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... 10> ctJ . h «ir steamers for arcek ?? t heir sw * From Venice From Southampton, (calling at From BrindwL rr Ancona). ! t-vci->- Thursday hW , atzp.W- I'll'aiiJr.* ) £ T ery Thursday J Every Friday ( Every Monday 5* > at 2 pin. I at noon. \at 6 a.m. ■k,i*> ta > ?? iellf ■•} ,l»dr*' Thursday, Sept f Friday .Sept.C, ( Mon., Sept. 9, ilcutw •• I - S and 26, at • 20, and Oct. 4 J 23, & Oct. 7, ...
... PAPER EVERY SATURDAY. PR . ...
... und Evening, by the Rev. J. W. TOWN, r u;..r oi Liudley, on behalf of the Wardens' ex- i.-iises. JMu. Jlii). de Jong [; . iK . c tfullv announces that it is his intention to a series of GRAND ORCHESTRAL CON- ,.I'IS iv Blackburu. for which, in additionto „ Kull Bind, he has engaged some of the most ciiiuetit V oculists of the day. p.rst Concert of the series, Wkdnmsday, Octo- t.,; --Srd. ...
... ~.JJ xao yin . 20 a Pare and aw i* ■il Steam P_^v . impauy, J h \TAL own. 30 Gs and an n- ' , 37 Gs. ai.it air baggat ' doa', oi ? 0 ge.. 2d class. s «=«w-ttdear. NE. CANADA nnrl rrwr«_. ' 'TED , ' Western and Fridays t day to I '- 10s. ; • N >pply to Philliniw r~, I .21. ■=eline. Good« 1 . YEN, ill ■ i «»■ available *- 're midnight. ■f t class, r TH. ■ ' so7n*=l„7 rH ■ rickets ■ «». nrst ...
... . ?? EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. MICHAELMAS TERM begins on Monday, Sept. 16th. TICKETS for the ORATION by HENRY VINCENT, Esq., may be had at the News_»pCTOffices. -pijTg DAY GRAND ALL ENGLAND CRICKET MATCH AT CHESTERFIELD. A MATCH between the ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN and 2£ of CHEBTESFIELD and DISTRICT, wiU be played in the New Recreation Ground, Chesterfield, on September 9th, it— , aad Uth. ALL ENGLAND ...
... 17 of Dr Grievo's Pupils nay . pf.ised the various Examina ...
... Tuesday, Sept. 10. The business of this market was resumed this morning with the sale of cattle and horses. The weather was pleasant contrast that of Monday. There was bright sunshine, and in the afternoon a fine drying wind prevailed. The show of cattle numerically was about the same as last year, and consisted principally of Highland and Irish cattle. A number of excellent milch cows were on ...