... and after the middle X^l of the month of December next, a Fog Trumpet will be sounded on board the Ne warp Light Vessel in thick weather, in lieu of a Gong. Should any accident occur to the apparatus the Gong will be sub- stituted until the repairs are effect- tl. _ Jjy order, 5 ? 1 ! Al'i'KN, Secretary. I^OTICEkTPASSENGERS, by Messrs. GREEN'S SHIP i^l WALMER GASTLE, Captain H. EERRIDGE, to ...

... by Mr ALBLKI UUKY, obe SOLD »* AUCiiUJW h 1g69 ander di 3. on Monday n^ext November , , ?? brick making machine, sundry at one o'clock p.m., most punctually. b rr>VDPOETH, NEAR WREXHAM. SALE BT^UCTIONOPHOUgHOLD FURNITURE MR WILLIAM CONN*OR has received instructions fmra Mr William Davie3, mine agent, Williams's •ow Coedpoeth, near Wrexham, to SELL by PUBLIC a?tpttOV on Friday next, November ...

... a Respectable Farmer's Daughter a Re-engagement as HOUSEKEEPER in a Farm House. First-class References can be given —Address, M.A., Mr. Cowley's, Blake's Hill Farm Hi— ton, near Evesham. ' WANTED, a Situation as HOUSEKEEPER to a Bachelor or Widower, where another Servant or two are kept.— Address, M. M., Post Office, Worcester. WANTED, a strong, trustworthy WOMAN as GENERAL SERVANT. Two in ...

... -'vV SlvirN -:y ? ., c-e.'.erated Da.> \U-L v : a ! ,„,, il aud .'-TEND. Departure London, 7.40 am : arrival ' t ?? -j I'msscls, 5.20; and Cologne,:: p.m. Departure , r ?? N r::. and South Germany, Rhine, Switzerland, Italy 1 [ ; . ?? -Time bills at Continental Express, 13 Grace- • * v street and I niversal Office, 34, Regent-circus! Time ' tali ,- ..id guide books. ■ \ N'IWERP, BRUSSELS, and ...

... LAST WEEK OF Mr. FREDERICK YOUNOE’S LONDON COMPANY This Evurmo will presented CASTE, by T. W. ROBERTSON. To-Morrow and Wednesday, SCHOOL, and on Thursday CASTE. On Friday next the Performances will be for the BENEFIT Mr. FREDERICK YOUNGE. Doors open at Seven o’clock, to commence Each Evening at Uaif-past. Box Plan at Mr, Moroan’s. N.B.—The Company will appear in PRESTON Mondat Next. fJIHEATRE ...

... November, 1869. ?TOTICE is hereby Given, that, it being considered ad- .oiaches to the Thames conformity v.itn I y this coriioration, aith the approval of the ' Hoard of Trade, and •vhic!. to extend to al! the Buoys under the charge of this 3outh Channels of the Thames will be so altered shifting, which ?? place in the months of Ma-.- 1870. ires of this system are that the Starboard side of ...

... a Jewish guardian, on the ground that the girl had arrived the age of twenty, and had embraced the Christian faith. A man, unknown, was on Friday found lying on Putney Heath, with his bruns blown out. had pistol grasped by his right hand, which was lying upon his breast. He had evidently laid himself down upon a sloping bank among the furze, with hia head back, and had discharged the pistol at ...

... fund 497,880 yin ;;v received on DEPOSIT at tae following rates of kite- , „ j, : . ent per annum, repayable on demand. \. a:: i * uuarter per cent, per annum, repayable at seven notice; and , a:: ; .. half per cent per annum repayable at 11 days' , .maill, Nov. 5, 1369. THE UNITED LAND COMPANY (Limited) . iperating with the CONSERVATIVE BENEFIT l ?? society ~ I ; ■ i .ilowing FREEHOLD ESTATES ...

... 1*69. ?? Three °' clock » by S AM UEL OSBORN, Esq >0 I JOSEPH I'ELL, Esq. on the Evening of the same Day, a TEA MEETING wiU w»,..d in tht Schoolroom of Wesley Chapel, Fulwood tl 5 to ct-muiencc at Five o'Clock; after which a PUBLIC SvFTING »ill b f held in the Chapel, the chair to be taken , -ill by XX E. PEACE, Esq. **rhV following Ministers wffl take part in the proceedings : iX. w H. Tavlor ...

... THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. «^ rfIHE Mail Route to Guern- _t\~ — -fi\^ _1_ sey and Jersey by the ROYAL MAIL STEAM s«RSn» SHIPS WAVERLEY, BRIT- TAN V, and NO RM AND V, 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. j Leave Jersey foi ...

... the truth of the report, it was found be correct. The crime was perpetrated in house one mile and half from Llanpampsaint. Three men and a female servant were in the house the time. The deceased, who was married woman, was placing supper on the table, when she was fired at and killed, the shot entering close under her heart, and, escaping from her body, it entered book. Marks of the murderer's ...

... HaU. * Subject : •' Sinele Blessedness. Chairman, JOHN ASKHAM, Esq. N.B. — All interested Parties are invited. THIS EVENINg7~^ ~ SOUTH STREET CHAPEL MISSIONARY MEETING AT SEVEN Mr. JEFFKIES in the Chair. ADDBESSES will be .riven bythe Revs. J. ADDYMAN _m_ J. MEDICRAFT (Deputation). Rev. JOHN INNOCENT of China, a native of Sheffield ; and Rev. JAMES MAUGHAN of Adelaide, Australia. A CoUection ...