... CYMBA, or * til^.u U . t Sri e^J , ' ss * :if! • TL AI>E BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH, SO - L J T ,- I rfLf>TV N ' JI'YJOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN, ljl-AS>WW. These steamer* corr q«d with those ef the Clyde Shipping f, £ ,,a ? y lea . vl ?P Plyn-.out, i-.-«y fortnight. Tne intenaoG sailiu^g n, r toe' present season are as ?? tad and weather permuting, :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- u-atb. J-almoutlj. ...

... or other suitable vessels, TRADE between PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FAL- jfOUTH. DUBLIN, AND GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with these of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. The intendod sailings for the present season are as follows (wind and weather permitting) : — From Portsmouth, for Ply- mouth, Falmouth, and Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight a.it- ,on the ...

... Simeon, has created a vacancy in the repre sentation of the County. He was valued for those qualities which possess a life beyond the life of parties, which attachec him to all classes and won for him all their regard. I fought j fair fight with him, but never for ©ne moment did we cease tc be friends ; and it is now with sadness that I ask you to permit xae to fiH the Vacancy caused by his ...

... A Trial thf. i.ast Cextluy. 7>y Thor.tbwy. On the 2GHi Mar. li, 1741, Samuel GoudeK, captain Her Majesty's ship liubv, was tried at Uristol for the murder of his Irothtr, Sir John Dinely Goodere, burt. It tired that the brolbcre had quarrelled about Sir John having cut otf the entail of a large estate AN it* to which Samuel Goodcre, as the remainder man, would have otherwise stood entitled in ...

... and Invested Life Funds, £2,203 659 Fire Eeserve Fund, £638,251. President. His Grace the Duke of Eoxburghe, K.T. VICE-P_.EBIOE!rT3. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. His Grace the Duke of Abercorn, K.G. Chairman of the General Court. The Bight Hon. Lord Lawrence of the Puniaub, ?? K.S.I. London Directobs. Cjmirman — John White Cater, Esq. (J. ff . Cater, Sons, and peputy-Chairman— Charles ...

... and SCHOLAES CLERKS of the COLLEGE of ST. MABY of WINCHESTEB, near Win- chester, Lords of the said Manor, will be held at the ANCHOE INN, ELING aforesaid, on MONDAY, the 18th day of July instant, at 11. 30 a.m., when the Tenants and all persons having business to transact are requested to attend. Winchester, Bth July, 1870. WM. BEST Steward. N^W FOREST UNION.— RELIEVING OFFICEE WANTED. NOTICE ...

... OF 1869. s Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony -ive :■■ Lind Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- *jt_r_l laud per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 • i_ year.-. After from three to five years' residence they ?? l lo *h*~ Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also r ',•„'.: >d by selection before survey from areas of agricul- ?? ' . ill pastoral lauds, ...

... putting Prince Leopold on the Spanish throne was brought to light before he expected or intended. Arrangements were made by which Prince Leopold was to go to Madrid incognito, and remain there in reaeliness to make his appearance as soon the Cortes had passed the necessary vote. The secret was well kept for time by the agents, but it was discovered, aceoreling to this account, by Mr. Layard, ...

... TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN, AND GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. Tlie intend _ sailings for the present season are as ?? (wind and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- uiouth, Falmouth, and Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight a.nr ,ou the arrival of the stea-uers, and ...

... SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN, A These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. x„ii„„, c The intenl?d sai'irgs for the present season are as follows wind and wither pe.mitting) :-From P T O «/™ o tb ' t for El^; *outb, Falmouth, aud Dublin, every SUNDAY , at Eight a.ir . ,on the arrival of the steimers, and leaving Portsmouth ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held at Exeter-hall on Monday, under the jiresidency of Mr. S. Bowly. There was a large attendance. The front portion the platform was occupied by the leading supporters of the league, and the central part by about 170 teetotal officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates from regiments stationed in Loudon, Woolwich, Aldersliot, Dover, Guildford, and ...

... tted in a most elegam and handsome manner, with especially | L -ood accommodation for ladies ; abundantly found in stores, and is oolite ready for a lone cruise. Now lying in the South- I ampton Harbour. For further particulars and cards to view, j j,f. F .:_v to Mr. James W. Deal, jun., 77. High-street, South- ampton. W~EST INDIES, COLON, or ASPINWALL, MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICAN and SOUTH TK' ...