... of Cooks, House and Parlour Maids, Laundry Maids, Waitresses, prober Maids, Ac. ; also Groom and Gardeners, Boots sc a t MRS. STANLEY'S Registry Office. 7^ High street, Worcester. Special days of attendance, Wednes- days and Saturdays. (308) TTfANTED, an OUT-DOOR APPRENTICE, YY > n a ' a >ge Ironmongery Establishment. — Apply hv letter to A. A. A., Post Office, Worcester. RESPECTABLE YOUTH ...

... be delivered in the i ?? WA J- TE *. THOBNBUBY-r l£.l£ I Crr*- r ¥__-_ibh Printers— Hogarth and Beynolds. I . » , W pcmmence at H^-pert Seyenprecisely. I V_- BAKEK and F. T. GBIFFITHS, Bec_eta__es. X .-her _9th, 1872- E ?? _ — . . I _rBDICAL TESTIMONY BESPECTING II _1 ALCOHOLIC DBINES. I MEETING of the Natiohal ?? ■ A ,io tbe Mcsic Haxl, Surrey street, Sheffield, on I L_-* rt ' ' d pecemlier ...

... the 9th December .aext. at eleven o'clock a.m., in suitable lots, about «&• or 700 TIMBER TREES, consisting of 26? Larch of large size, 100 Ash, 44 Oak, •0 Cornish and other Elm, 62 Beech, 14 Chesnut. 54 Scotch and other Fir, and TO Sycamore, now growing at Burlawn Tregoose, in tke Parish of Saint Breook, Cornwall. I The Larch are of very superior quality being fully j mature, very straight ...

... AND HARNEBB HOIMBS. WARNER, SHEPPARD, aad WADE Hunfaag, Hack, sad H amass Horses, oa Saturday the ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWJJ DOC It. November 29. —London ), Packham, London, goods. kino William's dock. November 20.—Vcoper («.), Paterson, Sunderland, coals. KARL QREV's BOCK. November 2*?.—Pla«).—Grand Duchess, , Shields, ballast B'jria, Tayport, light Ai'i, Coull, Montrose, ballaat. j 1 MARITIME EXTRACTS. ...

... 28th November, 1872. 'l tt »'k, ( i..(v m ,, 1,( ?? b y Given, that a Green Buoy, ■*_ Ue ?? rriton '•'• A- been piaced 15 Fathoms Eastward from ■ Gorleston Roads. i - Low Water Spiing Tides, with the s B- ariiijfs, viz. : — .iust East- Head NJW. P North l- imrch, jiut Buoy Head a t Gorleston ?? NW iN. SbyW ** tight ID!*: ant 5-lOths Mile). ?? NbyE rtoi » Buoy (D sunt 1 4-10ths Mile). y N ...

... available one ; _jef c.i *• * j The ANTWERP CO_a>ANY*S renowned Steam- .»' ?? osY, J. Verbist, Commaader, with new boiters & I ?? %:Li v ra-oeod and redecorated, leaves St. Katharine's the lower, EVERY SUNDAY, at twelve o'clock Rn; rl'turnini-' i r ' ,m -^ twer P Ever y Wednesday at twelve b .j __»i -Applications for the .tepmeat of merchandise i ?? ' *• w the London agents, Messrs. Simon ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWN DOCK. Nov. 28.—Victor (s.), Ed wan Is, Davis Straits, whale oil ; Liberty, Williams, Quebec, timber. kino William's dock. Nov. 28.—Kjokkebrig, Thorsen, Pernau, flax ; Stephens, Myles, Ballahulish, slates ; Jessie, Wilson, Ballahulish, slates. DEPARTURE-* FROM DUNDEE. Nov. 28.—Annie Fleming, Pierrepoint, Leith, ballast; Ocean Bride, Hay, Tayport, light; Hibernia ...

... Dr Grieves •,, ]^ye passed the various Examinations — Middle ' ...

... LECTURE in th« X __TE T ROTA— J. ™^ Subject -—-The Rising Sue. TO-MORROW EVENING AX 6.30. R STAINTON'S DISCOURSE on X, _toed B«l _ ions Positions in Gaedeh q*r_ or Chapel. JAJ**—^ Subject :— Border Lands. ,— - TO-MORROW, at 10.90 and 6.30. HOWARD STREET CHAPEL. H Mr. J. FISHER wiU Preach. AU Seats Open. *■* Even ing subject— The Story of Cornelius. -*** TO-MORROW. MrOKTHLY SERMON at St ...

... BRIGHTON R__- _i'v • slso page 54 and outside cover of Bradshaw. __lv Fortnightly, and Monthly Tickets between London _ Bri. t..» available by all Trains. B_ini Tickets for two days, and from Friday to Monday. Thi West-end Brighton Railway Booking-office is at £8, p« _t--ircus. Piccadilly. Re. Nt =» I; ; order j p K >_ GHTi General Manager. -, „ Terminus. CICKABD LINE. — PASSAGES secured. / ...

... E to Rl ° JANEIRO and RIVER L,r* Office and w ?? , ' uce of new arrangements with the (L earner. i th e A ?? aux ' for * i 0 J* ?? Monto VWeo ' U^n-l Bah'i'a. eacl * mouth . calling at Lisbonne, Dakar, Per- ***■ ...