... S Za, ne-tt, the Rev. J. BURBLDGE will Preach his R-VT aTc-ERMON to Young Men, in ST. STEPHEN'S ffIURCH.— Service will commence at Half-past Bix o'Clock. H^AL~LTM[ CRICKET CLUB. A GEN^R M WELTING of the Members ef the above Sob wfli 1* held oc MONDAY, January Wh. at BudvßUe, , at f£ez o'CloeV p.m., to deride about playing ?? Match. JUmbtr* an^ HOaestod to att^ d - H BRAIf wELL, Sec ?_~T FhTl I ...

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... The examination witnesses with regard to the lighting of the Tay was completed yesterday. The witnesses were members of the Seamen Fraternity, and amongst them there was also diversity of opinion. While two were in favour of a lightship outside the river, the others asserted that the Buddonness towers, improved, would do all and more than a floating light could do. It was admitted, however, by ...

... Nobody suspected, nay, almost accused, of very grave offence, has ever received fairer play than Mr Eyre, the Governor of Jamaica. When the news arrived in this country of the deplorable outbreak of African savagery at Morant Bay, all classes combined to praise the official for what seemed a wise measure of just severity. In many cases of popular discontent mildness is often only cruelty ; and ...

... Jamaica is the great political puzzle of the day. Mail after mail has arrived since the news of the outbreak at Morant Bay, and yet no satisfactory explanation of the affairs has been received, nor of the measures repression to which it led. The belief in a plot to massacre the white and brown races seems to universally accepted in the island ; and the measures taken by the Government—those ...

... ?? -ai ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGAIW' com . ?? n--. r>. and r. eeive Cargo and Parcels a* their ?? „ a, Jibraltar. Malta, _4r>7*. Aden. Ceylon iMaS__ :: , -traits, and Cmv, by their steamers ka^ng Se.utri. ; - . , i, ihe 4:11 aim 26th of month f-.r Gibraltar ?? -; ?? ?? Xd, n, ar.d Domhay, by those of the lath ?? ?? _i..l tor Mauntius, Kiag George's So__d ; . .. ?? Sydney, l.y the steamers leaving ...

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... GRAIN SHOOTING BOOT W-A.R.aAISr-T'E-O 165., DELIVERED Free to any Station on the Great Eastern Line. MANUFACTORY, SOUTHGATE TANNERY -BURY ST. EDlVirj-NTD'S. H. P. HAYHOE, WRITER, GRAIN ER, AND MARBLER TO THE TRADE, No. 25, HATTER STREET, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. ; J. J. TUCK, COOPER, MEASURE & HOOP MAKER, HAS in stock butter & milk keelers, bright & white hoop milk pails, barrel and box churns, and ...

... THE VOLUNTEER CUP. Before commencing the business of the meeting yesterday, the Provost exhibited the Corporation Cup recently voted the Council to the Dundee Rifle Association. The cup i 3 very handsome piece of plate, standing about inches high, and having suitable designs carved upon it. The selection of the design very creditable to Provost Parker's taste. town's claim tub are glad to ...

... « c ?? J J ?? ' ?? Morcton Bay, direct jacket for January 20. '1 cnt ship, fon Iho Black Ball celebrated l, ts, will bo lied ?? to date. The accommodation for all be followed by tho 1 . rv. v, ?? ?? ?? J»*»es B „u ts for the Wack I, ill line; and T. M. Mackayund Co., LLe.ulcnhall-strcct, OVERLaSTT ROUTE i EtSEILLES. BERVICKS MAIM'I'I.MKS MKSSAGERIE3 IMPERIALEB Tl,„i. >m l' M:i;N ' MAIL ...

... in garble, Granite, and Stone. Chimney-pieces in British and Foreign Marbles. Desipns forwarded by post to any part of the kingdom. Goods carriage Iree 20 miles from Manchester or Hudders- ficld. Monuments, Tablets, Head-stones, and Tombs always in Stock, from JEI to £200 each. MARBLE WORKS AND SHOW ROOMS, BROOK-STREET, HUDLERSFIELD. Land T. FISHER and DYSON invite the • attention of the ...

... fare to ' ?? Uml 9rders 80i -. to »» classes. ™i;t ii ERN OCEAN, ioi BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, direct g»c«et for January 24. Thi. magnificent ship, forming o_ie of , ■J* Black Rail celebrated fleet of Quocnal.ind packets, will be ■•patched punctually to date. The accommodation for all Jjass sof psu ehgers cannot be surpassed. To be ?? by the nipper Ship Si AR OF ENGLAND packet for 28th Febru ...