... St. i^^anTgbanville. ?? leaves Waterloo Station, Lon- W^g^m. daily, except on Saturdays * fh« latest Twin leaves at 5.15., but £i£« mIT tUI each day by any pre- Jig Trains. _ _.« m nKiT, Facilities vii Southamp -TS Jar toe MaU Steamers travel- &&ridge Station at 9 p.m. are conveyed * tl ?? tito Eailway Carnages mto the **W ?? placed on board without any *Kri»°_&pense. A French Injxer- P ?? ?? ...

... Brazils, ■tndrv; ?? 78 - M - - Bteamshlps William -st~.pt (Hi Bif t0 £ji*_*ngerB.— REGULAß 01 * to BO^BATfv^ hed v i p 6 ™' ba 7_ l * Kma ni ticent i a'ooi T to H N W,? ? onth aB bove.-For term. ,i-fo ...

... j i'IS, PaHsengers, I Wed., July 2. I „ July 9. f ?? Jnlyl6. .. July 23. U Ports, ■ md ' K. ?? „ : „ • iipa sis sfaryToesday. the West I I I \w__i v ?? i Steamer. JReg.) Date. ■D__ R. Bueno * Ayres^ I ?? Ayres. and I ■ ■ \yrt-s I HOPE and NATAL- -EXTRA I I I I- r.. * -r ' ir , -trags are taken I J and agents'- fc I .. I f f WALLIS, J 17, King il and I I Jnne 17. T »ne 17. >n from 111 ifc, P ...

... v ne ver been surpassed for beauty and elegance. itrtTt ■ r ' iur ipw materials so thoroughly becoming.—Bclgra- *.. There 9re ' m_M i:xne - O'REILLY. DUNNE, AND CO.. rnhhE GE-GR E E N , DUBLIN, jfl , ° Manufacturers to «i TESTY THE QUEEN, AND H.R.H. THE BER MAJ PRINCESS OF WALES. i. r1i t pod fret' Parcels delivered carriage paid. IRISH POPLIN 8. ISH HOUSEHOLD LINENS. -^ i^IDEMAKKET-PLACE ...

... Sg ISLANDS. via Soathampton. _S*N AND GUERNSEY. JERSEY, St. J^ D SaLO AND GRANVILLE. - . __t Train leaves Waterloo Station, Lon- Tbe 1^ Train lea on Satardayßi d f ' *bl Train leaves at 5.15., but 2SS.^?S* each day by any pre- £ous Trains. Sr Additional Facilities via Southahp for the gall Steamers travel- KHSn by the last Train leaving ?? ?? Station at 9 p.m. are conveyed WBte l 2 the Silway ...

... d,s Pitohed as under ?? ' .-£L__J_ c *Ptaln». | Docks. ,To Bail. Nor n0 S n U d th ' rlancl S 0 ?^ Louttit • ?? May 24 - ?? \lv\ T p-W-X. dune 10 **matta •■'T» a _. aoe .W I. June 30 : Octavia nvv ?? ■ ■ S - W - T - Aug. 23 l tfmerus i?'« V ? lab S-W.I. May 20 ! H«>-»ood .* : • - ' T p Cl f J lt^ re •• • • 8-2* June 10 i^osy (new) a i ■ V • KoBB - •• • ?? July 20 baoV ; W) ?? S.W.I Au/ ...

... larf! ?? maudal^ ?? is is to W' 3_ ' WestW* » jew^; jet-, shift » ; ! ' .bert j| ckels- -J*. JJ_f ' . 2.- f4 ; ,«L ?? road, ?? UNS » : ■ 1 OOD ?? ?? » \ -age are ta I MAIL iite**f-__P _j ?? ; X l V fl^| L .. SK e_| SITED u_\ GHT ■ ••; K ?? i'\ _| ■> NKW YORK and i I . I • I • ■ _at - ' jur.i- fi ■1 Isjisinfl ;V ' S ?? ' ?? S-wSTw fij»« a -00 * 1 * bWD i ber, aiw | ftAa-jß' : . ifrtli cC ...

... GRANVILLE Jt Train leaves Waterloo Station Lon- daily, except on Saturdays -* thi .atest Train leaves at 5.15., but ?? may travel each day by any pre- r*\ Trains. i £ i-nnmoNA- Facilities vi& Southamp __d2SS the MaU Steamers travel- ?? by the last Train leaving i bridge Station at 9 p.m. are conveyed _f taX Railway Carriages into the -Zn Docks along-ide of the Steamers, board without any ...

... ABTICLES, to liquidate tbe Debt remaining on the NEW DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLB. in cmnretivC wttb ST. MICHAEL'S CHUBCH, Beice Lave, Bkadfoed. OrEK This Dat (Friday, and ToMoasow (Sattedat), May Snd and 3rd. SPENCEB'S BAVD will be in tittenctence each day. Mr. W. H. T sir- k, ?? Manchester, will show hia original Piping ?? Rosary and Moving Butterfiies and Song Bird in his case singing the loud ...

... SIGHTLEBB BBIDX. CHARLES ADAMS' Q.RAND CIRCUS. OPPOSITE MIDLAND STATION, BBADFOBD. ENGAGEMENT POB SIX NIOHTS ONLY, commencing Mobdat, May a, Of Mr. W. F. WALLETT, THE QUEEN'S JESTEB. Re-appearanoe of the ever comic LITTLE BELL. PULLAN'S NEW MUSIC HALL, BBUNSWICK PLACE. BBADFOBD. Mobdat Evebing, May 5, 1873, and during the week, Speed— Engagement at an extraordinary expense ot the __rv«Hous ...

... HUNT. The ANNUAL CLOSING DINNER will ?? ft, i hursday. May iith, at Five o'clock, at Mrs. Creswic*'s, Plough Inn, Sard j-gate. TJAPTIST CHURCH. GLOSSOiTrOAD. 'I he Congregation of the ?? Church intend to hold u BAZAAR For the Mtfe of Useful nn.l Fancy Articles, on the 20th and Sis* May next, in the Cutlers' Ham.. . __ Contributions will be thankfully received by Mrs. £tf riiiks, Broomtpring ...

... Forfar yesterday regarding the petition signed by 625 inhabitants of the Ferry that the names signed to it were mostly boys, girls, and children, and hardly a respectable signature in it. Now such is not the case. I could give the names of gentlemen holding good positions in Dundee and Broughty Ferry who signed it, besides a great many more hard working men who are be much respected the ...