... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... 1 was sitting in my room, 'midst silence like the tomb, And through au open window the blight moonbeams did pour, And 1 was sadly thinking Hopes that all were sinking, 01 those bright and golden dreams that I should dream more— those bright fleeting hours I had lost for evermore. was musing all when I thought I heard a moan, (Even then thought it was voice I'd heard before), But that night I'd ...

... SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT :- rS ''n»iiSiODIOUS _ TREEHOLD RESI- A nESCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton- r T )E 'fACHED^REEHOLD RESIDENCE, A i,r\- A hli_-rand_gardens. Shirley. >r1 X S T -~C LASS RESIDENCE, with A ye and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in aU j* ?? . . and superior stalling, Bishopstoke. RESIDENCE, with A St. John's Park, Ryde. ii-^^JX)RTABLE HOUSE and Premisos ...

... Her Majesty's Postmaster- /Lneral to LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON EVEBY TUESDAY, at T v a., tor NEW YORK DIRECT. ?? AMERICA TUESDAY, FEB. 22. WESER TUESDAY, MARCH 1. pEUTSCHLAND TUESDAY, MARCH 8. K HEIN TUESDAY, MARCH 15. Fare ...

... Majesty's Postmaster- General to LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON EVERY TUESDAY, at £ p.m., for NEW YORK DIRECT. _ c MAIN TUESDAY, FEB. 8, Fares :— First-class Upper Saloon, £23; First-class J^ower Saloon, £13. These rates include Steward's Fee 1 __2 and aU necessaries except wines and Uquors, which may oa board at moderate charges. - p„_- c . t/i Apply to Lherbette, Kane, and Co., Havre and g*V*° Phillipps ...

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... The annual election of officers took place at the monthly meeting on Thursday, aud there were three new yacht owners added to the list of members—Mr. Wyllic, sen., of the Helen (screw) ; Mr. Wyllic, jun., who having tine yacht laid down; and Mr. F. Willan, the gentleman who has done sj much Oxford oarsman, and who owns a tine schoouer name! the lona. Added to this, the lixt ures of the season ...

... by PRIVATE CONTRACT -.— A COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD RESI DENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton f re*' ent. A DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE with stabling and gardens, Shirley. A~~F I R S T- C L A S S RESIDENCE, with extensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in all about 32 acres), and superior stabling, Bishopstoke. T GENTLEMAN^ RESIDENCE, with J\_ pleasure grounds, St. John's Park ...

... appointed by Her Majesty s Postmaster- 82S « EVERY TUESDAY, at 2 r m T ?? EW Y ° TUESDAY, FEB. 12. *«_.RTr- ' TUESDAY, FEB. 22. 4MESXP A ' TUESDAY, MARCH 1. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. DEUTSCHLANI) TUESDAY, MARCH 15. pies -First-class Upper £23 ; Firsts Low feloon, £13. These rates ?? s Fee P^ons. and all necessaries except wines and liquors, waicn m_j » ■— ...

... 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 ...

... RI'DE, SATURDAY, FED. 5, I*7o. It is a most painful thing to read the report of Dr. Livingstone's untimely death, after all his vicissitudes and the great anxiety a multitude of friends at home. It is reported that the great traveller had pushed on to the head of the Congo, intending to come out by that river. Just as his great achievement was the point of successful completion, some miserable ...