... Tuesday; Business has almost been put stop to since la3t report by the New Year festivities, and today the frequenters of the Cowgate met more for the interchange of civilities, and to give and receive the usual congratulations of the season, than for ordinary transactions in trade. Flax, Tow, and Codilla. The Russian markets continue far too high for contract business, and there is nothing ...

... . ' TWELVE T___ZOUS___-NI3 COPIES. V THE circulation embraces every town and village in Cornwall, and every nook and corner of Cornwall, •everal plaoee in South Devon, and _na_ry hundreds of ?? throughout the kingdom and abroad. NO Newspaper west of Exeter oan -at all compare with the Cornwall Gazette as am advertising medium. SPECIAL contracts given for aerial trade advertise- ments. The half ...

... MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1872. Serious riots are reported from Styria, one of the German States of Austria. ' A mot of order to release some rioters, stormed the place of their confinement. A conflict with the constabulary ensued, in wliicli 24 ringleaders the workmen were arrested, Mr Childers, late First Lord of the Admiralty, gave evidence on Saturday before the Megtera He stated that his ...

... Jan. 20 and 24, at li ' Ciiie* cabin, £1 : fore, 15s. Return tickets, a fare and a JjtJdtf***. 71 - Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. r^-LE and BOURNEMOUTH RAILWAY V U COMPANY. \,,rn Kis HEREBY GIVEN, That a SPECIAL GE VER U. JfinSti ot the PROPRIETORS of the Poole and Bourne- V.iili Kailway Company will be held at No. 10, Victoria- Westminster, cv FRIDAY, the 26th day of January '.-•Tat ...

... HXLL. SURREY. or sound and practical Education; — — >»V economical terms. Healthy , new, detached mansion; lofty sohool -rooms j bo. and oold baths: ample diet; ?? * Mats at Church.— Ladies* Collegiate -Ml. Ely Hooae. Mm. aad the Misses SMITH ■l. W . 1 . X OLDING, I_LB.CV.S-, L, Successor to the late MB. JAMES KIBKMAN. VETERINARY SURGEON, Low Street, Oct King William-street, BLACKBUBN. ...

... situated to promote the health and comfort of the Pupils, being in an op ...

... h2 Matsty ?? Postmaster-General to leave Southampton for N.wCr every TUESDAY afternoon, at 2 o'clock EW YOEK RHEIN, ?? tons, 700-hors_ power, Tuesday Tan 9. NEW YORK, 3000 tons, ?? c _ower Tu.B__v _L __ Passengers may leave London by the 810 am ?? Waterloo Station ou the day of 4uing Wlffl^T npper saloon, £23 • lower saloon, £13 ares-first-class, S^^ff iMP J5 ST INDIES F ROM AMERICA, CHINA, ...

... ?? y btbeet School Koom, Every Satubdaz Night in TO-MORROW EVENING. MONTHLY SERMON at ST. MATTHEWS, O»rver s .reet, Bukdat Evekiki.. by tbe &cv. J. V. r v bubject— Our Fataer. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at &.80. BcV. R. KTAINTUN'B LECTURE on PASSING EVENTS, in the Tkmtpkrance Hh.i. Subject— The Queen's Letter. ~ TO MORROW EVENING, st 6 80. R. STAINToN'b DISCOURSE on \\ «. i-i NEW VI AH, in ...

... MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1872. great meeting of the workmen in the Aberdeen Iron Trades was held on Saturday, which a League was formed for the purpose of agitating for the 51 hours. The Newcastle joiners, who have been out on strike for ten months, in again to-day, the employers having conceded the fifty hours limit a week work without reduction of wages. The Lord-Advocate met a deputation from ...

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... I j :ir which w..r j .d to prospectus, and K .TLEMAN who CALLED at STANLEY i Friday and Saturday la •,-OTO 1« ?? /^1 AUTrON.— T i It i -•ion or J. . _v. A Ti ' muary. 1572. J M(>l 0 0 66 J any day wben an I - ns for ■ low. m BALTIMORE T a. - li iug a I p ia 10th Attest rr.iu - BA> tier. ?? Often ; I • tl.r pub li.;! ?? I up to the I ?? SOMERSET ?? J^ ji Dated. London, U 1 _3,000 ' ■ad -street, ...

... ; nuiarleigh, . Garstang. GENUINEHIGH CLASS WORKS OF ART BY . E M I N ENT MAST liltS, brought to the hammer in a case of liquidation. MR. H. CUBWEN, Has the honour to announce that he has received in- structions, in a case of liquidation, to SELL BY AUCTION, in the Exchauge Hall, I ancaster, on Wednesday, Jan. 31st, 1872, sale to commence at two o'clock, p.m., prompt, A MOST VALUABLE ...