... TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN, AND GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. Tlie intend _ sailings for the present season are as ?? (wind and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- uiouth, Falmouth, and Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight a.nr ,ou the arrival of the stea-uers, and ...

... for SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT:— A COMMODIOUS FREEHOLD REST I DENCE, pleasantly situate at the corner of Carlton- crescent. : A DETACHED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE | with stabling and gardens. Shirley. ! A^Fl RST-CLASS RESIDENCE, with j extensive and beautiful grounds and pasture land (in all j about 32 a^res) , and superior 6tabling, Bishopstoke. ! A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, with pleasure grounds, St. ...

... 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- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each child between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and ...

... a request that it might placed to the credit of the London Fever Hospital, under the initials C. It. W. Some days back lie left a similar amount at Messrs. Dimsdale and Co.'s bank for the same institution. Recext Legislation*.—The position the Irish Laud Bill in Committee, renders interesting a comparison of dates showing the progress the Church disestablishment Bill last year, as contrasted ...

... 1869. Under this Act Persons paying their passage to the Colony reoeive a Land Order for the selection of 40 acres of best agri- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each child between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural and pastoral ...

... Lagos to London. The Mary Campbell was vessel of 165 tons, and she had cargo of palm oil and kernels. She left Lagos with a crew nine hands, every one of whom, excepting the coolc and a boy, were suffering from African fever, the mate and one man being totally incapacitated from duty. The mate died the 4th September, the heat from the kernels being very great and offensive. There was no ...

... The annual general meeting of this club was held at the Club House, Albcmarlc-strect, Piccadilly, on Thursday, the vice-commodore, the Right Hon. Lord de Ilos in tlie chair. The meeting was very numerously attended, and amongst the members present were The Right Hon. Earl Vane, Col. A. D. Wigscll, Capt. Cosby Lovcit, Mr. James Ashbury, Mr. H. AV. Birch, Col. J. Thompson, Mr. D. Balfour of ...

... •IMMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND. JJJ NEW IMMIGRATION 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- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each ?? between 1 and 12 years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtained by selection ...

... Mr. Patterson, magistrate, and Captains Harris and nautical assessors, before whom the inquiry into the > attending the lows of tin 1 Normandy has held, delivered the judge - nt Monday afternoon, at theGmnwich Police court, follows: Tin; Normandy, a paddle-wheel steamer of great ]>o\vf in proportion to her tonnage, was proceeding full speed acrosK tlie Channel, ste ...

... LUSTIER, of 40, B lgle-street, Southampton, are hereby rhj teste 1 to send, forthwith, thei respective claims to W. F. MRHALESTIER, 4, High-street, Southampton, that the s-tne may be examined and discharged. OOUTH AMPTON AND PORTSMOUTH TO n DUBLIN AND GLASGOW.— The Steam Ships LADY EGLINTON, _ADY WODEHOUSE, AVOCA, CYMBA, or other suitable vessels, TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH ...

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

... 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- cultural land per adult, and 20 acres for each child between 1 and 1- years. After from three to five years' residence they are entitled to the Freehold. From 40 to 10,880 acres can also be obtjiiued by selection before survey from areas of agricul- tural anrl ...