d. per Quarte ...
... * HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, AttUL 25. _ .Earl STANHOPE gave notice that on tho 23rd of May he would call attention to the report of the Public School* Coro* mission, and move for further papers the subject. On the . motion of the LORD CHANCELLOR, the following bills were ' read third time and passed j via. .—Great Northera and Western n (of Ireland) Railway (No. 2) Bill; LlandUlo and Telffl ...
... room the late Admiral Penaud. ...
... CBJLRLOTTE-TREET, LIVERPOOL. Proprietor Mr. W. R. Cope___d. THE BRILLIANT RECEP ...
... lfflfc, 1864. on 1^ g H BART0N> H on. Sac. _^mVTfG AND KINGDOM OF OUR ffW- LORD JESUS CHRIST. I , , f a series of LECTURES will be delivered in p_ 8e«»° ' . , Sheffield 'bv kind permission of the Mayor), Wrnvrv.-r ...
... b.- held in the FKlr--*' .. akv on WEDNESDAY FORENOON, the 29th i . ?? The Address to the Students will be ?? W. ROBERT.., of Halifax. ,- —~~~ TO-MORROW. SHFFFIELD BOTANICAL GARDENS. THE THIRD PROMENADE , i, .] ] TO-MORBOW .Tut i.si.ay,, 30th June, at 6 n.m. V P.Y ORDER. THIS EVENING. TgEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. -- and Manager Mr. Chas. Pitt. cu].i. i ' S OPERA COMPANY! Select Band aud Effective ...
... ou a I*4'm«o»i the On-»a Jfcswon. Xhe TL.*. ?? a. lt.4f-p:«: ix yen, Uy Wn. iivn^jiva, Rap a r rtfteT the TA-nirr. on ot-half of t^etsCasions. ?? LAIaX FEW DAYS. PURSUIT OF HCAS:JCfiE/' Ju.lL ?? OHXIj AlJ.I(..llln»l, PICTUKS. V TjfT o T? ' F HLH A N LI PE, Oootafc.inty upward' of Thirty Firm-es, v o w on V L a w, rUTIJT.S' nALL, S3IEFTTHLD. O7T. from Ten to ?? Aftraission, SLcwnoP. . ...
... Subject of an ORATION by ,r b SANDRO GAVAZZI, . . -• Hall, on FRIDAY (this day), Oct. 14th. poors open at Seven p.m.— Lecture at Eight. — mid Front Seats, Is. ; Second Seats, 6d. ; and r^M* * v Gallery, 3d. each. had at the Independent and Tc.lt graph Offioes. THU^FA'ENLNG. ROYAL, SHEFFIELD. T H Lessee and Manager Mr. Cuas. Pitt. A X '! T) F^sHIONABLE NIGHT! E MIW KITE SWII.LE'S BENEFIT! » . ...
... to RE- ?? E^ of iloo and upwards, secured s ?? upon the Metropolitan , ?? at Six per Cent, per Annum. v, i; JOHNSON, .Secretary. .- L ENTRAL RAILWAY I . KUENTUUES. .. . imp.ii) are prepared to i;| - ..i £100 and upwards, for , ?? interest at ti_ per cent, per . . i;. ?? I . ?? t - . .: vi. 1. MP. Chairman. ;.,i NG, secretary. s Ii ?? ATION ;m J CANAL ' X !\ ri!_t ELEVENTH ORDI- -. ...
... ORPjJ ANS of \ ■s^nfrom tins Port, lost in the Gale of 2 , A th and 2oth ult. V J me , ' o>-G th. imany lire, lost in the disastron. Gale, of the ' o«b and 25th of November were those of il.rJ « A v oU tl, iron l this Port, ,„ iBR ?? distress, and depriving three \Yiv„ wilh the - c , U,e Jg H u.band. and Parents, . nd , wilh them, th, I ,ri!)9i' teDeB ' j ■ of these bereaved families i, ...
... is HEREBY GIVEN, that Green ?? Buoys, marked with the word Wreck, ha*.e been laid ■** the wrecks of vessels sunk at the entrance of the Thames. J-08 Baoys lie In the positions and depths of water, aud with ™* murks and compass bearings hereunder given respectively, -, WRECK OFF YANTLET. ,J. e t» fathoms north of the wreck, in four fathoms at low water I* 2? tide 3« wit - h •ft Trees ...