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... and receive Carg» and Tl V'vtUeii steamers for ] parcels -i From Venice Prom Southampton, (calling at From Brindisi. 1 Anoona). „-K«Har 1 Every Thursday _ _ ■'c * at 2 p.m. Vii'e ilrtiuxlria'i Every Thursday (Every Friday ( Every Monday ••• \ at 2 pm. ?? morning. ( at 5 a.m. Ronibsj ■• ' ?? • 1 - v ?? i:f ?? t Thursday, Mar. ( Friday morn- ( Mon., Mar. S4 -* 1 ■''* > 13 and 27, at _ ...
... and Continental Wharf, 82 . ?? r:ir r ':;.7mittalic-ld. as under :- Ii . *• ?? 'ii -i.very Wednesday and Saturday. March I di. Fares : Saloon, 205.; fore cabin, 15e.; I ?? and 225. Cd. C -Every Wednesday Mid Sunday, at nine 7- v -; , 7 Saloon, 155.; fore cabin, 10s.; return tickets, P ; imbard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. - MAIL ROUTE to EGYPT, India, B' ■ * ' ?? Rome via Falconara, Naples ...
... THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1873. We are now told from Spain that general attack ia to be made on the Carlists. It is high time, as neither Spain, nor himself, belongs just now the Spaniard, but to the Car list. The.Bank Rate was yesterday raised from to 4 per cent. The Governor General of lirdia has announced that the Government decides not to reimpose the income tax. A destructive fire broke out ...
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... Sj.ACKroo-.,tsro.a j . ?? /genuine seeds./ *^^TtsTRi7T 1 V t LIS T S^^ ?? /^^^-^oaaTis.POST rßtr^^--.^ CSj Kj* PtR CENT DISCOUNT^~-^V*^/ \* m ss> r caaw. Carriage free/ CARTER'S COLLECTIONS of VEGETABLE SEEDS produce a coastant supply of ths best. VEGETABLES ALL THE YEAE BOUND. Pries 11a M .Sla, Soa, 42.., and 63. each. Packing and Carriage Free. CARTER'S Ma OO^LECrUN, ceatans— to piats PSAS ...
... 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*' ...
... to*** other material.- Crwpftic. T ~ e ;£;v« never been surpassed for beauty and elegance. ■ ; JouT *!!*i*ib materials so thoroughly becoming.—Bclgra- ■ Tcerc : .ire lew m. , jf,,,; ; ;:..' ...
... 2 * NT) GUERNSEY, JERSEY, St. AND GKANVILLE. . ?? leaves Waterloo Station, Lo n- P t9PBJ- *aily, except on Saturdays, ** fhe latest Train leaves at 5.15., but fk ol mB y travel each day by any pre- Y^T Trains. inDITfONAL FACI— TI— V— SOUTHAMP l# Yagers for the Mail Steamers travel- ?? by the last Train leaving M ?? Station as d p.w. in «_* c^o* *&_f_Tt\e Railway Cnriaga. iß*w*jjf : * r _ Inton ...
... hear J-° o __ DATMarcU24th- ?? o | Tenil . g> 8 0> Bethel ChapeL paiticuhu _ on Bills. S. HOYLAND and J. C. CLEGG, Hon. Sees. — -~ Jh-TeVENING, MARCH __th, 187 S. -tt. NETHER SCHOOL ROOM, I A Dr. ANGUS, ?? mcinher of the New Testament Company of Revrse--), ( * WiU LECTUBE on Bible Bevisic— ** Admission Free. 7.30 p.m. A Collection at the close. THIS EVENING. ?? ?? REV. R. KEY wiU LECTURE at ...
... , . • I ft» tt-i the Two BicSX^ ite k ?? ■d within the undermentloiier ■ - Between the of 200 i*ksat Barnes and ..-Race ?? e ' aly)T e specified the River is to be kept clear * -er their Rigging down v. I nn Awning or Screen up I •«__cyAct,l.' or serjeant * uply witl. at.. * : Jw^' ' Bahla. j BOYNE ?? tH Toi Hay. ! is to passu. °OD HOPE ar. ...
... Lord's Day, 30th March, 1873, when SERMONS will be preached in Salem Chapel by the Rev. C. CLEMANOv-', B. A., of Nottir^bao, and Collections made on behalf of tbe School Funds. In the Afternoon an ADDRKSS will be ariven to the scholars and parents by Mr. LOUIS KENNIBH, when a Collection will be made in aid of the Libraries connected with the different Schools.. . „ A Morning Service at 10.30 ...
... THE MOVEMENT THE RAILWAY SHAREHOLDERS. The present proceedings of the shareholders the three principal Scottish lines, to which we briefly called attention the other day, ought to be watched with some closeness. They have very much the appearance as if they were designed to establish trade union on gigantic scale. The first object of the shareholders was to prevail on the several Boards of ...