Elias Hicks Blackburn Journal, 1861

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Title	Elias Hicks Blackburn Journal, 1861
Collection Number and Name	Mss B 61, Elias Hicks Blackburn Papers, 1849-1908
Source Container	Box 1 Folder 4
Date	1861
Creator	Blackburn, Elias Hicks 1827-1908
Subject	Medicine - Utah; Polygamy; Homeopathy; Rural health services - Utah
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Description	Original bound journal of Elias Hicks Blackburn, 3.5" x 6", dated 1861.
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Hilary Law Termbegins ‘oie ales, \|11'M \| (Q.Victoria married 1840 \| 112 Tu/Shrove Tuesday -[begins \| 1 Sunday after Epiphany’ 13 W Ash W ednesday.—Lent \| 14 Th/St. Valentine’s day ‘Camb. Lent T.beg. [Oxford Lent Termbeg.\| 15 Fr} i 16 Sa POPUie Uae 117% \|Quad. Sun.—1 S.in ‘Lent 118 M\|Battle of Eupatoria, 1855 Old Twelfth day H 19 Tul 209, W\|Ember week 2 Sunday after Epiphany Day 10h. 22m. long 21/Th\| \| Sun rises 7h. 66m, \| 99\Fr \| \| \| 23 Sa Conversion of St. Paul \| 24\% \|2 Sundayin Lent \| 95)1M\| [St. Matthias.\| Septuagesima Sunday hae ued tei \| N.S.Wales founded, 1788 \|} 96)Tul Sun rises 7h. 47m. Mar. K Charles I. 1649. hi Hilary Law Term ends 27‘\|W Hare hunting ends 28\| rh _———— SS MOON’S MOON’S CHANGES. Last qr. 3rd, 16m. p. 7, A.M. MOON’S CHANGES t qr. 2nd, 24m, p. 6, P.M. Moon, 10th, 56m, p 6, P.M. ew New Moon, Lith, : 8m. p.1,A.M. Easter M. “\|St. David onstitution of \| 2\|Th 3\| a \| 4 13)Sa \|[PrincessBeatrice b. 180/ 15 . i¢ 19(fa Prin. 18) Ds ry = Hs tae par I= YF 98 Th \|Good Friday 99\|Fr nein bo bo ~“I 7\W pa\| ne iw) bo bo bo2 t& “ID Gr GC Ww bo bo bo & > oy Ss M ee or Lady Day Tu Duke Cambridge b. 1819 \| bo bo < 00 22\|Fr\|Camb. Lent Term ends 23'Sa\| Oxford Lent Termends eectaie 3 Sundayafter Easter St. George. . \|]]/Tyl ~ = . 12 W Trinity Law Term Ends , ¢ SNe e ry e 14 re ld Sa \| x & 3 Sunday iM \| 17\|Frr\|Day 15h. 41m. long after Trinity \|18\|Sa \|Oxford Easter Term ends \| \Battle of of Waterloo, Waterloo. 1815 1815 7 Tul\Battle 19!'& \|Pentecost—_W hit Sunday\| \|20\|M \| Whit Monday 19 W \| ; ye 20 Th/Accession of Q, Vic. 18 nal oes \| 2aTul \| ae oe — aon meee [ Oxf. Trinity T. be;eins loaio \|24\|Fr{Q. Victoria born, 1819 St. Mark 30)/Sa {India Bonds 30 Tu Day 14h, 42m. long 31,8 \|Easter Day. Int. due on \| a \| \|\| . . : > Princess Ane ner “a \Sun rises 4h. 4(m. Tama saan aaa ene 4, Sundayafter Easter Sundayafter long 26m. Trinity M }2\|Day16h. })199 @ 16) Th) 5 21\|Th\| \| \| 19 90,Sa [and night equal a aan: 7 Pr 8Sa Reform Bill passed 1832 a \|Sund. aft. Ascension day yaohwa disown 4 \| Lé5\W \| Th1h \| \| 14)‘Tu Sun rises 4h. 13m. \| \| 17; W 2 W \|13\|M\|British Museumre-opens } 13 Th 1 17) & 5Sunda1y in Lent. Easter Law Term begins M 12' \| 16/PujSun rises 4h. 55m. [St. Patrick’s day] 18 Ir\| [Louisa \|horn :1848. \2 Sundayafter Easter 14/8 14/Th\ Flyfishing begins 16)'Sa\| 'y 1 \|11\Sa\|Day increased 7h. 388m. \| i Hist Sundayafter Trinity ° 4, TujDay 16h. 18m. long 9/Th) Ascen. Day—Holy Thur. _ [Half-quarter Day 10) Pr 4d eo 13, W\| a 15) Fr\| 6\|M\|Day 15h. 1m. long \| 7\|Tu \| 8 W {Easter Law