... QUEENSLAND. J2i NEW IMMIGEATION ACT OF 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony receive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- -_ltural land per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 _ni 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they _re entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from ...

... THE CHANNEL ISLANDS AND LONDON, vid SOUTHAMPTON. THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. Tiv direct service with the Royal Mail Paddle am Ships, via Southampton, every MON- D\Y WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, and by t \t 4iew Steam Ships (carrying H.M. Mails,) Tery TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- j)±Y. The latest Train leaves Waterloo Station. London, at 9.0 p.m. daily, except on ...

... Atheist. TO-MOBBOW EVENING, at 6 30. KEY. R. STAINTON'S Second DISCOURSE on A CASKET OF JEWELS, in Garden street Cbapel. Subject : Christ our Righteousness. TOMORROW. TTPPER CHAPEL, NORFOLK STREET. THREE MORNING LENTEN DISCOURSES, Oa the three principal Theories in the History of the Doctrine of the Atonement. By the Rev. J. LETTIB SHORT. March 20th. Third :— The Spiritual Theory— the work ...

... GABRIEL THE OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTISTS. 131, DUKE-STREET, 6 A, LUDGATE- BILL. LIVERPOOL. LONDON. A I'aapblet on tbe Teeth may be bad on applioation or free b/ Post. ri \ URIEL 's WHITE GUT'f A PERCHA ENAMEL, \l for atoppiof decayed teetb. Renders the tooth sound and useful, and prevents toothache : no matter tow far de- j eayed. Price, ls. 6d. per box. Ask for Gabriel's celebrated Dental ...

... The annual banquet of the Brighton Rowing C'!ub was held Tuesday evening last at the banqueting room of the Pavilion, at which Mr. Jas. Ashbury, owner of the Cambria, presided. The following speech, made that gentleman, will read with interest our readers: If could without being thought egotistical, he would desire to make them acquainted with the arrangements for the proposed American and ...

... Sold also by Mr SCOTCHER, Holywell Mr NOTT, Rhyl Mr NEWTON, Hawarden Mr CATHERALL, Buckley Mr CLARK, Flint j &c, &c EUABON ACCIDENT HOSPITAL. Patron : SIR W. W. WYNN. Patroness: LADY WILLIAMS WYNN. DONATIONS and SUBSCRIPTIONS already promised :— Annual Donation. Subscription £ s. d. £ s. d. Amount already advertised lo_ 0 0 93 10 0 1 T. H. Seacome, Esq 110 ?? Joseph Evans, Plas Bennion } 110 ...

... be Sold by Auction, at the a i?«_isine Ground, near Leicester, on the 24th _ . fr. tant WILL NOT TA ...

... George Dickson, Esq., Brookfield, in the Chair. PRELIMINARY NOTICE! QUAGLIEN ...

... — ?? fchips. Captains. I Docks, ?? Sail. l2j^jWp. • Peter Stuart . . . . 'G.Duncan E.I.D. March SO. f^BMllip. . British Envoy . . O. Clements . . . ?? April 26. RiX-? Commissary . . . . F. Wagstaff ?? March 28. ?? J ason iW. Ia die E.I.D. March 31. •;^ e y Alex. Duthie ?? A. Douglas I.l D. April 25. Av^y LaHogue ?? Goddard ?? May2\ ?? D. of Sutherland T. Ixiuttit iE.I.D. June 25. R^ e J ...

... State of the Church EstabUshment Question on TuKfcDAY,22nd M&rch. ' The Ch&ir to be taken at Eight o'clock. THIS DAY. WICKER CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS, SHEFFIELD. On Monday, March 21st, the Anniversary SOCIAL TFA MEETING of the Parents, Teachers, and Friends wiU be held in the Large Schoolroom, at Half -past Five ?? the Bey. JAMES SMITH, M.A., in the Chair ' The Meeting wiU be Addressed ...

... - ?? at the i__-e ' the Coipo ration in Threadneedlc- . in tin- eitj ..f ?? in Til ?? DA V, the 21st day of • . .. ri M . .: . ?? o'clock ?? j i-eci* !v. (HARLES J. i. ST! ART, Chief Manager. .. Mar -_i .1. Js70. - ! ?? Transfer ?? ?? v. ill be Closed from the 10th to the :. ?? . Aj ri), in lasive. METROPOLITAN PUBLIC CARRIAGE . I REI-SiioRY COMPANY (Limited). . in i- . ?? fully paid up ...

... I T n Share Description of Stock. Quotation. RAILWAYS. « 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 32 10 Stock 100 Caledonian .. 78 0 0 7 Stock 100 Scottish Cent. (0rd). 142 0 50 Dundee ...