... Lower East Smithfield, as under : — For EDINBURGH. — Brery Wednesday and Saturday. Dec. 17 at noon ; 20, at 2 p.m. Fares : Saloon, 205.; fore cabin, 155.; return tickets, 30s. and 225. 6d. For NEWCASTLE —Every Wednesday and Sunday, at Bine ?? Fares : Saloon, 125. ; fore cabin, Ss. ; return tickets, *i ss and 12s. Offi -es, 71, Lombard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. BRINDISI MAIL ROUTE to EGYPT ...

... made —3=113.1 preparation, in order that the requirements of his p.trons may be fnlly ensured. The OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT at No. 1, Hich-street. has for a long number of years had special favour with the public, In conseq .ence of the great care bestowed upon tho manu- facture and construction of all garment*! offered for sale. OVERCOATS— HIRST'S BEAVERS, Brown and Olive. LIKED OVERCOATS— HIRST'S ...

... ROAD, inDDLESBROUGH Principal : Dr Wm. Grieve, 8.A 7 LL D A Selec ...

... Rhahfokd Grammar School. B Bradford middle class school, Clayton Lane, Manchester Road. ANNUAL MEETING oi Frienels and Pupils on Wednesday, Doo»mber 17. IS7M. Exhibition of l*uT.ib' Work e.i. ...

... Eight o'aock. T im v.k . Deonmbcr IC, at Bight o'Clock* ic_. Room, Atterolißc SDAY, Dee. 17, at Eipht, ia the Mctbeb Z Hau, Crookes Moor road. rous of bearing aa exposition of Aid. Allott' s b» sre napectlully invited to attend. tMLLIAM ATKINSON. Secretary pre taw. THIS EVENING. OMERY COMMERCIAL FUND- OCJETIBS. held at Mobtoobebt r_e c, St. ' ,n tlie above Societiee both drawn aad ua- B tly ...

... Captains. Docks. To Sail. itesman .J. Ward S.W I. Dec. il W. Goddard ?? y Philip Say ers ?? iFeb. 20 I* 8.W.1. IDec. 31 J.D. Hall S.W.I. Dec. 10 John Reid S.W.I. Dec. 20 .■ apply to D vitt and Moore, 109. *l,:rs granted to passengers proceeding •A, £14; India, __57~New Zealand, (i;d Port Natal, 15/. 155.; Brazils, 13.; America -Aiini i V, °°ds t-hipped, insurances effected, parcels for- * ...

... MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1873. Marshal Bazaine, after learning of the commutation of his sentence, wrote letter to Marshal Macmahon, in which he said that he should have died without regret, since the recommendation to mercy made by the Judges vindicated his honour. Another of the Durhamshire murderers was sentenced to death on Saturday, but recommended to mercy. Another terrible collision ...