... EVENING AT MM. REV H STAINTON'S Third # f Nine , Dieeourses, ea Going to Heaven, ia Garden mismti CI-opeL^^^, p_ gg _ M^ Heaveq.*' TO-MOBROW EVENING. TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL. Th e BeT. R. GREEN wffl Prwwti the fifth Sermon en ••The Story of Ruth. Sabject:— Ghnti age of Better Tiara— , ?? TO-MORROW. MONTHLY SERMONS, Sunday Evbnikg, atSt. Matthew's Charch, Carver street, by REV. J- j. WITT i. ...

... M T& OiSaS tf S ' _5 . It and its relation to changea IjmJC occur- ta* Ad__i_sion__»er^^^ g in Pl»ts ' uia *T--EOPH_LUS MAPPIN. Hon. Bee. -_ ^TO-MORROW. HEFF m_.ToraGi S: ?? ?? t t fTCßE ** u *■ ?? ** the C-TL-ns* Hall, on ?? ?? -«arch 12th. by the BevT R. ?? 0 { cierkenwell, London. ?? schools, Schoolmasters, and Schoolfellows. gubject — j^nt Seats, ls. ; Pack Seats, 6d. *_ c Chair to ...

... maritime extracts. Ocean, Keith, at Arbroath from Newcastle, 7th inst. GOODS ENTERED TO THE CUSTOMHOUSE YESTERDAY. Imports Foreign. Labrador, Roberts, Calcutta, 600 bales jute, 1800 cwts.— North Biitish Railway Co. ; 300 bales jute, 900 cwt*.— J. & P. Cameron : 500 bales jute, 1339 cwts. qr. 4 lbs.— T. S. Ro3s ; John Machan, agent. Morning Star, Evans, Calcutta, 310 bales jute, 830 cwts. 1 qr. ...

... S. Deacon, 154, Leadenhall-street l_treet Auction Mart, Token- ?? Cam_>TM^«, W. H. Smith Ely, T. A. Hills and Son Haverhill Tnhn Tnmr, _~L 7H7TZI *G ENK /° Hawmond & Co., 3, Abchurch-lans., Loibard-J house Ys__T and at \ Bun_%L?zi„ ?? r ?? S 60 _. uffield Pakenham, G. N. Stewardson R^n I A CIJrkT Lspham, J. W. Bobby | Northwold, G. J. D« ?? «.«._ THIS and Co.. 44, Chancery-lane j Peele's ...

... Ist Of April, at ?? o'clock. ?? — — ?? lr_T .. ET KINGDOM ALLIANCE ITNITE V L F £ ELD AUXILIARY.] I ?? MEETING in the Cutlees' Haix, ■ NNUAL I^KJ^t, March 31st, 1873. ■ , Addresses will be given by _ _, ?? tvE. E.-i Liverpool (late candidate far W. S. CAX* - the borou^) . THOMAS HUTTON, MA., Rector of Stilton ; Re r WARD, Esq., Leeds ; the Revs. E. Newmad, Vvt K. Staiston, and J. G. Smith ; ...

... is kept. -Apply, 50 Journal Office. m$ , WANTKD, in a House of Business. TWO GOOD GENERAL SERVANTS. V-J_.T ?? per Annum.— J. L., Post-office, Saltaire, Yorkshire. WANTED, immediately, in London a eood GENERAL SERVANT; about 20 ; good chaS indispensable.— Apply H., Journal Office. WANTED, several ATTENDANTS for INVALID LADIES, and all other kinds of goZ Servants, at Mrs. Stanley's Registry ...

... Company for personal injuries by accident. ...

... f Company, „_. •c, N«w utitmUm, the LEIPZIG, on : to HAVANA and _ ' »■• I 'TED f -* il 8 lay to ■ _ ■ y : I PAZf'Yi ••'ita. _«*, FOUND, a BLACK RETRIEVER DOG-If • 111 b ...

... S j, ive L. • tinental Wharf, 92 j If EX* and Saturday. March ?? ii.208.; fore cabin, 155.; J 'Vednesday and Sunday, at nine 155.; fore ca ?? 10s.; return tickets, Wm sfrei t, an ?? . 7. Regent-circus. fc v MAIL ROUTE to EGYPT, India, II -^ ?? Naples via Foggia. MM '■'.-■> tickets and iulor- [talian Lailway.— Agents, LE .BEAU L N ?? PARCEL POST, under authority na ...

... Railway, DAILY from VICTORIA and ?? ions, at 740 a.m. and 6.35 p.m. Express s test steamers in the Channel. ' - n ?? , — — —^rr^TTICKETS at REDUCED FARES R, ne ami BRUSSELS, available for a Month, from 'ni. and LUD iATE HILL Stations. VICTORIA' _ ~7i7\S\ EXHIBITION.— The direct Mail \ ?? ..it.li. VIENNA is via Dover and Calais, from I | DGATE HILL Stations of the London. Chat- iTiTOKl*' ...

... J __?„d Friends will be held ia the large V k e Parents, TeJ^^ rt l^aU-paatlHTeo'clook. 5=555. Jhool roo». G° w «__ssrTH, M A., will preside. The B **^w7___reesed by the Bey. B. aUiaabbyb, * The Meeting ?{££__,. Dr. FAUtrao, of Rotherham Col- ?? f Scarborongn, « _*__»_«. p. Wbyte, T. W. Houus, ** ege; the Re^ g^^ss, 8.A., and J. Fisnan, m . L __ ?? several Pieces wfll be sung by a Choir ...

... The most recent and most novel development of the short time movement was that exhibited in Kinnaird Hall on Tuesday, when an audience which crowded the hall in every part met to consider how they could secure shorter hours for the benighted and overworked publicans. We do not know that the persons most immediately interested in this philanthropic movement will feel so grateful as might be ...