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... RYDE WORKING MEN'S CLUB. rpHE Committee respectfully announce an ENTER- TAINMENT, consisting of TEA, followed by a CONCERT and READINGS, at the TOWN HALL and VICTORIA ROOMS, on MONDAY, November 12th, 1866. Tea will be provided in the Town-hall, at o'clock. The Concert and Readings will take place in the Victoria-rooms, at 7.30. The Chair will be taken by the President, the Re*. W. H. ...

... . i , ,; ?? , i> E I'aily, Mondays excepted. NoV. • .. M j a t M am. Fares— London to Boulogne : . Return tickets, a fare an ■! a half. ij — i class, lius.. saloon and second class, 215.; ?? ee-cu' *l*ss 165.; fore cabin and third -.lass, 15s.' ' ' ' Looibst l-street, and 37, Regent-circus, Ticcadilly. \ \ ?? -Tiie GENERAL STEAM 0 V , , '■ leiN r ...

... Tuesday, November 6. This market began to-day on the usual stance on the crofts of Uounc, and will close Thursday. Tne weather in the morning and during the early part of the forenoon was exceedingly rough and wet, but after midday it cleared up, and on the whole a tolerably favourable day supervened. The rains of yesterday and this morning had taken the l bloom off the fleeces of.the sheep, ...

... j7th November next. ■^jP-* 'r - „.. ?? o'clock punctually. I . _.ij l„ v. iv inn -h inhumed tn obviate I I' _.v ■■l* l , _ - ilsl bss b.eii e.jx 11, -i.ee J in former H ?? 4s - each - B sH E-P POX. ■ ?? * ■. v \,»TK'K. '.iot by i.t. Order of the J t ?? ?? ,1 .!■ .i ihe ?? d.y ...

... NEALE are instructed by the #•-_** to the Estate of Mr. G. Herbert to SELL by X whole of his excellent Drawin?. Dining U lN r.' room, and other FURNITURE: Pianoforte s**._S_o»toa, G!ass, &c., removed from the resi- S^Wi to the Mart, Wheeler-gate. To take place -..{¦ ¦*••£, veiater 2nd. At, the same time, the Furniture pf ...

... Holt trinity church, Worcester. WANTED, for the Voluntary Choir of the above ALTO and BASS YOICES.-Application to be Mr. Spark, Organist and Choir Master. WANTED, a young Person, who is a good DRESS-MAKER, and to Wait on a Lady.— E. 8., Post Office, Stratford-on Avon. • « TAXTKD. a good CAP MILLINER. Per\\ mamjnt Situation and good Salary.—Apply to Messrs. Scott and Oram, Worcester. TRADESMEN, ...

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... Maiden of Pragci. — t BlI.iT-- • xa * ' iT ' ?? ?? — The Lost Cable— Rribers and Balls in Onr .Village—Profit- ili Vsw* Cok Fossb aooKE.- Conclusion. * or Verse from a Tourist s Journal. _*L_ Rule and Rebellion. L NITED STATES. Should the Ministers do? .pMCKWOoD and Sons, Edinburgh snd Lon lon TO LET, URGE YARD and WORKSHOP, situate in I ikmsfde-street and Wood-street, now occupied _, fi L. ...

... SUFFOLK CATTLE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION. PRESIDENT : THE ?? OF STRADBROKE, LOUD LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY. NOTICE. THE Members of this Association are requested to make all communications as to withdrawal, or reductions of insurances, or claims, etc., direct to the Secretary. H. Arthur Greene, at the Central Office, 17, Museum-street, Ipswich. Personal application will be made through the District ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Not-, I—Camperdoicn Dock —Brilliant, Walker, Quebec, timbar. Victoria Dock—Brothers, Boyter, Bo'ness, coals. Earl Dock—Vesper (s.s.), Nicoll, Newcastle, coals ; Queen (s.s.), Doyle, Grangemouth, goods. King William; Dock —Venture, Baird, Blyth, coals ; Jane Miller, Ameas, London, jute. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Nov. I.—M. Sammen, Sammen, Forth, ballast; Lydia, Ireland, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Oct. 31.—Karl Grey's Dock—'William Thrift, Keay, Sun derland, coals ; Mary, Haddon, Newcastle, coals. VictorL Dock—lndustry, Hicks, Bo'ness, coals. Camperdovm J)oc —Scotia (s.s.), Buiir, London, Roods. DEPARTURES FRO.M DUNDEE. Oct. St.—Eagle (s.s.), Johnston, Hull, goods; Hibernu (s.s.), Findlay, London, goods ; Times, Robinson, ballast; Trial, Menzies, Shields, ballast; M. ...