... Room, Blackburn, on Monday Evening, January 11th, 1860, by the Members of St John's Choir, assisted by Mr. DUMVILLE (from the Manchester Cathedral), and Mr. BIhKETT, under the distinguished patronage of The Worshipful the Mayor of Blackburn, J. SMITH. Esq., James M. Holt, Esq., M.P. John Thwaites, Esq., J.P. C. Starkie, Esq , M.P. Adam Bullough, Esq., J.P. Wat. H. Hornby, Esq., M.P Joseph ...

... EGYPT, from SOUTHAMPTON an ' MARSEILLES. The PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION ...

... is hereby Given, that a GREEN B [JOY marked with the word Wreck, has been laid 15 Fathoms to the Southward of a Brig (name unknown) sunk on the VVhitiker snii The Buoy hestn 5 Fathom, at Low Water Spring Tides', with th. following Compass Bearings, tiz. ;— ~ tUD Whitaker Beacon N W by W Westerly, Whitakerß-o, „ \ ?? -win Middle Light Ve»el l f^ ™** *» j B,orde, ?? O v s^cS D MA?nVL T^ - ...

... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. January s.—Curfew (8.), M'Kechnie, Sunderland H-»ht • Harvest Queen (8). Spence, Sunderland, light • Lorin i' Sunderland, ballast. ' ' orini . GOODS ENTERED TO THE CUSTOM-HOUSE YESTERDAY. Imports Foreign. Eureka. Deas, from SeTille, chests sour oranges bu-^holt—James Keiller ...

... Saturdays. Mr. W. F. WALLETT will also appear. Doors open at 2, commencing at 2 30. Carriages may be ordered for •♦o’clock. Children and Schools Half-price to all parts except Gdlery. Box Office open daily, from Eleven to Three, under the superintendence of Mr. Allen. Notice.— Open every Evening at Seven, the performance commencing at Half-past. Carriages may be ordered for Ten. NEWSOME’S ...

... -ACHED, !t 'v !ii wi TlorlS made, m every Place of Worsnip iv 8h »f- -|!ul .XjLLW_iu'« T HE SHEFFIELD GE^ER \.L IV- -1 V^rv THB I BHEFFIBLO PUBLIC HOSPITAL AND •' ?? and THB HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, on I JaNUABY »lst, 1809, the amounts CoOec'ed to be f1 .Il Medical ChErities' Collection Faud, at the Shettlild ?? George btreet. fihefiidd. in the Names of ?? or the Master Cutler, and the Town ...

... every TUES- I DAI . WEDNESDAY, and •6ATURDA Y January 9, it 9; 12, I at 1 i am. Saloon, 155.; fore cabin. 12s. Return tickets, avail- j aide far one month, a fare auj a half —Offices, 71, Lombaru- sireet, anj 37, Regent-Circus, Piccadilly. LOAN of the CHESAPEAKE and OHIO ' RAILROAD COMPANY Oate the Virginia Central Line), ! 90) miles iv operation ; 221 miles (the remainder) partially con- i ...

... ch Flementary Mathematics, Latin, _ k*§\ a * n V- -.Vriting, and to have the care of the pupil* ■ J.*- ■ r °°. bo nr-.— Address, HEAD MASTER, * • Falmouth Grammar SchooL pubUnitwit-. ?? it i 6 indispensable for every X ?? '^ye -DICTIONARY of the BIBLE. The ?? fa fciolw, and aU who seek to investigate ...

... in conformity with the general system of Buoyage adopted by this Corporation, tho White Buoys marking the port side of the entrance to the River Exo will be coloured Rfeck and White in Vertical Btripes ?? the colour of the Fairway BuSTwiU be altered from Red ?? ta Horizontal fiands. These changes will be made in tho month of ' ?? oriler . ROBIN ALLEN, Secretair. 1 ) K oT I p T Jklts S ...

... Street, Leeds Road. ...

... «: -U). A Collection in the Evening in aid the fund* of the Bradford Infirmary. It NIT MKIHODIST FREE CHURCH, BRIDGE STREET, BRADFORD. IS«‘. ENLARGEMENT OF CHAPEL. NEW ORGAN, Ac. RF. OPENING SERVICES, in connexion therewith, will held under; ...

... ARRIVAT.S AT DUNDEE. Jan. 6.—Earl Grey'* Dock—William Thrift, Keay, Sunderland, coals; M area ret Littlojohn, Keurudy, fecfw'erland, coals. King William'* Dock—Prairie Flower, Nermann, London, ballast. Victoria Do ct—Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Jan. 6.—May, Ritchie, Sunderland, ballast ; Elizabeth Hay, Sunderland, ballad; (s), Doyle, Hull, goods • Mystery, ...