... of Sep- tember, 1870, when PRIZES will be offered for Live Stock, Agricultural Implements, ...

... Greek, French, and German Lmguages, Pra ...

... TflE LEICESTER CHRONICLE AND THE LEICESTERSHIRE MERCURY. U N ITED. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1870 \7HT fiO • PRTrF l 2d or 2s 2d * P er Quarter; 9a. per Year, if paid ...

... AND EALLAD CONCERT! MUSIC HALL, MuKDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1870. Artiste* : - MADAME BODDA PYNE, (Late Mibs LOUISA PYNE), MISS EMILY DONES* |The eminent Contralto of the Popular Concerts,'' ar.d o' Concerts of the Crystal Palace), and MDLLE. ANNETTA ZCLIANA, flrima Donna assoluta of tbe principal Theatres of Milan. Turin, and Naples). HERR RICARDO DECK, (Of tbe Inip«riei Theatre of Vienna, the ...

... Divine Worship, wben the Rev. MARMADUEE MILLER, of Huddersfield, a ill Preach in the Afternoon at 8, and ia the Evening at 7.80. TEA will be Provided in tbe School- aoon, at Five o'Clock. Tickets, One Shilling each. ETHER CHAPEL. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. These BERVICKS will be held on Buwdat. Jane lfith 1870. The Bev. HENRY QUICK (the former Paster), will Preach. Tbe Bervieee to ...

... Mastib Ccth* (Mask Fibth, Esq.,; this attractive £ A Z A AR Will be Continued THIS (FRIDAY) ATTERKOON. The remaining Stock will be offered at a Reduction cd the very moderate Prices hitherto charged. Many choice Articles still lemaining for Sale. Miss TWIGG, Miss BENNETT, and other Ladies and Gentlemen have kindly consented to Sing and Flay during the Evening. Admission, fid. ; to be returned ...

... KIJ - ** U6ffal * n,i p ANCY ARTICLES in the rLr\ kr ?? u* D the 26th »»e 87th in*t. GEOfHSE WO^TENHOLM, Esq., ha* kindly consented to ol __eii«jion: Ul Day One Shilling: 2nd Day, Sirpence. to be returned i« Purchases Refreshments excepted',. Contributions in Goods or Refresh nients will be ?? by Hiss Rayser, 111. Norfolk street; Mrs. Koshei.i., > Rsveloc. street, Broom spring lane; Mrs. W. ...

... 800-as (Old Oouncil Hall), Norfolk street, on Tcesdat Sveu- xno, Dec 6. F object, ?? Renaiciacences ot a Fortnight in tbe Gur-oan War Hospitals. Chairman, THOMasI MOOBE, Esq. (Mayor.) Chair to be taken at Eight o'Clock. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Admission Free. THIS EVENING. SHEFFIELD LITERACY AND PHILO SOPHICAL SOCIETY. The GENERAL MEKTING of Proprietors will be held in tbe Society's Rooms. ...

... Fkiday. There an entire absence of activity in the market, and buyers appear disposed to restrict their operations to the lowest point, and do nothing but supply pressing requirements. The continued heavy arrival of Flax, Tow, and Codilla has a depressing influence on this branch of the trade, and so few transactions are taking place that quotations are entirely nominal, but the tendency is ...

... Yesterbat's Business. Alex. Rattray—Sequestration (Kyd). Sequestration awarded. Meeting to elect trustee on curt, at 12 noon, within the British Hotel, Dundee. Mr D. Duncan appointed judicial factor. Laing v. Forrester—Execution of poinding (Thain). Warrant of sale granted. Jane Bell—Poor's Roll application Petitioner found entitled to benefit Poor's Roll. Duff v. Fleming (Thornton and Hendry) ...

... THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1870. A collision between the American ship Liverpool and an English barque took place in the Channel on Tuesday, and four of the crew of the latter were drowned. A somewhat startling announcement is made in a Berlin official paper. It publishes the draft of the secret treaty, which it says is in Benedetti's handwriting, and adds that before the war of 1866 France offered to ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE. Jan. 28—Earl Grey's Dock—Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coals ; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, coals ; Piaddi (s), Simpson. Newcastle, goods ; William, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; Kate, Miltr, Leit'i, ballast; Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderhnd, coals. Camperdout.i Dock—Hibernia (s), Findlay, London, goods ; Violet, Higgart, underlaud. coals. MARITIME EXTRACTS Midsummer, passed ...