... K120,000; for the census of Scotland, £30,000; for the ccnsus of Ireland, £32,000. Only a small part of these sums will have to voted this session; and the demand for the rest will spread over probably three or four years. The last ccnsus rendered an account the population on the 7th of of April, 18(51. The 7th of April, 1871, will Good Friday. That is a time of year when there is a temporary ...

... The annual meeting of this society was held at Exeter-hall on Monday, under the jiresidency of Mr. S. Bowly. There was a large attendance. The front portion the platform was occupied by the leading supporters of the league, and the central part by about 170 teetotal officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates from regiments stationed in Loudon, Woolwich, Aldersliot, Dover, Guildford, and ...

... Majesty's Postmaster- General te LEAVE SOUTHAMPTON EVEEY TUESDAY at 2 p.m., for NEW YORK DIEECT. MAIN TUESDAY, MAY 10. UNION TUESDAY, MAY 17. WESER TUESDAY, MAY 24. DEUTSCHLAND TUESDAY, MAY 31. RHEIN TUESDAY. JUNE 7, Fares :— First -class Upper Saloon, £23; First-class Lower Saloon, £13. These rates include Steward's Fee, Provisions, and all necessaries except wines and Uquors, which may be ...

... held on SATURDAY, the 21st day of M iy next, prweel to the ELECTION (subject to the approval of the J>oor-Law Board) of a SCHOOLMISTRESS, between 25 and 40 years of a c, at a salary of £25 per annum, with board, vrasbiii, aud lodging in the house, and such further allowance as may from time to time be awarded by the Committee of Council on Education. Testimonials of character and ...

... vessels, TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH, SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN AND GLASGOW. -«---, ?? , These stoamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. The intend.*! sailings for the present season are as follows (wind and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- -aouth, Falmouth, aud Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight a.n: ,ou the arrival ...

... per adult are given to persons pay- ing their own passage^ The selection free. Land can be ac- quired at ss, 10s, and 15s per acre, payable in ten annual instal- ments. Assisted Passages granted to Farm Labourers, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Gardeners, Mechanics, and other eligible persons Fr.-e Passages granted to Female Domestic Servants, for whom there is great demand, and to Married Farm ...

... 40 acres per adult are given to persons pay- ing their own passage. The selection free. Land can be ac- quired at ss, 10s, and 15s per acre, payable in ten annual instal- ments. Assisted Passages granted to Farm Labourers, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Gardeners, Mechanics, and other eligible persons. Free Passages granted to Female Domestic Servants, for whom there is great demand, and to Married ...

... THE VACANCY is tiie REPRESENTATION OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT. Less than two years ago Sir John Simeon was returned triumphantly to Parliament as member fur the Island, probably more out of personal regard than as reflecting the political opinions of the constituency, and now by his lamented death the two parties in the Island will within a few days be plunged into contest for the representation. ...

... the ERECTION of THKEE TIMBER GROYNES, for the protection of the Sea Defences at Sandown. in the Isle of Wight, according to Plans aud Specifications, which may be inspected at my Office, Newport, Isle of Wight, The Tenders to be delivered to me on or before SATURDAY, the +th day of June next. The Commissioners do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any Tender. A. HARBOTTLE ESTCOURT, ...

... Land Orders for 40 acres per adult are given to persons pay- ing their own passage The selection free. Land can be ac- quired at ss, 10s, and 15s per acre, payable in ten annual instal- ments. Assisted Passages granted to Farm Labourers, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Gardeners, Mechanics, and other eligible persons Free Passages granted to Female Domestic Servants, for whom there is great demand, and ...

... NOTES OF THE WEEK. By command of the Qckex, a State Ball was given on Tuesday evening at Buckingham Palacc, to which a party of 1,800 were invited, including many of the gentry of the Isle of Wight. Hek Majesty leaves London this week for Balmoral. With all our Christian education and all the efforts of our philanthropists even to Christianise the Jews, which after a lapse of nearly a couple ...

... ot | l( , r suitable vessels, TRADE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, DUBLIN A _T> GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company leaving Plymouth every fortnight. The intend.*! ?? for the present season are as ?? /v-iii-l and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth, for Ply- .o.nith, Falmouth, aud Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight sir. ,oii the ...