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... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1864. Important intelligence has been received from the seat of war in Schlevwic. On Friday, three o'clock, afternoon, Prince Frederick Charles threw a pontoon bridge over the Scblei, near Amis, and crossed the river with his division. Roder's brigade crossed boats, posted fot ward, and captured fcur 24-pounders. At two o'clock on Saturday morning, dnring snow-storm, the ...
... iu( t bo found In those of any other line, will be ! ly : — i Class. Ports. To Sail. . . I A 110 years. . Auckland I Sailed. AI i) years.. Canterbury (March 10. AI 7 years.. Auckland j March 25. |A 1 12 years.. Otago | March 31. Wy to WILLIS, GANN, and Co, 3, Crosby-square, who )*t issued the Mnth Edition of their Handbook of Kya-ad, or to CREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., 1 and 2, .enue. _ NEW ...
... meson. THIS DAY (-LITURDAY). FEB. 20th. A GBAND -LLUMINATED MO ...
... rfff* ajlgJSSb- AXNIVERSABY V rtATB I'- -lit schools in connection with this V 5^7 ft. 6^ v. ruing, at Half -past Ten, and J&o ?? hv M thc BVv.HEKRY TARRANT, [S JSvtffifiS, at Half-past Two, by the Vvktf& ...
... TO MELBOURNE. Duko of Newcastle Melbourne 002 '2000 Feb. 15 Alricana Melbourne ?? 1567 3000 ?? Feb. 20 Tornado .Melbourne 1804 4000 Mar. 20 Morning Light . .. Melbourne 2340 5000 ?? Apr. 20 LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND. OoJd°n Sunset^'new; Canterbury Feb. 10 W.H.Uaee_ — _ (new) ; anterbniy Mar. 30 The Clippers of this line are noted for their superior accom- modation, punctuality of sailing, and ...
... Lancaster. A SINGING MATCH will take place at the Marton 's Arms, on Saturday, 27th of February. Open to all Canary Birds in town. — Apply for particulars. THE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH Si AUSTRALIAN CHARTERED BANK. PAID UP CAPITAL, _?600,000. DEPOSITS received for fixed periods at the follow, ing rates of Interest, payable half-yearly or quarterly, if desired, viz :— 4 per Cent per Annum, subject ...
... THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1864. Official intimation has been given by the Danish Government to Prussia that orders had been given for the capture of all German vessels. Preparatory to general embargo of all ships in the Prussian ports, two Danish vessels were seized by the authorities at Swinemunde. There are indications that the Allies intend to enter Jutland. Our telegraphic news contains a ...
... STEAM NAVIGATION COM ?? I ?? n^rs and receive ...
... C. GAMBLE, Commander, will be dispatched from the East India Docks sth March. This fine vessel has a lofty and commodious poop, offering great advantages to chief cabin passengers, and has also very superior accommoda- tion for a limited number of second and third Class. She will carry a surgeon, and call at Plymouth if required.— For freight or passag. apply to PHILLIPPS, SHAW, and LOWTIIER, ...
... GIVEN, that a Green Buoy, marked with the word Wreck, has been lad near a Vessel sunk off the Elbow, with her Masts showing abo\ c water. Tbe Buoy lies in 6} Fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, w tb the following Marks and Compass Bearings, viz. : — Christ Church, Ra— isgate, its width open Eastward of Ramsgate Mill Vf_Q Broadstairs Cnurch, in line with the Water Works Tower at Broadstairs W ...
... rising generation with every wearable requisite of the very best kind, prices entirely lower than similar goods could be produced elsewhere. BOY S AND YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING, previous to the opening of this Establishment, had been sold at eshorbitantly high prices, and the Proprietors aeciu'' the want of Establishment exclusively devoted to Bovs and Youno Mr.*, were induced to commence this ...
... the HALF-YEARLY ?? 5, e PROPRIETORS Of this Company Office-, 71, Lombard-street, on ** »; th? ' ?? lt \ wo o'clock precisely, pursuant to ?? . . jt ...