... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 3.—Vie'o'-xa Dock—Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, Sunderland, coals. Kinj Wi'liam't Dock—Mary Ann, Lio»- combe, London ballast. Earl Grey'* Dock—Julith,; Anderson, Tayport, light. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 3.—Camperdown (>), Bruce, Greenland, stores ; Erik (h), Walker, Green'and, stores ; R vvenacraig (s), Allan, Greenland, stores; Esq limaux (g), Yule, Greenland, stores; ...

... of Irish lights, Dublin, 26th February, 1870. nE Commisiiioners of Irish Lights hereby t**ive Notice, InM. that H •« Proposed to ALTER the COLOUR of the BELT on 'sneer, Arran Island South Lighthouse Tower, from White to Er? V 0 ? , lst ''y of J ' u e nert . The North Lighthouse Tower on -or.C. Jela ?? •ill remain as at present with Two Red Belts.— By -T*' WM. LEES, Secretary. ...

... l ?? Nottingham, on Saturday, March sth, 1870, y-ila at Twelve o'clock precisely, the following— BAY PONY, 6 years old, 12 h. h., quiet to ride and drive. GREY GELDING, 7 years old, a good hunter, a first-rate hack, and has been in harness. A well-bred HORSE known with the Rufford hounds, and quiet in single or double harness. BAY HORSE 6 years old, 15* h. h., quiet to ride or drive. BROWN ...

... OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, On Thursday, the 10th day of March, 1870, PART of t ...

... .. _ ?? „T A nlL-PACKET SERVICE BE- l: -rV . THE CHANNEL ISLANDS AND ?? W« SOUTHAMPTON. {E QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. liivct service with the Royal Mail Paddle V _m Ship . via Southampton, every MON- m'y WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, and by t , ' . 4iew Steam Ships (.carrying H.M. Mails,) terv TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- n._ The latest Train leaves Waterloo Station, London, at 9 ...

... : To-morrow. TO-MORROW. UPPERTHORPE CHAPEL LECTURE by the Rev. 6. KNIGHT, 6.30. Subject : •' Conversion. TOMORROW. fJED HILL SUNDAY SCHOOLS ■ It ANNUAL SERMONS in CARVER STREET CHAPFT ftWDAY, March 6th, at 10.30 a.m., and 6,15 nm W _tOSIAH PEARSON. ' W p,m -« liev - Mqkdav, March 7th, aM p.m., Rev. JOHN RATTBNBURY. T TO-MORROW, at -L9O p._a. ~ OTICE.-NEXT SUNDAY, at 2.30 *ie T^r-^ I*™*1 ...

... JULIAN, at the Royal Hotel, Truro, (subject to such conditions as will be then read), on Wednesday the ninth day of March next, at three o'clock in the afternoon, all that very desirable residential Tenement known as HOLLYWELL, situate near Killiow, in the Parish of Kea, and within about two miles of Trnro, late in the occupation of Mr. John Davies, Saddler, and consisting of a comfortable ...

... Sunday Evening, March 6th — THE LORDS SECOND APPEARING 4.ND HIS KINGDOM. ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 4—Earl Qrey'» Dock—W umber, Craromond, Sunderland, coals. Camptrdown Dock— Scotia (-), Speedie, Loudon, goods ; Riveradale, Oart«r, Calcutta, jute. DEPARTURE FROM DUNDEE. Margaret, Clark, Tayport, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Galatea, at San Francisco from Glasgow, 15th ult Abeona. at Antwerp from Messina, Ist Henry Woo!ey, left Ba-celona for Tarrvi ...

... 7(0 tolis , in Loudon Docks ; and for PORT NATAL, jaink BUTCHER, 350 tons. Ample accommodation and land wrersgiven.-Brokers,Geo.Quick and Co., 35, Leadeiihall-st., London. fiYDNEY.-BLACK BALL PACKET.— Passengers arc seen ), ny ' te ...

... \\ Horse Fair at Oswestry Ash Wednesday 3rp Fair at Wrexham Sir Watkin's Hounds at Halston ^ Cheshire Hounds at Hargreave G reen. 4TJI Sir Watkin's Hounds at Carden ii Cheshire Hounds at Hurleston ■*- Village 5 £-4 Sir Watkin's Hounds at Cloverley £** Cheshire Hounds at Norton Priory hU Cf^S&k MOUSING. N-O^ lst IeSS -, GOll - 19 - 21ld ' Ll,ke 17 EYEXINO. Ist less., Gen. 22. 2nd, Col. 1 H^ 1% ...

... The proceedings the monthly meeting this club on Monday evening, was hailed with much satisfaction, showing the continuing prosperity the club. Mr. T. Broadwood, the vicc-coiiiinodorc, took the chair, and after the election members and usual matters, the balance sheet was read, showing the club to worth just upon £1,2-50. Mr. G. C. Eagle, the treasurer, in treating of the matter, urged the ...