... of _ei>»rt_re, apply to F. 11. Wr: man and Co., shipping agent., S.,St. Hclen'-.plact;', London. DEVI. iOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE ot PACKETS.— Tho following high-classed VESSELS aud r.ger Ships will be di-patclred as under :— Port. j Ships. Captains. 1 Docks. To Sail. Port Phillip.. 'Feignte. 11. W. Norris ?? IIU.D. CxTT Port 1 a W. Omudaco ?? |E. I.D. Oct. X Kyuuty Ir.nrir.ir C'a.lle ..J. B. ...

... Hall, oi ?? O^t. M^and WW to-day, Tnurad»y. Further Parucu.Ars wul be a } ■ B — ~ GEORGE F^X. Secretirie*. CRE3WIOK COEBITT, / THIS EVENING, »fR. MCNDBLLA* CANDIDATURE. 'VL ATTEE-LIFFE-CUM-DAKVALL WAED. •IteTHrtnrt C j.nintre* «c urg^t.y request*! to attend a IEIIVG.it!. ?? Evbxuu sioht ?? foi U.e ?? of iuiportiut Business. W. IAUL. | „ D 6. W. X iTCHTNG, } ■ ...

... S (Gloucester-road) to the CITY in S3 minutes. ' ' -ii-iiie Journey Tickets. Return Tickets. i ist Cl. 2d Ci. 2d Ct Ist CT. 2d CT. Sd. CT. j „ rfC ...

... ARRIVALS DEJJ. ■September 3 \ —Victria Dock—Lancaster, Smith, Holyisland lime. Kino William's Dick— Alexandria, Watson, Riga, flax ; Britannia, Cables, Archangel, flax ; Charles, Simpson, London, jute; Je*sy, Wiffiams, Middlesbro', coke, &c. Earl Prey's Dock—Breeze, Low, Sunderland, coals ; Lorina, horns, Nowcast'e. co«ls ; Britannia, Pattie, Sunderland, coals ; Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, ...

... mHE ROCK, opposed to RITUALISM. mHE ROCK, opposed to ROMANISM. mHE ROCK, opposed to RATIONALISM. PROTESTANT ELECTORS, read the ROCK, a Church of England Family Newspaper. Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, One Penny. THE ROCK, sold at all Newsvendors and Railway Bookstalls in town and country. Office. 117 to 120, Aldersgate-street, London, E.C. L^ONDON SOCIETY for OCTOBER. With Eleven Illustrations by ...

... Hall, Tor or Boaraa Stkbet. half paat Fire o'clock TEA Win prortded. «d each. After the Report will preaeated, the Oflcera elected, end Addressee Ki.cn the Rea, B. Woos, Key. 8, B ...

... SHIRE ■*• mmdV'Zce^ '^VORD- ™ TUESDAY, the 20th day 1 1 V ■ CHEI* 51 „ . £ieven o'clock in the lorenoou * B&*^. dS^- ?? - v to vun afu ' ta 'K*_r*» ,i ' , '''«!il--ri'-T EtETBS o'clock, the Oaths * _K !^r£SD Ar ' li'be administered to such persons as i ■_ .>r r _atrt» 0D *, ?? tbeui. . ' ■ V-rSUroM o* .twines, relating to th.A,.-es,ii : .i:t7 * ■ W« o •^-^eeuicnt of the County Stock ...

... 4 f , ?? , «7r. / w PRICE (WITH SUPPLEMENT) STAMPED 3d, UNSTAMPED. PUBLISHED BY THOMAS FORMAN, 17, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. NO. 1180— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1868. Established to Defend and promote the Agricultural, the Commercial, and Colonal interests of this mighty Empire— to cherish, to protect, and to stimulate British Industry, in England, in Scotland, Ireland, on the Ocean, and in the over ...

... DEPARTURES PROM DUNDEE. October I.—Thea, Wen*', Chnrlestown, light ; Hennsegt, Chr'stensen, Alloa, ballast ; Jane Sawyers, Myles, Newcastle, ballast; Brothers, Bovter, Bo'ness, ballast; William. Beattie, Sunderland, ballast ; Lady of the Lake, Haggart, Minderlan'l, ballast ; Hlizabeth Hay, Sunderland, liallast; Betsy, Dyke, Sunderland, b'liast; Curfew(«.), M'Kechnie, Sunderland, ballast ; ...

... e Committ.e for promotijg th»t Gentleman s JS ' * L. sA the Gabdek street Cobobeoatiobal Bcstsoo M« To-Nx- (ftid.j). at Eurht oVI wa. 8008, A ?? v E ttTAINTOX wit! Prp r side. CREBWICK CORBITr, Secretary pro tern. TO-MuRBOW BRIGdTBU)« WASD. ?? Tifß. MUsHDELLAS CANDIDATURE. a GENERAL MEETING of the District Committees of this ■Ward will be held in the Timi-bbakce Hall, Kllesoiere roai, on ...

... ».'. > W. HARRISON, will leave the , ' ?? '• 5. ■' ; very superior aooommodation for parent, ws, a sur. eon.— Apply to P. Green and Co., BLACKWi LL LINE of PACKETS.— For MEL- n,J^U. . Direct-Messrs. GREEN'S .hr P A.AMI'.MMiN. 1.00 tons, CUi,_ain N. MARDER, will leave the rnbei. Ha» very superior accomi.. l_. v 7 i'eon. -Appiy to F. Orecn aud Co , *10, l_eu OVERLAND ROUTE.-STJPPLEMENT__RY ...

... The following report was read at the last meeting of this body, and it will be found worthy the serious consi- deration of our readers : — Gentlemen,— Your attention has been invited to the resolutions which have been passed by this Council upon some of the most important questions affecting agricul- tural interests ; and the Council respectfully urge upon you the desirability of giving the ...