... toallcln- BOHTHERITOCEAN, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, direct Vr.itut tor .lan nary '20. Thi; magnificent ship, for.oing cic of «ie Hl.i. h Ball i.eht. rated tiett of (Jm;. usland paekcts. will be punctually to date The accommodation for all • l.ii it' of passengers cannot he surpassed. To be followed by tho ■''i I OF ENOLAN 0 packet for .'Oth Fehru ry. A r ' ?? line* and Co., Liverpool ; all ...

... uncil. dated respectively the ?? *u ...

... great fire broke out in the London and St. Katherine's Docks, on Monday last. The particular stack of warehouses in which the fire originated lined the whole of one side of the eastern basin of the docks, with a frontage towards it, and the back overlooking East Smithfield, whicb lies between the upper end of Ratcliff Highway and the Mint. The building has six storeys, and in were vast masses ...

... Officers present at Barracks. Staff, Colonel C. R. Jeffreys,C.B Commandant Major F. B. l'ritton Staff-Surgeon J. Ekin Assistant-Surgeon Alder Paymaster F. Feneran Barrackmaster E. Otway Quatermaster, P. Higgins Chaplain, Rev S. Clarke ls ...

... Thursday Evening, at Seven .-lack, in Undress Uniform. C 'cle» ™ By oro >r of E ...

... to supply Wiaee KE COMPANY for PORT, at I6s 36s.; also mum fine Old Crusted [NE COMPANY tor SHJBRLY.al ?? |MMg& aWincslrcsa#fr.4tWdi*». ?? S'E CO MPANYfor CHAMPAGNE «s., 60s : also all the known brands , ; [HE COMPANY for CLARET, at 24s.; also some splendid Wines, S E COMPANY for BEAUJOLAIS, 5 . per dozen ; strongly recommend- XE COMPANY for CHABLIS, at per doren. These possess a light with ...

... B - LNSULAB _nd ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATIW'oSm • ' j,-, ?? ,k ?? an.: receive Cargo and Parcels at their ?? ?? '■'*- .•'.•-tar MaiU . t*>lit, Aden. Ceylon, MaK ?? straits, an i China, by their steamers leaving South J£ ?? ._ the 4.h and attn of every month for GibrS. B: on_h: and for Mauritius, King George's Sound _ __ i Sydney, by the steamers leaving Southimpton *. . r'jof every inon__.— For ...

... 4, 1866. OT_OE ia HEREBY GIVEN, that pnmiaut i to the advertisernt-it from this house, dated li). i. ept *.m .or ' 1a.4, the Gorton Light Vessel has boen moved NNF. . E I 6-lOths j »ile, ami now Ucs in 16 fathoms at low water spring tid _s. with Ihe following marks and compass bearings vis. — The Tidal Flag-tall on Gorl eston South Pier Head, in line w ,tli the Chancel End of Gorleston t. mrch ...

... I -- - ■■ Si m. mM^B' 1 ?* ?? ■'• i f ?? : 'W«':A;i.ioi>-o;.BO aire THE LEICE 1 T E KWffiE O WWI E TT ^T T-m IS* ?? ' ?? ?? SATUKDAY, JANUA^f ■6, 1866. VOT, *i*i •_PRTn» t M «» °* ie •*• P« r Quar ...

... be given.—Applications or enquiries made of Henry Gulliver, 89. Bristol Road, Birmingham, promptly attended to. TITAN TED, the Friends of a young Lady, information with regard to an occupation of Ladylike character.—Apply to W., Malvern N«ks 0(Roo, Malvern. WANTED, a Situation as HOUSEMAID, by one of lung experience and with good references.— Apply, A. P., care of Mrs. Lewis, Lowesmoor Bridge, ...

... FLINTSHIRE, SHROPSHIRE, CHESHIRE. AND NORTH WALES REGISTER FOBbISHED EVERT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AND EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED ON THE BAKE DAT THROUGHOUT THE PRINCIPALITY. ...

... jj!, ] IGAL SON, by the Rev. H. TARRANT. TO-MORROW EVENING. SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.— On Sunday i . • -r,e next, the Rev. J. BURBIDGE will F-reaehliis ANNUAL SFRMON to Young Men, in BT. STEPHEN'S N r\ic ...