... CLEARED st the Customs, and forwarded T_i .K_ Diamond Fields, Inland Towns, and all p££ C^w__e between Cape Town and Natal. vxiastwise, TRANSPORT AGENTS FOR THE DIAMOND FIELDS. 1872. TNCREASED ACCOMMODATION X BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON AND POP^SMOTTTH AND DUBLIN AND THE WEST OF ENGLAND Tbe BRITISH AND IRISH CO.'S Steamfhins T ADY SrSi in™v6ca cYM«2 roDI ..F OUSE^ounS-es l^ DLdldM, AVOCA, CYMBA, or ...

... I Thursday, July i, at) Monday, July _ at I '5 a.m., an (l every fcAPoRI sto'i ?i ?? _«* MendaJ iter. avebeen oe Cum. an-Sireet, Load lal-place. ■P^ ko^AL fir Rio de . Also taking .iling. ux and Lisbon to la_d_-d embank M^__ »__ PlUh aH 1 : T ?? ?? ?? ' -„ jHO l's_s_ge to and ■ n Bor- Pan E Cannes, - L^Brge, an. t ital and East ?? -w ,u_ i__ a *° Bouth- ihippi-ig and don; or *J§ 1A i ' i*. ...

... the East India Ylil, * laBT ?? r y sup, iior accommodation fir first, second, , • ion cabins being fitted with oabin 1 1 ati. ?? a surgeon.— Apply ir-vr . , ' ' lj l * ' ;, iall-Btreet. R o .V^ VALL LINE of PACKETS.—MEL- , ' PHILLIP) Direot. M.-sis. ...

... .aad a number of Hymns will l-> Sung by the Scholars. The Union comprises Xt Schools, a&*6 Teachers, aad 2_, v-- Scholars- Bingh-e win oommence at 3 p.m. punctually. A Collection will be made in the Park to def ray Expenses. QHEFFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. QUINQUENNIAL GATHEBIKG, 1872. In eompliaace with a Requisition from the Committee of the SHEFFIELD SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, I do hereby ...

... rooms can be had to rent or in part fi}l -* , .-Address, with particulars, to Minucius, ii V CLERICAL CHARGE of a small rural Sp rish WANTED for the Winter, or longer, by an »' Clergyman, 20 years in Orders. Views mode- ■Sdress, M.D., care of Mr. Grainger, Bookseller, __ . -r~in.T Lady wishes to meet with an Engage- -4 * °77, 5 MORNING or DAILY GOVERNESS, in A tt-°rcester.— Address, Z.Z., ...

... the fatal •evident toa neighbour on Monthly las^ ?? PO-MORROW. ST. CHARLES'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, ATTERCLIFFE. To-Morrow (Jnly 7th 1, MOZAKT'S 12th MASS will be performed, with Orchestral Accomj wjiiments, at the above Cbunb , when a special Collection will be made for the Choir. Service at 10.30. TO-MORROW. THURGOLAND WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. The ANNUAL SERMONS will be Preached on Suhdat, July ...

... in the afternoon, The Life Interest of Mr. T. S. Hall in his STORES I and WAREHOUSES in St. Clement's Street, Trure, and DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP adjoining ; also a POLICY in .£5OO on his life, and another POLICY in £400 on Mrs. Hall's life. Lot 2.— TWO NEW DWELLLNG-HOUSES and SLAUGHTERHOUSE in Calenick Street, Trure, held for three young lives, and a POLICY in £200 on one of them. For further ...

... the PEACE for the mid BOKOUGI j b- koleeu »1 the TOWN HALL there, on THUKSDA^ Bk»e»U» dty of July oext, »t H«lf-pMt Ten o'clock L , Far. noon ; when »nd where the Grand and Petty Jurie* (foßi bound I? Jl-cojtn-zance. to appear, pxoaecnte. an ...

... For EDINBURGH.— Every Wednesday and Saturday, at ten morning. Fares : Saloon, 155.; fore cahin, 128.; return tickets, ?? and 20s. For NEWCASTLE —Every Wednesday and Sunday, at nine mominj;. Fares: Saloon, 125.; fore cabin, Bs.; return tickets l__. and 12s v -ices, 71, Lomhaj- -Htreet, and 37, Recent- circus. BRINDISI MAIL ROUTE to EGYPT, India, China. Australia, Rome via Falccnara, Napies via ...

... r ik» ZEALAND, and AUS Annents will ?? t | L,KK i un,ur their N, ' w Postal VaSa plendid STEAM ERS :— Eons each, fro )™ l A „, I HAK.OTA ?? Sydney, Juue Vj, and every ?? itt ; thereafter. h Hteaintrs wH ASI £** AUC KLAND, N.Z., en route a, Lyttelton and C P_'£ , ,?T 1,! M from Auckla 'l to Wel « immediately mi i -L^l? 1 ?? ?? Sydney to Mcl rv_,r . _t2. — A Bets, 22, Moorgate-street. ...

... 'S, •*2f CROSS CHURCH-STREET. P^OSIUMS. full compass, three stons, in hand- 1 _. 1Q „ rt A «ome v^^A2^2ZZZAAAZZAZZZZ IMnNirM S, full compass, seven stops, the 1 G, O 0 8 l 0 0 HARMONIUMS, ten stops, .ith _ two fullsets of J n 0 0 fl reeds _ ,-„. ...

... relaxation from daily toil by meeting in the evening to practice choral music, and such is the degree of perfection they have attained that they have successfully competed with German and French choral associations and carried off the prizes. The King of the Belgians is their honorary president, or rather president d'honneur, and his Majesty has invited them on several occasions to sing at the ...