... P * ul ?? )jY AUCTION, at the Union Hotel, mr n Thursday and Friday, the 9th and p t -_ian«- c , c 9 t Eleven o'clock in the Fore- ( TWO-* , I •••.;. i ?? lht . Conditions of Sale to be then and ,000, ?? _i_ such Lots as may be determined * : ' ?? the 9th of December, various ?? 3 TENEMENTS, DWELLING-HOUSES, UND VALUABLE LANDS, RAGENNIS, KERRIS, TREVELLOE, t * U .VIVE SCADDAN'S LAND, PAUL ...

... 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, ...

... MAYOR OF CHESTER (Francis Arthur Dickson, Esq.) LADY PATRONESSES : Lady Combermere, Bright ...

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... ?? _. f Alexandria, Aden. Mauritius, Sey- chelles Reunion, Point »le Galie 30 i* *or . (Ceylon), FonJicherry, Madras, Cal- -27 Nov cutta, Sing.i: Saigon. 25 Or- In Japan, i of every montb for Alexandria, nd information, apply to B, W. and H. eher and Co.. Liver- is Maritimes dcs Messagerief: Impe- i, Bordeaux, and Marseilles; or to Smith and i d of Suez si-curing their berths in London are . ...

... A BON. 1403b gl^s^oTdl^pJi^^^ ' rTTRUGOG, Denbighshire. Tn i got IT by AUCTION, by Mr BENJAMIN O T?\°V?FS at the front of the White Horse Inn, m. ?? aforesaid, on Monday, December 20th, ?? twelve o'clock at noon most punctual, Jf and ?? S;ock of DRAPERY, ?? f qji o p Y-PVNT, comprising a great variety of cloth ° m f_t and silk hats, straw hats and bonnets, prints, fanev dresses, Cobonrgs, ...

... available one ' ,;l LOi The renowned steamship BARON OSY en- i . .; „ d and redecorated J. F. Van Dikpenl-ALL, Com- I ?? at. Katharine s Wharf, near the Tower, EVERY [ , pay at twelve o clock noon returning from Antwerp I V.ednesdaj at twelve o clock noon.- Applications for I . ;j,„ nt of merchandise must be made to the LoudVu | iw, Nc« Bond-street) berths may be secured and every , ■ . . iti ...

... 15. I hi) Rto BRAZIL and RIVER PLATE. ihamptoupu the fith Second class. 1,1 tle } £30 and upwards. ) ?? £35 and upwards, j £2 ° 1 000 horse power, w ill take out mails on ithampton proceed through ucut the inconvenience and .i half. Abatements in favour I loyal Mail Hteam-iiacket Company, and -323, by the first--. ass ring SOUTHAMPTON regularly . o'clock.— Apply to Keller, Wallis, and I ■ E.C. ...

... Courier sitfj WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1869. Since the battle of Sadowa, and the termination of schemes for an alliance between Austria and France—schemes which were undoubtedly entertained with all seriousness, the Austrian Empire, though still one of the Great Powers, has not been of commanding account in Europe. It is thus that the opening of the Reichsrath on Monday, with the speech which ...