... THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. riIHE Mail Route to Guern- I—-Hks.1 — -Hks. JL sey and Jersey by the •^TffiJfllH^ ROYAL MAIL STEAM Jgffigfe SHIPS WAVERLEY, BEIT- TAN V, and NORMANDY, or other Paddle Mail Steam Ships, leaving Southampton Docks for Guernsey and Jersey on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at a quarter before 12 midnight. Last Train leaves Wa- terloo Station at 9.0 p.m. Leave Jersey ...

... November 7. 1569. when SERMONS will be Preached—in the Morning the Rev. J. G. ALL, Pastor of the Congregation ; in the Evening by the Rev. J. R. CAMPBELL, D.D. Divine Service at 10.30 a.inland 6 p m. Collections will made at each Service towards defraying the expenses incurred. N.B.—The usual Communion Service will be necessarily deferred. TLKLEY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.— X The Rev. S. D. ...

... prompt dispatch : — For Brisbane Flatworth 700 tons. Lon. Docks. Fo» Hobart Town.. Quiuteros 700 tons. Lon. Docks. 9er Lanneeston . . . . Ayr 500 tons. Lon. Docks. For Port Natal ?? Tweed 400 tons. Lon. Docks. Brokers, QUICK, ALLSOP, and 00., 35, Leadeuhall street. London. OOYAL MAIL LINE toBRAZIL and RIVER PLATE. XV —The Company's STEAMERS leave Southampton on the 9th •Teach month (touching ...

... in Paradise square, on Saturday Afterkoon, at Four ?? to hear an ADDRESS, and to pass a Resolution eondemS. ' Music H_Jl OAI>HXAD ' 8 Bp€echand Proceedings in the Pavilion N-R-— Weather Jailing, come to the Temperance Hull, J>ROFESSOR FOWLER'S~ l_isf~DAY BUT O N E t PRIVATE PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS EACH DAY akd EVENING in the ANTE-ROOMS, MUSIC HALL, SURREY STREET. SATURDAY, NOV. 6th, THE ...

... ?? l 8 ' Quarter Session for the purpose of , no t the Provisions of the above-mentioned Act, I '?'HI'REtf Y GIVE KOTrCE that &t a meeting of such utee held at Chelmsford on Friday, the 29th day of 'Sr ultimo, the following RESOLUTIONS with reference **S\ Act. and also to the Orders of Council, dated ° pectivelj the 10th of August and 28th of September last, 'S adopted :— That a Sab ...

... TREES, &c, EXTENDING OVER 150 PAGES OF LETTER-PRESS, Is now Published, and will be forwarded to all applicants on receipt of eight postage stamps, and sent gratis to customers The following form part ef the CONTENTS OF CATALOGUE- ACHTMENES. CINERARIAS. LIT TT7M ...

... forwarding to our office for reference and distribution, tke Plans and Partieu rt o/ Mstaut, and Catalogue of Machinery, Furniture, Books, and *tk*r Property advertised in our columns. Meg fc» avttrtictt ~~ BYl?OTT AND NEALE. OTTand NEALE will SELL by AUCTION, at their Repository, at Twelve precisely, on Saturday, Kovem^r 6th. 1869, a capital HANSOM CAB, with circular front in excellent ...

... will appear Each Evening this week in T. W. Robertson's brilliantly successful Comedy, SCHOOL. Box Flan open at Mr. Morgan’s News Room. gT. GEORGE’S HALL Mr. FREDERICK TOCTKGE has the honour to announce, id replv to numerous inquiries the subject, that CASTE will he produced on Monday next. The Company will api>ear in Preston November 15th. LOUIS FURSTENHEIM, Wholrsalf. and DEALER IN FENTS, ...

... cabin, Us. Return tickets, available one ■ el 10s - The renowin-1 Steam ship BARON oSi', en- , r stored and redecorated. J. F. Van Doipeniiall, Com- ?? li. i t, leaves St. Katharine's Wharf, near the Tower, EVERY DAY, at twelve o'clock uoon, returning from Antwerp t :, Wednesday at twelve o'clock noon— Applications for the shipment oi merchandise must be made to the London j ac ?? Messrs. ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Nov. 4. —King William's Dock—Curfaw (-), M'Kechiie, Bunderland, coTs. Camperdovm Dock—Siolet, Sunderland, coals. Brought up in the river, the Pearl of Baston, Easdale with a carso of states. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. November 4.— Gothenburg, Sparks, Newcastle, ballast; Orion (s), Jievermann, shields', ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Queen, Amiss, Helvoet, from Fraserburgh, Ist ...

... -H ?? __T_ Sir w - w - w y nn ' 8 Hounds at j \J. ■ Rednal Station j ^ Michaelmas term begins !G\ 'W T Sir W. W. Wynn _ Hounds at _» W Kennels. ?? Fair at Flint. A -T- Fair at Wrexham §> Zlj I Chester Poultry and Dog Show 1 •* Cheshire Hounds at Duddon Heath _! ?? TJi. Si r W - W * w y nn ' s Hounds at Pen- |j mi i e y —Cheshire Hounds at High- I VX way Side Chester Poultry and Dog Show. _j ...

... of age, paying their passage to the Colony, can select a homestead of 80 or 160 acres, at a quit rent of 9d and 6d per acre for five years, when they become entitled to the freehold. Land Orders, £30 per adult, are also granted to persons paying their passage to the Colony. Assisted passages are granted to shepherds, ploughmen, ag- ricultural labourers, quarrymen, gardeners, miners, carpenters ...