... day, May 14th, 15th, and 16th, 1866. SYLI.A'iUti.-First Lecture: The Earth a Plane-How Circrimnavigated-llow Time is lost or ?? a Ship's Hllol disappears (when outward bound) before the Mast Head, &c., &c. Discussion.-Secoid Lectuii: The Earth no ?? of ...

... one dated Preston, 14th August, Is ISSM, signed Senex, and inserted in the Preston g Chronicle of Saturday, the 23d August lost, and ti the other, as the author observes, containing SIMPLE mt REMARKS, dated Preston, 29th August, 1834, al signed X. Y ...

... PROPOSED SHIP CANAL TO LYTHlAM. TO TaE EDITOR OF TH9 PRSESTON CHRONICLE. was a little surprised to find an article in your d X paper of last Saturday signed Senex-setting forth only h a i per cent. profit likely to proceed from this Ship Canal undertaking ...

... been lost near Amsterdam. Crew saved. Flo AHULL SHIP AND TWEEZTY-Frz EHANDS MISSING.-There is reason to believe that the ship Protector, 1,273 tons re- gister, belonging to Messrs Robert Ash and Co., of Hull, to- gether with 2 aseamen, has been lost. The ...

... Buildings Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 23, 21, and and 25. Preston-Shelley's Arms, Fishergate, Thursday, July 20. Bolton-Ship Inn, Bradshawgate, Friday, July 27. Manchester-Commercial Inn, corner of Brown-street, Saturday, July 28. Mr. Swift attends ...

... along the said lane into and across a certaid field in the Town. ship of Chorley aforesaid, called the New Close, to the divi- sion of the Towship of Chorley aforesaid, from the said Town- ship of Buxton, and running from the said division of the said Township ...

... unequalled by any line of ships afloat. The Black Ball Line has bad the distinguished honour of a visit from Her. Majesty the Queen, who was most graciously leased to say that she had no idea there were such magodicent ships in-her merehant navy. _ For ...

... OFFICES there. V Fleetwood, I st October, 1844. tI r'LEETWOOD STEAM SHIPS /fi 7' F A r OR GLASGOW, BELFAST, | X E XF LONDONDERRY, AND N, DUBLIN. _ I s FOR GLASGOW, The new Iron Steam Ships Y Her Majesty Capt. J. Wilson, and Royal Consort, Capt. Ewing ...

... sailing ship. Her saloons are spacious, and furnishedwith piano, linen, &c.; cow for cabin passengers. Has excellent accommodation for second cabin and other passengers. The wel-known and favourite packet Ben Nevis, the pioneer Royal Mail Ship of the White ...

... and 20, Paternoster.row.-To be bad of all Booksellers. HE SHIP ON FIRE, Russell's most renowned Seena, for 6d., Texclusively in ' Davidson's Musical Treasury;' which also con. ?? Slave Ship-Room Enough for All-The GIn Fiend -Song of the Shirt-The Good ...

... suitable for all classes; five hundred Clocks and Time- pieces in Gilt, Bronze,Marble,andotheroases for mansion, Railway, Ship, Office, schoo Cottage,Mill, orWorkshop; articlesfor Present- ation,from £11to £100; Eleotro-plated Tea Sets, by EInIGTqow ...

... in Hobson's Bay. POR, MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, forwarding FV Passengets -to SYDNEY, and ~AJELAIDE, the splendid new ClIpper.Ship BEE, 2,000 tons* burthen, Capt.Raisecknow, loading in Wellington - ock-will sail 28th June. HAS first-rate Passenger Ac ...