... in the Lower Boom of the Cutlers' Hall, by the Rev. GEORGE SANDFORD, M.A., Vicar of St. Judo's, Eldon etreet, on The Church of England Antagonistic to the Chnrch of Rome. The Chdir wiU be taken at HaU-past Seven ?? by the Rev. J. E. BLAKENEY, M.A. Admission Free. A CoUection wiU be made at the close. THIS DAY. TMFTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY WES- £rEE^!£pe£BTHOI>I6T DION'S, NORFOLK The PUBLIC ...

... :— . p j-*t. Captains. Docks. ITo Sail. p' lr } Phillip. . ?? CeorgeJenkius. . JE-LD. Oct. 30. JOt Phillip., dipper Ship ?? ?? Urueklay Castle.. J. Wallace E. 1.1). Nov.lt. Sjl^ HawkcFtniry ?? Philip Sayers. ?? K.1.1i. Nov. 30. K-nty Stratbnaver .10. jf™ ?? Tamesa (new) . W. O. PhiUips ?? tt-.D. Nov. 5. 2« el «de ?? Channel Qui - |L-D. Noi ' Town Frances MUI) - ?? Nov Jff-nveaton.. Clodian H. ...

... SOUTHAMPTON for ?? ! UEIRA »t noon on the Sd November next. 1 « i elleut accommodation for passengers. Jjj ; trst-class fare, £15 and upwards. 1 y For iurther information apply to J. M. LLOYD, Secretary, bb, Moorgate-street, Londca. kJI EZ CANAL— PLEASURE TRIP to J M Alexandria, Tort Sad, Ismaila, Suez, Cairo, and hack to Marseilles by tbe magnificent splendidly-titted passenger steam- ship ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. October 30.—Camperdoicn Dock—Hibernii (s), Findlay, London, goods. Karl Grey's D»«k—Harvest Q leen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coal*. 31. —King William's Lock- Orion (>), N evermann, Riga, fl ix. Arrived in the river. October 31. —The Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, and Vesper (s), Mudie, both from Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDSE. October 30 —London (s), Rattray, London, ...

... BRANCH. * of Course LECTURES, will dolivennl ' ~f th,. M row Arno*’ Institctf. on Ti '' ; V enib«*r 2nd. IS4«. the ' i’.v TAYI-OK, LL.D., of Llrerpool. •». t' ' Only or Comprehension and Limitation.** ur to taien at balf-past S»>von o’diwk, vbrt JOHN RAND. Esq _ Membership—(per annum) Male or Female As^vmtes,-’s. tid.; Working Classes. Is. V Vree. front seats reserved for Meinbere and ;. r ,-h ...

... Temperance HaU. Subject : Breach of Promise. Chairman— DANlEL DONCASTER, Esq. inviUßdT akerB * nd PromiBe - bre&kers • urgently F„_ THIS EVENING. IRST WEST YORK ENGINEER VOLUNTEER CORPS ENTERTAINMENTS, 1860-70. The First of the Season wiU be given in the Assembly Rooms, Norfolk street, en Tuesday, Kov. 2nd, to commence at Eight o'Clock. Admission— One Penny. Front Seats, Threepence ; Re- ...

... PROCEEDS UNDER STEAM. Will receive goods all Wednesday, sth November. GLASGOW TO YOKOHAMA. (Will call at Nagasaki, should encouragement offer, and with leave to call at Singapore and Hong Kong.) The splendid new Clyde-built powerful composite Screw Steamer, WILH ELif I N EMM A, Sixteen years A 1 at Lloyd’s. 600 tons. 100-horse power nominal; 550 indicated. H. R. BRAMMELL, Commander. For ...

... POST OFFICE. THE STAMP MUST BE VISIBLE ON THE OUTSIDE 07 THE PAPER WHEN POSTED FOR DELIVERY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM ?? VBia FA^rS. and also atthe £SSS$^* MnBke ?? S^S^lfrW Harmon, E. J. Everson Liteham, Thos. F. Leatherdale Newmarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Ferry, JB. Hill WaUingham, J. Curson ?? re etJ p^^. Boxford, K. ?& ?? BNtt ?? *^ Miller JKBfc&SS&S*^ SSSttWSft- KE^bST* CHARGES FOR ...

... in con . oil* tie Land's End neini; now far adi ...

... passenger steam- ?? A. Aal, I,ooo tons. ?? o horsepower, ...

... DISTRICT. A more than usually protracted harvest has now been almost brought to a close. Potato lifting will finished throughout the district this week, provided the present open weather continues. The ingathering of the corn crops was frequently interrupted showery weather, and farmers in their eagerness to get all under cover have, we fear in many instances, not increased the quality of ...

... THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. fTIHE Mail Route to Guern- Vr~TfcSv JL sey and Jersey by the -rgl ?TKUff^i ROYAL MAIL STEAM JJJMIiU. STTTPS WAVERLEY, BEIT- TAN V, and NORMA N D 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. Leave* Jersey ...