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... FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1864- The Duke of Augustenburg arrived at Kiel yesterday, and was proclaimed Duke of Schleswig-Ilolstein. He is to remain there for three days his private capacity, and will then return to Altona. According to the Times' telegram from New York, intelligence from Mexico had been received by Yera Cruz. Persons from that city, who had arrived at New Orleans, it is said, confirm ...
... obtaining publicity— advertisements ; ihe newspaper is the fly-wheel by which the motive power of commercial enterprise is sustained, and money the steam by which the advertising is kepi going. — Blackwood s Magazine. fHH E R0 V A L CO R N WA L L G A Z ET T E, JL (IUBLISHED OK THURSDAY EVENING), is the oldest paper in Cornwall, and enjoys extensive patronage among the wealth i and ...
... commencing at 1 .30, between the above Clubs. ' A. WATERFALL* Hon. Sec. I THIS DAY. j T^M'TBALL. — HOWARD HILL v. FIR | MJ VALE-— A MATCH between the above Clubs will be P j4ayed a the Howard hill Gaouxn, THIS DAY (Friday;, Jan. 1- -Kick-off at Two p.n. E. WOOLHOUgE, Hon. Sec THIS DAY. PEOPLES COLLEGE— The CHRISTMAS H ?? wfll be held on NEW YEAR'S DAY, at the yu* „ . | -.-.iatq street. Tibsi ...
... ■* ?? St. Katharine's «harf every SINDAV. at twelve ' . r ,.i,niing;roni Antwerp every WEDN»DAV, atoneafter- ?? £1 7^. and £1 7 his steamer has been chartered ! . . tin placeof the Baron Osy during her repairs. — offices, . , ?? street, aiid 33. Regent-circus, Piccadilly. ; I'^oKEIGN and COLONIAL MAIL ' [ . i;i'U. SERVICE to all parts of the world.— Regularity, . | iiM.ray, Safety. ...
... cTLITZfofZ treneemmd distribution, Catalogues of i#«i i * iispoeal of Property of every description. ICALE OF cHAR^ETFOR^ArrviR^IiEMENTS » THE « NOTTINGHAMSHIRF. GUARDIAN. 1) *• a. ~~7\ , •■ d- -2>UHRS 2 0 8f LINES 3 6 3 91 4- Ditto 2 6 10 } Ditto 4 0 1} Ditto * »__ 12} »to 4 6 T. Servants wanting- place*, ?? out of employment, advertisements not exceeding three lines, paid for before ...
... TO MELBOURNE. Royal Family (new) Melbourne ?? IVCO ?? 4000 ?? Jan. 20 Tw_*do ?? Melbourne ?? I_4 ■■■■ ?? Feb. -0 LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. MysWy Otago ■ Vt_\ Q ©..--Hi Sunset ?? Canterbury • ___•« * e0 - i{f The Clippers of this line are noted for their superior accom- modation. p;;n ...
... INSURANCE COMPANY. CHIEF OFFICES— 126, CHA.NCERY LANE, W.C. Subscribed Capital — One Million Sterling. The Fire and Life Departments are under one management but with separate Funds and Accounts. Chairman— Sir William Foster, Bart Vice-Chairman— Mr. Sergt. Manning, ?? 44, Phillimore Gardens Kensington. Secretary— Frank Me Gedy. FIRE DEPARTMENT. /CAPITAL responsible for Losses, £750,000. \^j ...
... ■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 ...
... Chapel, to tiie Morning at Quarter to Eleven, 1 j>d in tiie Evening at Half-past Six. TO-MORROW. ITPPER CHAPEL, NORFOLK STREET. J TO-MORROW EVENING. I***, J t a ™ , * r y :lr i . a DISCOURSE, by the Rev. BROOKE HERFORD, on Chris- tian Aircete ol the Year IHCT. -lee iJ H-lf-pa* Six. TC^M' iKR' »W. ON SUNDAY EVENING, the Rev. BREWIN GRANT B A vrill deliver a SPECIAL DISCOURSE, in te ...
... T .»>»* GLASS? ot Dinner, *»*J*AmmwAliE. comprising Biehfc C^Kea-St* S^^Sl ft* Toilet SeVrioeT; ££nua^V>r^ *j; very Rich w^taSSalaS?** 8 *™ 0 -- ■» ** to ¥ ?? .not tfflßEjy?~ ?? * *• MoraiB *» E lv^r^A| A l J w^v^ 0 ?? R8T - CLAS8 WINES, on S a?tS? ?? Bo^' ^ 6th A 7th January, aw*, at the Wbrk Horse. Boar-lane, Leeds ■ I l S2?wl^ J l^ * ?? Dozen- of A»giWMea, 600 Ounces of Silver Plate, ...
... a Green Buoy, marked with the word Wreck,'* has been laid 10 fathoms South of a vessel sunk iv the East Swale. t The Buoy liei in 14 feet at low water spring tides, with the following marks and compass bearings, vir. : — xhe Chancel End of WhiUtable Church, in Une with tho East End of tho Pearson a .Arms Hotel S|E Easterly. Barty Church, in Une with a small building on tua beach at SheUncss, ...