... ana fine ROYAL MAIL STEAMPACKET COMPANY'S STEAMERS leave Southampton with H.M.s MaUs on the 2nd Jjj 17th of every Month, conveying Passengers and Parcels, 2«o Specie and Goods, under through BiU of Lading •first-class passages to West Indies and Colon and Isthmus -1 Panama £30 and upwards. ■ for particulars apply to Captain JeUicoe, Superintendent Southampton ; or to J. M. LLOYD Sec ' °^ ...

... the above Turnpike Road wUI be held at the SWAN INN, fa Kingsclere, fa the County of Southamptou on FRIDAY, the 15th day of Deoember next, at tbe hour of 12 at noon, for general purposes, and also for the purrose of GETTING BY AUCTION, to the best bidder or bidders the TOLLS arising at tbe several GATES on the said Road calli.. U e WHITE HILL GATE aud ALDERMASTON and IsH- F0K J m ?? GAT . ES . ...

... beg leave to inform Owners and Masters of Steam- lips and Steam Yachts that they have ESTABLISHED a frill DEPOT in COWES ROADS for supplying their Sqwt:LL DUFFRYN SMOKELESS STEAM-COAL -and « this is the most central and convenient spot in the Channel * a Coaling Station for passing Steamers and Yachts they Jlpe to receive a fair share of support. Their Hulk ELORA is moored so that Steamers ...

... DUBLIN $_kr\ CYMBA, or other suitable vessels, TBADE between SOUTHAMPTON, PLYMOUTH, FAL- ?? DUBLIN, AND GLASGOW. ?? steamers correspond with those of the Clyde Shipping n»DV leaving Plymouth every fortnight. sailings for the present season are as ?? a and weather permitting) :— From Portsmouth for Ply- ...

... ?? _ . HIGH-STBEET, WINCHESTEB ?? ?? | MARK ET-PLACE, SALISBUEY. PRICE 2d.; BY POST 2_d. SOUTHAMPTON, SATUBDAT, NOVEMBER 18, 1871. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY MORNING, IN TIME FOR THE EARLY MAILS COUNTY NEWSPAPER.™ ESTABLISHED 1823. ?? ( HIGH-STBEET, SOUTHAMPTON. QFFICi--, j 92> HIGH-STBEET, POBTSMOUTH, Vol. XLIX.— No. 2653. THE POWELL DUFFRYN SMOKELESS STEAM COAL DEPOT, AT COWES, ...

... to Malmesbury, Dudbridge * stroud, Wootton Basssett to Hungerford, Hungerford to andover, and Kintbury to Basingstoke-Powers as to laying ?? Additional EaUs on portions of the Great Western S°i|way, and of the London and South Western EaUway, and fftbe Stonehouse and Nailsworth EaUway— Powers to the Treat Western Eailway Company, the London and Sonth Western Eailway Company, and the Stonehouse ...

... ?£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 ...

... 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 ...

... leave to inform Owners and Masters rrf ?? ships and Steam Yachts that they havVISTABLKT. wi l , COAL DEPOT in COWES ROADS for ?? • POWELL DUFFRYN SMtiKELEsi STEAM COAI ?? as this is the most central and convenient snot in ?? , as a Coaling Station for posing ?? hoiw to receive a fair share of support *■»« inoy Their H'llk ELORA is moored h. tbat Sf««-_-. — and be ?? on tbe most ?? h _^U ft ...