... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. November 20.—King;William,'ft Dock—Catherine Fredinnn I, Johansen, Petersburg, flax ; Laurel, Gove, Riga, nix ; Marie, Nelson, battens. November 21.—Anno, Jongncloud, St Petersburg, flax. November 21. —Camperdovsn Dock—London (ss), Rattray, London goods; Union, White, Newport, light; Ceres, Paris, Tayport, light; Columbia, Anderson, Sundswall, timber. November 21.—Vesper ...

... ^yJlire-J. tiiat the South Good mn I'noy Hon J?_ti ,? ?? »t ables SW hy S from its former posi- th. ?? p* y-** * ls* fathoms at Low Water Spring Tides, with Ris__tlo j ?? mtu'kB 'd compass hearings, viz. :- m*7. OmChur.h, just open _o the South- Bm,_ °f.t_e I,,]ag»taff of Mr. Curling's ?? at Kingadown WNW. ?? Gard Houae on Cornhill. In g^with the South Foreland Low Light Bo»th Said ...

... Mr. JAMES BURNLEY. >j Subject: ** Life and Writings of John Keats. Chair to be taken at Eight o’clock. D. INMAN, Secretary. POSTPONEMENT jy|-R. WOLFF’S CHAMBER CONCERT. Mr. WOLFF is very sorry inform his Subscribers and Friends that he must Postpone his First Chamber Concert, which was announced to Id this evening (Monday), account of the St. George's Hall being let for the Church Literary ...

... FUND. ( FuU Choral Services. ) The Choir wffl be assisted by Mr. DIS TIN, of Westminster Abbey and Chapel RoyaL ««s*-r STHIS EVENING. EEFFIELD MECHANICS' INSTITU- TION. This Evening (Monday), a LECTURE wUI be ?? by J. D. LEADER, Esq., entitled— A Leaf from Old Sheffield r^}°/L _ TLe Chair wiU be taken at Eight o'Clock, by A. AXLOTT, Esq. A imiubion Free. GEO. DAWSON, Secretary. ?? _ „, T _. ...

... * HTH-COAST RAILWAY. For trains from ( \Vi -i end -station) see back page of Bradshaw. v „.r particulars apply at Victoria station, or at 43 : ' . ?? j -us. _ J- P- KNICHT, Trajfk^lauager. ' Metropolitan consolidated \1 STOCK. I. iterest «t £3 10s. per cent, per annum LOAN OF £2,500,000 (Sterling). (Authorised by her Majesty's Treasury ) \!ETEOPOLITAK BOARD of WORKS GIVE NOTICE „ will be ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE 22. —Karl Grey's ttck—Eagle ($), Johnston, Hull, goad?. Kin/ Wiillam'* Dock—Favourite, Findlay, Pete-sburg, Camptrdoxm Dock—Cambria (s), Buik, London, goods. DEPARTURE FROM DUNDKE. November 22. —Rhoda, Huellan, Perth, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Ophir, Haan, at Cap# Verde from Dundee, and sailed for h inst Tinto ship, off Helena for Dundee, 14th ult London. do Dunmail, do do 18th ...

... SOUTHAMPTON. THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. npHE Mail Route to Guern- V ——Tv ?? sey and Jersey by the **i'' g^l^ ROYAL MAIL STEAM ?? SHIPS WAVERLEY, BRIT- TANY and NO RM A ND V, or other Paddle Mail Steam Ships, leaving Southampton Docks for Guernsey and Jeesey on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at a quarter before 12 midnight. Last Train leaves Wa- terloo Station at 9.0 p.m. Leave Jeesey ...

... New College, and the London University, Minister of Nether Chapel, Sheffield. wiD be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, November 23rd and SVtth, 1866. The INTRODUCTORY SERVICE will be held on Tuesday EvMFiNf, . November 28rd, at Seven o'Clock, when the Rev. EUBTACE R. CONDER, M.A., of Leeds, will Preach a Sermon on Congregational Church Principles. The ORDINATION SERVICE will be held on Wednesday ...

... HALF- ; l^j IiLNERAL MEETING ol PROPRIETORS in this . «ill be held at ?? City Terminus Hotel, Cannon ?? i ?? n FRIIiAY, the 2oth November instant, at ' v \, , dock at noon precisely, for the General Business of any, pursuant to the Act. registration Books of tht Company will he Closed from i ;.V. „■,, tit 13th, to Friday, the 20th November instant, t.oth ?? and Transfers, will not be ...

... Fl atworth I 700 tons. I Lon. Docks. ' . . Lcpanto 1500 tons. Lon. Docks. *or Hobart Town.. Ouinteros 700 tons. Lon. Docks. *or Lauiu.s, on . . Ayr 500 tons. Lon. Docks. ' il ?? Arthur Pardew I 500 tons. Lon. Docks. -, . nd Orlers given, bnt no Rteerage taken. Brokers, QUICK, ALLSOP, and Co., 35, Leadenhall street. London. I IVERPOOL and VALPARAISO LINE.— MONTHLY . J SAILINGS Por VALPARAISO, ? ...

... ; .t, well preside S»H'i R w miXBI'RY. Airent \ R D HIGH SCHOOL. It 'i-n.-H DAY willl*'Tßl-KXt'Al, the *3nl ivGRSHII’EUL THE MAYOR will Froaiile. ' 'n. Order the Council. ALGERNON EOOOO. M A , Head Master ...

... tPEBTIES for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT :— A- COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD RESI- PENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton- crescent; A- — DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with stabling and gardens. Shirley. T^fiß S T- C L A S S RESIDENCE, with A extensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in all tuTt 22 acres), and superior stabling, Bishopstoke. A- GENTLEMANS RESIDENCE, with pleasure ...