... accommodation for first, second, aud third class on cabins are provided with furniture; she is 1 a, surgeon.— Apply to F. Green aud C3HORT SEA ROUTE to AUSTRALIA, via kT^ Marseilles and by f-'teamers of the EASTERN and ry four weeks.— OVERLAND ROUTE and SUEZ CANAL.— Under Contract for tho conveyance of the Mails to the Medi- r>an, and Australia.. The PENINSULAR . [ON COMPANY ■ trom ...

... LONDON. ?? icxt the line connecting the Great tan llailways will be OPENED for traffic . [ us will be worked between HAMMEP- „l| -i REET STATIONS, hooked through between stations on the . ,1 the two Companies. r], iim, hours, BRUSSELS in 10 hours, ) us, the OVERLAND ROUTE to INDIA ?? laii.iiis- by the short sea route, via Dover MK)N, CHATHAM, and DOVER RAIL- ' , [oris at 7.40 a.m. and fc.3o p ...

... Falmouth on 3d March.— For MELBOURNE Direct, forwarding Passengers and Goods at tlirough rates to all parts of the Colonies, Tasmania, and £ew Zealand— The AUSTRALIA DIRECT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited) will dispatch their splendid full powered Ship VICTORIA, 22 years Al, 3985 tons register, and 20 X) h.p effective (the pioneer of a regular monthly line), to load in the South West India ...

... under :— Port Ships. I Captains. Docks. To Sail. Sydney Dunbar Castle J.R. Brown S.W.I, j Jan. 28 Sydney Hawkesbury. Philip ?? S.W.I. Feb. 20 Syrin-v Woollahra (new) James Bfemner. . S.W.I. 'Mar. 10 Port Phillip.. Colden Fleece A. F. Gun S.W.I. Feb. 10 Port. Phillip. . Oolllr.g-.vood A. P. C. Ross. . . . S.W.I. Mar. 10 Adelaide ?? Al-xan. lra E P. Ellis S ASM. Feb. 12 Hobart Town Adelaide ?? ...

... tf ■• :,v cabin, 15-. Return tickets, available one ' | ?? ANTWERP C ...

... ! Tl'lßOl Gil COMMUNICATION BETWEEN Till 1 |\sr AND WEST OF LONDON. .. |, v a> next the line connecting the Grea . b .1, .litan Railways will be OPENED for trafti. „ riainswill be worked between HAMME'I v li; ?? il. STREET STATIONS. Looked through between stations on th. ?? „ ,1 the two Companies. „ , -„ ?? hours. BRUSSELS in 10 hours ■ ?? ?? ?? Kriiours, the OVERLAND ROUTE to 1NDI; ?? ...

... Ci i, will leave the East i ndla Dock on the th February. Has very superior accommodation for first, second, and third class passengers ; the saloon cabins are provided with furniture j she is fitted with bath rooms, and carries a surgeon. Apply to F. Green and Co., 112, Fen.huroh-street, London, E.G. PASSENGERS to MELBOURNE are informed JL that the magidflcent Cly.le built clipper ship ...

... Australia. —Tin Penin- m Navigation Company despatch their thai ,j)ton. via tbe Suez Canal, every Thurs- f lay, and fiom Brindisi, with the .e ?? Monday. tre t, E.C., and 25, Cookspur street, „iii hours, BRUSSELS in 10 hours, P,urs, the OVERLAND ROUTE to INDIA lis: ' \ the short sea route, via Dover jji> DON, CHATHAM, and DOVER RAIL- ?? \ icioria at 7.40 a.m. and 8.35 p.m., Holborn ni. an i 5 ...

... hours, BRUSSELS in ie hours, , I i| uns, the OVERLAND ROUTE to INDIA Hriudis , bv the short sea route. \i_ Dover I | ?? CHATHAM, and DOVER KAIL- ?? 7.40 am and 6 •_£> p.m , Holborn ; - 30 p.m., anu Ludgate-hill Stations at i ) press Trains and the fastest steamers \: turn Tickets, available for a month, are ?? j,. - t- ...

... a.m ..:i 1 10 ?? i. m , i . j : , ss I rains from L id >n. - - ; lay at 10 nd Br ?? - Mail iM>. via Dover, Ostend, Jirussels, gh, Miilhius.', and Basle, in - si lt\ ICE (including Sundays) 7.40 a.m.. for Dover . thence it : i roni ' Ist- nd, at 8.5 p.m. ; lati vi and carriage, 0.20; Basle, -: >] ping tickets at i_uth- ,in si.itioits. Information Mail-office, i. ?? .v. s ( 'ontinentaL lurs, ...

... .■: ast India Do k on the Sth February. ond, and third class c provided w ; she is a st r;:oon.— Apply t pAKSENGERS to MELBOURNE are informed JL that tiie ' Civic built clipper ship DTJNNOTAR ! c ra; HOULD I * for Januiry. &he has splendid accommodation for pa-scngers. is.- A .ply to Houlder Brothers aud Co., ?? . London, and i. Oriel Chaii cr;i..ol. fpHE AUST? -ALIA DIRECT STEAM' NA*' JL ' ...

... December, 1874. \TOTICE is hereby Given, that in accordance with JLI the Notice issued from this House, dated 15th July last, a Eight Vessel will te placed in the yiclnity of the Royal Sovereign fihoals on or about the 20th April, 1875. The Light shown will be white Revolving, of a distinctive character, giving three flashes in Tiick succession, which will re-appear once in every minute. The ...