... 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony receive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each child between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and pastoral ...

... NOTES OF THE WEEK. By command of the Qckex, a State Ball was given on Tuesday evening at Buckingham Palacc, to which a party of 1,800 were invited, including many of the gentry of the Isle of Wight. Hek Majesty leaves London this week for Balmoral. With all our Christian education and all the efforts of our philanthropists even to Christianise the Jews, which after a lapse of nearly a couple ...

... At meeting of the Sailing Committee, held at the Club House, Albcmarlc-street, Piccadilly, oil Thursday, the following iixtures and prizes were agreed upon as regards the sailing matches for the coming season. The day lor the opening cruise, time allowance, and last night of entry, &e., will settled the next meeting of the Sailing Committee during the week, when the complete programme will ...

... the worm by the introduction foreign cocoons, the supply of good silk became loss and less, while its price proportionately increased. Ihe imports fell off about per cent., and the price in several qualities rose 100 per cent. Silk has thus become almost solely article of luxury. The well known useful silk could 110 longer manufactured protitablv because it could not produced at a price ...

... 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony reoeive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and pastoral ...

... Friends of the above Charity will be held in the Girls School-room of the Institution, L : on-terraoe, Portsea, on FBIHAY, October 21, on which occasion the chUdren, 50 girls »ai 60 boys, will, as usual, dine together. Hie Attendance of Friends of the Institution is earnestly re- quested ADMIRAL SIR JAMES HOPE, ?? wUI take the Chair at 12 e' clock precieslv. EDWARD S. PHELPS, Hon. Secretary. ...

... ot | l( , r suitable vessels, TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN A _T> GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. The intend.*! ?? for the present season are as ?? /v-iii-l and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- .o.nith, Falmouth, aud Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight sir. ,oii the ...

... Evening Journal for more than sixty years, and it has a large md increasing circulation. Advertisements are inserted at a tnoderr.t^^harge.-O-i-eB: 110. STRAND, W.C. FR SALE, the property of a nobleman, the SCHOONEE YACHT WITCH, abont 100 tons. Is •;tted in a most elegant, and handsome manner, with especially food accommodation for ladies ; abundantly found in stores, and is quite ready for ...

... NORTH ™« » vit-nVD areappointeil by Her Majesty's Postmaster- GEBMAN I^\ EVERY TUESDAY, at General to LEA\ t JT 2p.ni.,for NEW iw TUESDAY, JAN. 25. i'rtkl* ' ?? TUESDAY, FEB. 1. I ►ON Ai . , g Vv^ T siloon. £23; First-class Lower r , rt _-Hr S t_cn m indude Steward . g Fee Provisiong> BSnSJKoep* wines and liquors, which may be had « board charges. p A ,, ; ,y to . LherKt^ n^'and fie., St. ...

... leadint Evening Journal for more than sixty years, and it has a largi md increasing circulation. Advertisements are inserted at i moderate charge.— Offices : 110. STRAND, W.C. I^OK. SALE, the proi>erty of a nobleman, the SCHOONER YACHT WITCH, about 100 tons. D fitted in a most elegant and handsome manner, with especiallj pood accommodation for ladies ; abundantly found in stores, and is ...

... R. Tailor. Humble, near South- ampton. W EST I.\ T DIE3, COLON, or ASPINWALL, MCXCD. CE^TRvL AM3RIJAN and SOUTH PACIIC PO-iTS, SAN FRANCIS JJ, and BRITISH COLJM-iIA.. The B S;>B je and Gxiis, under thro'igh Bill of Lading. First class ...

... most elegant and handsome manner, with especially pood ?? for ladies ; abundantly found in stores and is q^ ™xdy *or a long cruise. Now lying in the Bouth' ampton Harbour. For further particulars and cards to view apply to Mr. James W. Deal, jun., 77, High-street, South- am rttoTl. UTE AM TO NEW YORK FROM O SOUTHAMPTON WATERS. The following magnificent and well-known Steamships owned b y the ...