... Thursday, 30th December, inst., at three o'clock in the afternoon, at tbe Western Hotel, Penzance, in sue or more lots as shall be determined on at the time of sale, and subject to the conditions to be then read and produced, the fee-simple and inheritance of and in all that capital farm called NEWH A M , situate in the parish of Sancreed, in the occupation of Mr. Jeremiah Jelbart (at a yearly ...

... ready CAPITALISTS. SHAREHOLDERS, TRUSTEES, »ill flnl the above Circular a safe, valuable, and reliable guide Messrs. SHARP ani C- ). , Sharebrokers, 33, Poultry, London, E.C. Established 1i52. Bankers: Londou and Westminster, Lothbury. MONEY. -Mr. M. WILLIAMS, 22, Conduit- stteet, Regeut-street, W., takes leave to inform Noble- men, Officers in the Army, and other Gentlemen of position tliat ...

... and 4Jountry for their patronage. In consequence of the continued increase of his business, he has been under the necessity of annexing to his former premises the large and commodious W arehouses lately occupied by Mr. William Marsden, in Beast- market, and he invites his friends to inspect his immense Stock «f every description of HOUSE and OFFICE FURNITURE. He has a large stock of Drawing ...

... FOR THIS p^PER auu k *v At.F. White, 83, Fleet-street \ Where, and also at the aeaKEcrisp' CoSSef ?? f £* w R^t* ?? t\ J ' | Vereon Liteham, Th^.V.Los.therd^ Neunnarket, W. A. Wright Stoke Ferry, JB. HiU Walsingham. J. Corson S. Deacon, 154, Leadenhall-street [bard-street Auction Mart, Toke- H. Cattermole CAi^^m Geo Duffield !ilSrf«mri«n ff^^f J A° h £, T, l mer Lopham, J. W. Bobby A. ...

... forwarding to our office for refere.net and distribution, the Plan* and Particu r* ot istate*. and Catalogues of Machinery, Furniture, Books, and e*ker Property advertised in our colvtnn*. fairs fey ?*ttrtiott. BY POTT AND NEALE 4» OOTT ck ...

... Special Appearance of the Now OPERA AND BURLESQUE COMPANY in Bradford, December 27th. Production the Great Musical Extra KING BOBADIL, “THE CHEEKY.” See future programmes. oatukday entertainments. o THE THIRD OF THE SERIES. On Nkxt, DecemK*r. open at 6.30; commence at 7.0 punctually. Oallerj, 3d.; Area, 6d.; Stalls, Is. OATUKDAY ENTERTAINMENTS. St. Okorok’s Hall, Satukdat Nt.xt, 18th December. ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. December IS.—Karl Qrey's D»ck—Mary Stewart, Fotheringham, Newcastle, coals; Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, coals ; Curfew (s). M'Kechnie, Sunderland, coals. (s), Johnston, Hull, good*. King Wi'.liam't Dock—lB —Sarah Jane, Turgoose, France, yarn. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. December 18. —Hibernia (s), Findlay, London, goods ; Mary and Elizabdth, Burns, Perth, light; Lily, Farfor, ...

... Auction Mart, High street, as lßoas_.Ay, the ?? December, at 12 o'clock, A Magnificent Collection ol L. . hly and Elaborately CARVED OAK FURNITURE, Consisting ii KUE SIDEBOARDS, DINING TABLES, tOOKCABES, CABINETS, WARDROEEB, ELIi-ABETHAN AND CROMWELL CHAIRS, LIBRARY TABLES, GONG STANDS, .•hACKETS, JEWEL CASKETS, ANTIQUE CHESTS 1 LOWER STANDS, CHIMNEY-PIECES, PRIE DIEUX, GOTHIC ARMGIREB, ...

... SOUTHAMPTON. THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. riIHE MaU Route to Guern- ■Tr—--IkS. A sey and Jersey by the ROYAL MAIL STEAM '^g&3B&BB*r SHIPS WAVERLEY, BUIT- T A NY, and NO RM AND V, or other Paddle Mad Steam Ships, leaving Southampton Docks „„ .ri/niNsEY and Jersey on MONDAYS, ','.■£ { • ?? ESD AYS, and FRIDAYS, at a qaarter ft'un'e 1- midnight. Last Train leaves Wa- terloo Station at 9.0 p.m. ...

... : Law and Judgment. T-pHE CHERRYTREE ORPHANAGE, JL TOTLEY. Tbe Managers of the Orphanage will be glad to receive trom Charitable Ladies and Gentlemen DONATIONS of MONEY, FOOD, CLOTHING, Ac., I Ac.; and hope that the joyful Season ot Christmas will not be allowed to pase with- out a kin div feeling for tbe Orphan Children. Presents may be sent to Mr. Brown, Chemist, Church rtreet; the Dotty ...

... U s for the supply of the following articles of POLICE CLOTHING, namely:— Fob Inspectors. — 2 Dress Coats, 4 pairs of Trousers, 2 Silk Hats, 2 Caps. Fob Sergeants. — 7 Dress Coats, 14 pairs of Trousers. 7 Caps. Fob Constables. — so Drees Coats, 100 pairs of Trousers, and 57 Felt Helmet Hats, 51 Caps, 72 Glazed Covers for Caps, 61 pairs of Leather Leg- gings (best quaUty). Alao a requisite ...

... Large Heap of MANURE, in Barton Lane, Clifton, York. One Stack of HAY in Raw- difie Lane, Clifton. To view the Stacks apply to Mr. R. Mills, Anctioneer, Blake-street, York. Sale to commence at Two o'clock with the Barton Lane 8-taeka. DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCE. FULFORD ROAD, YORK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at the Coach and Horses, Low Onsegate, York, on WEDNES- DAY, the 29th day of Decembee, 1869, ...