... ?£A'Aa CYMBA, or other suitable vessels, TBADE between SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FAL- MOUTh! DUBLIN, AND GLASGOW. These steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping Company, leaviiig Plymouth every fortnight. The intended sailings for the present season are as follows #wind and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth for Ply- month, Falmouth, and Dublin, every SUNDAY, at Eight a.m., on the ...

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... to Malmesbury, Dndbridtie * fitroud, Wootton Basssett to Hungerford. Hungerford to iniover, and Kiutbury to Basingstoke-Powers as to laying fnjrn Additional Bails on portions of the Great Western railway and of the London and South Western Bailway, and j? the stonehonse and Nailsworth Bailway— Powers to the rr*t Western Eailway Company, tbe London and South western Eailway Company, and the ...

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... X T.-M .HT. fit Kifrht O'OI nk * .kin ?? fUsDS of «!1 P- nominat:»ne are luvitcd. tomorrow afterkoos, v- 2 .0. R F v B. STAIN'TON wiil ?? L.SCTOBE ,EtLeTH»ATIIE ROTAI_ 6B'ject— The dead heart. toMoHROW EVENIN ■«. at RBO IJKY. R. BTAINTONS THIRD DIS- X L 1 R RorvChrUtiao ?? bubject—' Incentives to reJ ?? us TOMORROW. MONTHLY BEBMON ak St. Matthew s ...

... dunng the present Week. Open ?? - Tb( , B.iaat will be free. st bu^ w ii>D to the AihibiUon, 8d- each ; ChUdren Id. CHATSWORTH SALE, THIS DAY. CHARI^S TtiOMPSON be£B to annonncc „ OMMBUB wiU leave the Office, GloshoP JfjfJS ?? and Fbiday, November 16 aud l.\ f« B * SL I ?? 1 ' s starting lrom Glossop road at &A 5, ?? « c * uYYial*-' Return 6 P.M. *» ri Pares Double Journey. 8». M.J»eh. ...

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... in AID of the RCILDING FOND, November i4th. Sci future Advertisements. ORIGHTSIDB CHORAL SOCIETY. *^ INAUGURAL SOIRBE BUENGNBAVE V■B T B \ HALL, MONDAY, 271h Nov., 1671. THIS EVENING. ICONIC SOL-FA SINGING CLASS. A >EW BLEMHNTABY CLASS will commence at ATHKL b.aooL, Cambridge street, on Tnuab_)AY next, N u >ti ber .ab, at Hall past beven o Clock. * yM:L ° Tc-idTo-.* Shilling per yuarter. Mr ...

... Green Buoy marked i_^l Wreck, has been placed 20 Fathoms South ot a Schooner sunk olf Bexhill. , _ The Buoy lies in 8i fathoms at Lovr Water Spring Tides, with the following Comp-88 Bearings, viz.:— ?? Beachy Head YTSX Bexhill Church £_, W. •airtight Church •■ • NX ' J_. By order, ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary ._ LONDON LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.— QUEENSLAND. SYDNEY, ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE. Port. ...

... under:— Fort. Ships. Captains. . Doc_s. To Sail ' Sydney Agnes Rose ,W. Purves S.W.I. Sydney Windsor Castle ?? W. Cargill i.S.W.I. N0v.30, Sydney Commissary F. Wagstaff ?? ,Dec. 15. Sydney Alexander Outhie..frhomaBNorle ?? Man. 10. Adelaide ?? Garnock 'JamesSemple ..London Nov. 20 Adelaide Rifleman S. R. Longnmir. . 'London Dec. IS. Hobart Town Wynaud Alex. Findlay ?? Nov. 86; Brisbane ?? ...

... further notice, ^ Ti : -WiL* Av\ the Steamships of this Com- *Jaßae£mWS£*- pany will sail as follows :— trom JEBSEY and GUEBNSEY to WEY- -3IOUTH, every MONDAY and THUESDAY, leaving JERSEY at 10 a.m., and GUEBNSEY two hours later. From WEYMOUTH to GUEBNSEY and JERSEY, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at midnight, after the arrival of the Express Trnins from London and North and West of England ; anQ ...