... LONDON AND GUERNSEY, JERSEY, St. MALO, AND GRANVILLE. THE QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE. SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE. BY DAILY DIRECT SERVICE (Sundays ex- cepted), with the ROYAL MAIL PADDLE STEAMSHIPS, via Southampton. The latest Train leaves Waterloo Station, London, at 9 p.m. daily, except on Saturdays, when the latest Train leaves at 5.15., but passengers may travel each day by any previous Trains. ggT ...

... the Slst inst., \ ?? v-F and until further notice, ?? t ie S teams hip s °f this Com- ?? pany will sail as follows : — Irom JERSEY and GUERNSEY to WEY- MOUTH, every MONDAY and THURSDAY, living JERSEY at 10 a.m., and GUERNSEY t w o hours later. From WEYMOUTH to GUERNSEY and JERSEY, every TUESDAY and FRII^Y at midnight, after the arrival of the Exprr-.- - rains from London and North and West ...

... as follows :— ?? ST. LAURENT, Capt. Le Marie 3rd March LAFAYETTE, Capt. Eonsaan 31st ?? VILLE DE PARIS, Capt. Surmont'.:: 28th ApriL BATES OF PASSAGE With a Liberal Scale ef Dietary, includim*- Wins Ist Class £3& ; 2nd Class, £T_6s™C__S £^^s. For rates of freight. Loudon to New York, and for further particulars apply to Galbraith. Stringer. Pembroke, and Co., 8, Austm-fnars, London, E.C; Wm. ...

... FOB SALE BY AUCTION, Do (this day) Saturday, the 22nd day of July, at Twelve m l o'clock precisely, The HOBSES and CABBIAGES below described : A very handsome Bay Horse, nearly thorough-bred, , most snperior fencer, and has been driven in a Lgonette regularly ; is perfectly quiet to nde ordnye. ABay Horse, 4 years old, 15-2 bends, perfectiy gound, has been regularly driven ; a first-class hack ...

... competeni Assistants, is admirably situated to promote the healtl. and comfort of the Pupils, ...

... health ...

... and small Dinner Services, of handsome patterns; neat Breakfast ...

... i 8 admirably situated to promote the health 4«iBtBu s, c p U pii 8i being in an open, airy sit ...

... 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By MARRIS te SON, On Tuesday, the 21st day of March, 1871, ...

... to our ejtcs for ?? and distribution, the Flans and Particulars of Estate, and Catalogues of Machinery, Furniture, Books, mW t otter Property advertised in our columns. gftlfft t>« gttCttott. BY POTT AIVD NKALE. ?? TT NEALE will SELL by JPV _L AUCTION, at their Repository, on Saturday fC_;- J T 1, May 6 h, at 12 o'cock precisely, the follow- K ...

... Tuesday, May Ist and 2nd. Chair taken at Half-past Seven. Collections lor expenses. THE END OF THIS DISPENSATION. The FIFTH LECTURE wiU be delivered in the Mechanics' Institcte, on Tttesday Evening next, May 2nd, »t Eight o'clock. Snbject, The First Resurrection. Admission Free. Mi LSTER HILLS LITERARY INSTITUTE, 77 •W** _ ongside Lane. — On Tuesday, May 2nd, Mr JOHN HARTLEY, Author of ...

... * Jan - 2th « Eev - W * MEDLLY.M. A., will Preach. Morning, 10.3d. ; Evening, 6.30. BRADFORD PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY — The Ninah LECTURE of this Session will be de- livered on Thursday Evening, February 2nd by HENRY WOODWARD, Esq , ?? F.Z.S. Sui-iect *— — The Natural History of Fossil and Recent Crustacea. The Lecture are delivered in the Theatre of the Mechanics Institute, commencing at Half ...