... 16, 1873, in Ho.i t Lave Chapel, when SERMONS will be preached. Morning and Evenirg, by the Bey. WM. PUI*FORD, D D., of Glasgow. In the Afternoon, an ADDRESS will be delivered to the Scholars by Mr. LOUIS H. KENNIBH. . Hji _ wil Serrioe to oommenoe in the Morning at 10.80 ; Afternoon, sL &lecfio^w_l B be 4 ml after each S^vice in aid of the Bchool Funds. WESTGATE BAPTIST CHAPEL, Next Sabsath ...

... vid Soathampton. WW AND GUERNSEY, JERSEY, St. I° >:P^MALO, AND GRANVILLE. . * Train leaves Waterloo Station, Lon- ft.7?t q nm. daily, except on Saturdays, ?n the latest Train leaves at 5.15., but JJJmws may travel each day by any pre- SsTrains. — > ippirioNAL Facilities via douthamp Passengers for the Mail Steamers travel- ToK 'Zfla' London by the last Train leaving liflS ,° Bridge Station at ...

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... from VICTORIA and L' D lA. I. HILL Stations, at 7.40 a.m. and 5.35 p.m. Express the fastest steamers m the Channel. RETI'RN TICKETS at REDUCED FARES t ■ PARIS an i ?? r ?? available for a Month, from ...

... ?? IhfTUm'^^ 4 Cambridge street Lecture Room, on X dclivcrtd « '■» u.jt., by the Bey. JOHN BCR- -ki'k-spay. the i-> subject, Vulgar Errors. ;iHGE. MA. at B p.m. i, y the Bey. J. E. Blasehst, Chair to t* ?? flections at close. THIS EVENING. Jr»trxr DE FBAINE, tbe celebrated Orator, *M9~ „ tempkeakck Hat.v To-NiG.Hr. A dini'sdon by Free Ticket. -ri-TrnH DB FBAINE'S Second LECTURE. i I * J t K ...

... THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1873. The German Parliament was opened yesterday by the Emperor in person, who. made speech, in which, among other things, he stated that arrangements having been made for the complete payment of the indemnity earlier than was expected, hoped for a speedy evacuation of the French soil by German troops. It stated that a gigantic scheme for the amalgamation of the whole of ...