... f eli d the law of property and to relieve r *& QTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ?? nnpisons having any claims against the v ~ ANTHONY REDMAYNE, late of in the County of I-ancaster, Innkeeper, 'ft iJ. died oa the 10th day of April, 1872, at i^l -.foresaid, and whose Will, with two ?? was proved by WILLIAM THOMAS j Lancaster, in the said County of Lancas- il»: - Vl t h e sole Executor therem named, in ...

... OBDINAKV STOCK will be CLOSED on the Even- .of THL'KSOAV. the ,Ist day of August next, and will be f OPENED on tbe sth of the 6aid month. 1 * By Order, J. B. OWEN, Secretary. uioptvate Terminus. 2..rd duly. 1872. Essex Archaeological Society. THLANM AL GENERAL MEETING of .hi. Society -ill be held at MALDON, on THURSDAY, August Ut. T .e C.»»r »« v uken at the TOW * HALL, at Half-paat £ieve_ ...

... Return tickets, available one •Mil IW- Tbe ANTWERP COMPANY'S renowned Steam- . lijtfbOS OSY, J. Verbist, Commander, with new boilers *'■ «-i'-tirelv restored and redecorated, leaves St. Katharine's ?? ?? -:fth ...

... Kitchen ] Culinary Utensils, Brougham, Garden Roller, fodder ...

... the arrange- ?? ?? Booms, for the purpose of ghmg r* t •'lint* vi conducting the advanced subjects of ■ nee Subjects :— Practical Plane and Sod Mat/lime Draw' ig, %cd Build' -g Construe- ' ' ' • future have the special attention of the *-i\fJa* both ou Tuesdays and Thr-sdays. p ■»«*' W STOREY, Hon. Sec. 't7~albrtght, . rem .ved l ,; s Seed Business from MARF^r r Puce to No. 4, Moor Lane, L ...

... for HAMBURG, every KKSisiiAY and SATURDAY. July 31 and August 3, at 10 Fares: Saloon, £2 ; fore cabin. £1 ss.— Offices. 71, Lom- '!itrcet and 37, Regent-circus. Extra steamers, carrying gtf-. , cave a | go every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday r«r freight, ...

... € p asseng*r Ships will be dispatched as under: - — • _ sh 'Pa. , Captains. Docks. To Sail sjdnev pL Cklay . Castle • • J- Wallace S.W.I. Aug. 5 Sidney ia ttrram atta J. B. Swanson . . S.W.I. lAng. 25 *°rt ?? * C? Kose *V- Pnrves S.W.I. .Sept. 15 PortP ?, rvlv aon J- A. Elmslie. . . . S.W.I. [July 31 Adelaide ' s.^J'iiT 00 ' 1 ( ' ew > •J- H - Calthrop. . S.W.I. .Aug. 25 AdeQe **«? v' ...

... for From Southampton. From Brindisi Gibraltar.. ) Every Thursday, at 2 Walu ?? I pm. Ser'^lEvery Thursday, at 2 p.n.4 Eve^ >_«*■*. at 5 Bombay. ..J *• OiJle \ S'cutu.:: I Thursday, July 4, at * ( M^ J^l U _*J renwg V p..o.,andeveryalternate^ ?? a ?? Singapore.. Thursday thereafter. ( £52* Japan J Australia.. Thu^dav, July 4, at * ?? J ?? ?? N Zealand, [ p m.. and every fourth^ *£• %£S ...

... eleven of the Western Club of Glasgow and an eleven of the Whalley Club.— ; A Band will be in attendance. — Further particulars i will be duly announced. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. r pENDERS are required for the ERECTION of 1 NEW SCHOOLS and OFFICES in connec- tion with All Saints' Church, Blackburn, upon the land adjoining the Church. The Plans may Oe seen and copies of the bills of quantities ...

... SHOW of the above Society wUI beheld X in the Knott Pasture. Wailey Road, Black- burn, on Thursday, July 25th, 1872. Admission to the ground from 9 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m., 2s. 6d. ; from 12 30 to 230 p.m., Is.; and afier 2 30, 6d each. The Blackburn BOROUGH BAND wiU be in attendance during the day. The trial of Hunters wUI commence at three o'clock prompt, and the Trotting Uaces im- mediately ...

... 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*. ...

... THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1872 The despatches received at the Foreign Office from Livingstone are dated November, and are those which were sent to Dr Kirk. It is thought that young Livingstone and Mr Stanley, who are expected in London to-day, will have later despatches for the Government, from the great traveller. In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, Mr C. Gilpin moved the second reading of ...