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... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 17.—River-dile, C.irter, Shields, ballast; Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderland, light ; Violet, Paterson, Sunderland, ballast; Humber, Crammond, Perth, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. 1 Rival, Reid, at Palmero from Shields, inst | Tally Ho, do Marseille*, sth inst Iris, Martinique from New ork, ult Andrew Jackson, Calcutta, 12th inst, by telegraph Glenaros, at Rangoon from ...
... In the Newest Patterns for the Season 1869, COMPRISING Colored Palace Highlanders, Palace Highlanders, Figured Harrys, Second Harrys Indian Jonquil, Mistletoe and Holly, Petunia, Acorn, Geranium, Cotton Plant. Lily of the Valley, &c., & c . On Sale at the GAZETTE OFFICE, 129, Market Place, Lancaster, At Pbices fbom Is. to 3s. 6d. Peb Pack. Established 1801. CUFFS THOMPSTONE'S MINERAL AND ...
... SHRUBS, TREES, &c . EXTENDING OVER 150 PAGES OF LETTER-PRESS, Is now Published, and will be f orwarded to |11 applicants on receipt of eight postage stamps, and sent gratis to customers The following form part ef the CONTENTS OF CATALOGUE— ACHIMENES. CINERARIAS. LILIUMS. J^SK^^t . -.— « CLIMBERS, Stove. MISOELLA NEOUS SOFT- AMERICAN PLANTS. Gbeenhouse. WOODED PLANTS. AQUATICS, Stove. Habdy. ...
... H E A T Triumphant Success of MISS D I N Calls after every Act! This vf.nino and To-mob»ow, ELIZABETH. QUEEN OF ENGLAND. fJIHEATKE ROYAL, BRADFORD A N FASHIONABLE NIGHT, under the Patronage and immediate presence of Colonel ATKINSON, of the 39tb and OFFICERS of the 35th and 73rd Regiments, for the BENEFIT of Miss SUSAN DENIN. On Fbidat Eves mo, March 18th, THE LADY OF LYONS (By special desire) ...
... >» t Th »» cciock __ the afternoon saka^ to the conditions which will be ?? ie* h ...
... UTHAMPTON. T AND BEST ROUTE. r SEA PASSAGE. ith the Royal Mail Paddle Southampton, every MON- DAY, and FRIDAY, and by Ships H.M. Mails,) TH URSDAY, and SATUR- -3t Train leaves Waterloo at 9.0 p.m. daily, except on hen the latest Train leaves Passengers may travel each us trains. VIAIL SERVICE. HHE Mail Route by the L ROYAL MAIL TAD- >LE STEAM SHIPS V AVERLE V, BRITT AN V, V, leaving ...
... of Ilklej, •[ preHCti on Scrpat RRXT. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. „ . .. V -cjOWLING COKGKEGATIONAL SUNDAA SCHOOL A \NIYEESARY. The Be. G. M. MLRPHI.cf London, will Preach Scmuat, March 27th. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. What Volun- taryism does for it, and what State Churchism does not do for it. of Darlington, wi.' LECTURE on the nbove subject, in the Music Hall, GiifAT Horton, This Thursday) Evening. Chair ...
... kiit. m Hoetoe La»e Chatij, bj the Be. Q, W. CONDER, Mancheeter. Service tbc Morning 10.30, and in the Evening 6.30. 2rth?Astlrnoon,et 1-.30. ADDRESS to the Children wiU he BUTLER, Esq., of Leeds. Collections will made in aid of the School Fund*. v-, PEL LANE CHAPEL.— Scan at Evxwiso, the Rev. JOHN ELLIS, of land, will preach. Subject;— “Christianity a Life, not Creed. The attendance of ...
... — ?? 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 ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDE3. March 16.—Ea l Grey't Dock—Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, coals; Ireland, Sunderland, coals; Margt. Littlejohn, Dow, Sunderland, coals; Williana, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; Zjphyr. Herd, Snnderland, coals. King William't Dock—Olivebranch, Morrison, London, loam. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 16. —Curfew (-), M'Ke hnie, Sunderland, litrht ; Q'jeen (s), Doyle, Hull, goods ; ...
... COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo and ' ?? ?? I j their st iamei -. ?? i'.-oni Southampton. From Marseilles, il raltar. . ..Even Saturday, ut 2 p.m. — alta „ „ — h xaudria . . Every Sunday, at 7 a.m. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ( I ;; . . . : Saturday, Mar ?? 2 p.m., | Sunday, Mar. 12. 7 a.m., and eveiy alternate ■ ...
... Friday. The market generally remains without animation, but steady business continues to be done in some branches of the trade. Flax and Tow.—Considerable quantities are still offered for contract, but the prices asked are now so high that spinners refuse to buy, and almost no business is doing. On the spot the inquiry is inactive, and only a few small parcels, to keep up assortments, are ...