... SATURDAY. May 18 and 22, at 2 p.m. Chief cabin, £1 ; fore, 15s. Return tickets, a fare and a half.— Offices. 71, Lomb_rd-_treet, and 37, Regent-circus. C~ APE of GOOD HOPE, ALGOA BAY, and NATAL. The REGULAR LONDON LINE of MAIL STEAMERS SAIL from London the 4th and 20th, Dartmouth the 7th and 23d of each month. The packet of the 20th May will be the steam-ship GOTH- LAN D, 1,40*9 tons register. ...

... moder- ?? Feveisham-stre t, M dlleshrongh. 3514 EDUCATION. ...

... WOL.K WILL BE HELD IN THE sI HOOL ROOM, CAMPO LANE, , -Kbit Tvksday and Wednesday, May 21st and 22nd, fT«B' T* r l v * i r tne Morning to Nine in the Evening. THIS DAY. PRESENTATION TO THE REV. H. BARLOW. IftrTING of the Parishioners of Christ Church. Pit*- tg mUI be held in the National School Room, on Whit- Tvisr-.i. * l Seven ?? in the Evening, at which the Pre- I_Utu>n it the Portrait of ...

... for the ISSUE of TOURISTS' TICKETS from LIVERPOOL to the PYRENEES and BACK (Via Bordeaux), Available for One Month, at the ?? rates :— First Class by Steamer and Railway £10 Second Class by Steamer and First Class by Railway 7 Including Maintenance and Viu Ordinaire on the Passage to and from Bordeaux. The SAILINGS for MAY wiU be as under :— TRUXILLO, new steamer May 21, at 3 p.m. ARAUCANIA, ...

... steamers for From Southampton. From Brindisl. **ibralt*ir. . ) Every Thursday, at 2 Malta ■ p.m. •Ade.; UUIrU I Every Thursday, at 2 p.m. ! *™** Monda r. ■* 5 •Bombay) l a m ?? ?? ■Wfldi'-is Calcutta.:: Thursday, May 9, at 2 ( *£_*•*' a f 20 ' at 5 JVoamr ?? 1,,,u , aud everj' alternate 4 a :™- , and l . . ever y Emgaporcl Thursday thereafter. \ Monday Japan ) £u-nra!ia..)Thir*sday, ...

... ! Friday, May 17th. under the very Distinguishec Patronage of the Borough Members — E. K. HORNBY/Esq., M.P., AND H. M. FEILDtiN. Esq, M.P. The BLACKBURN BOROUGH BAND Will attend and perform under the Leadership ot Mr. WM. ELLIS, the following Selections o! Music: — Kyrie, from fclaydn'e So. lfi. Op. Selec- tion (Pariaina) Donizetta. Polka (La Pergola) E Marie. Descriptive Lecture by Mr. WINTER ...

... Tuesday. A very quiet feeling prevailed in the market generally to-day, and in most departments prices are weaker. and Copula.—-At most the Russiaii ports prices rule firm, but dealers are doing little nothing. It is reported from Petersburg by telegram that some large transactions have been done there ; but no details have been received, and some parties doubt the report, as they have no ...

... the Wool Smkdb, CatUe Market, York, a number of Prime FAT BULLOCKS and HEIFERS, the property ot Mr. Thompson. Mr. Dunn, Mr, Jewit, and other weti- kjtowa Feeders- Sale at Nine ?? prompt. New-street, Yerk, 1872. YORK. GAS SHARES FOB SALE. MR. THOMAS WALKER is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, in his Rooms, New-street, York, on THURSDAY Next, the 28rd aay of Mat, 1872, 180 SHARES in tbe Yore United ...

... '•' '' on Tirrusn.w E venin.i, the KJth c,: ...

... imburoh and Carlisle,) riKE re l )' ?oUl * d and Valuable Manures on a tot* of pood raw Bone, which wiU produce n crept, and improve the land also. [ffen-nce can be given to Agents who have sold, Farmers who have used Manures made under the *na! superintendence of the Managing Partner. ' rjes Vrnne, for 10 years, and who sell them, and tbem still. I irni('' s a re invited to make enquiry as ...

... SHEPPABD k WADE, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, On Wednesday next, the 22nd day o ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Kiso William's dock. May 16. —Taga, Hosemensen, Peraau, flax. EARL GREY'S DOCK. May 16. —Kierstine, '1 Li, battens. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. May 16.—Janet Sinclair, Swinson, Middlefebro', sleepers; Herbert, Schmkeihl, Tityport, light; Reliance, Smith, ■»* , —1-~ . MARITIME EXTRACTS. Titania, M'Nab, at Arbroath, frmn Pernau, 16th inst. Shepherdess, Buik, left Monte Video, ...