Term ends \| [begin 12\F1 oe Rogation Sunday \| 2% 9 Tu Fire Insurance expires 10 W Oxf. & Cam.Easter Terms 12'Tul 3M eeLT AReHAP a ___f} \| 11) \| \| 7\|1 Sunday after Easter \| Prince L eopold b, 18538 , M 11)Th ols [Prince Arthur b. 1850 \| [established 1789 oyS\| 4 Sundayin Lent ‘ 1 Sa 1} 1\W{St. Philip,& St. James e at Bank 9\| Sa\|Sun rises 6h. 29m. FullMoon, 22nd, 20m. p. 2, A. ve Last qr. 30th, 40m. p. 2, P.M, \| Last qu. 31st, 25m. p. 10, P.M. aie Slave Trade abolish.1807 ' First qr. both, 16m “p- 10, AM First qr. 17th, 3m.p. 4, A.M. Full Moon, 24th, 6m. p. 6, v.M.} Churchw. ap. America y CHANGES. New Moon,8th, 38m. p. 1, AM. \| New Moon, 9th, 8m p. 11, a.m. ll Fool’s Day ; Sun day in Lent MOON’S CHANGES. Last qr. 2nd, 32m p. 7, A.M. ‘irst qr. 18th, 45m. p. 6, P.M n, 24th, 23m. p.10, a.m ‘ull First qr - 19 h, 3um. p. 5, A.M Full Moon, 26th, 15m.p.2, A.M. JUNE. MAY. APRIL. MARCH. ‘ie ‘ictoria - 4 pasee on - Cae, \|20/9a Princes Helena b.1846 \| & Trinity=Sunday 26 \|27\| M eee \| Sundayafter Trinity 93 8 \4 24M \|\|Midsummer Day 29 Tul [Sheriffs elected 26 W\|Sun rises 3h. 45m. 27 Th) Length of day 16h. 32m. 28] Tu 28 Fr \|Queen Vict. crowned1838 29\| W\| Restoration K.Charles a he oo or — -Charles II I . \| 29)/Sa 29/9¢ \|St. Peter \| ie vo \| orpué- Christ 308 (5 Sundayafter Trinity \| \| \| \| i AUGUST. \| MOON’S CHANGES. \| JULY. \|\| MOON’S CHANGES. \| } 2\Tu 3\|W\|Dog days begin & India. at Bk. [dueBas 4\Th\| S\FriCens Tere 4° ive. 6\Sa /Oxfd. Trinity Termends 7( \8 \6 Sundayafter Trinity 8\|M \|} 10) Wi 1\| 1 — \| 14, W\|Sunrises 4h, 44m, 15\|M St. Swithun 15)‘Th\|Assumption rises 4h. 3m. 16/Tu'Sun 17\|W 18/Th\| 19\|Fr\| 3 - YF b evol. decreed63m. in France, 18 31/W Day 15h. 24m. long \| 17\|Sa\|Duchess Kent b. 1786 ma 18% {12 Sunday after Trinity D. Well; ? \| 13) & \|20 Sunday after Trinity \|15\|Tu i 17\|/Th [Fox hunting begins oe Emb. d. of Autumn beg. \| 18) Fr \|St. Luke 19/Th \|[19/Sa { Bat. of Navarino, 1827 tae 20\|Fr\|Battle of the Alma, 1854 \| 91 \Sa\St. Matthew the Evang. \| 20)\| 21 Sundayafter Trinity é Sa \|21\|M Battle of Trafalgar, 180 \| ot \|17 Sunday after Trinity \|\|22)Tu } 23\Fr 24ISa St. Bartholomew 231M\|(Day 12h. 8m. long \|) 23] W\|Sunrises 6h. 38m. \|Dav and Nicht equal orlwr ; ts “ ooEh 6) th) 27) Fr \| alaklava 195\Fr\|St. rispin. ng begins +>4\| Sa Hare hifiti 24/Tu\| Autumn commences 28Sa \| is 29(Th\| ‘ c [Buck hunting ends\| 16\| W \|Housesof Par]. burnt 1834 }16\Fr 31\| s: 8 ‘Tul [died \| Hol 16M 16 Sundayafter Trinity ames * e Greater y. Trinit eeborn, Sunday 12s ’ 1819 Albert \Prince 26\|M a3 ~ — }27\|\Tul a y after Trinity 28/W St. Augustine 28% ig ‘Sunda , a 20 27\|Sa\| 7\M Day decreased 5h. 23m, abet peeeeee 14! M \|Fire Insurance expires \| 52m. 21\|W\|Day 14h. 17m. long 2) et \8 Sundayafter Trinity \| [Union Eng.& Scot.1706 99/Th \|Black Cock shooting beg \| he G és 19 Sunday after Trinity \| Le \| 13) \| 19M 20)Sa\|Last day for rec.Countycl. 20/Tu\|Sun rises 4h. 5IT} StJ 5\|Sa 10,/Tu)ey decreased 3h, 34m. {\| 10)(ra Oxf. aes ati te T [Divs. u due at t Ban i $5 phe [Grouse shooting begins\| ——]13\Tu \| dT Renee shooting begins \| 9 M\| [Sebastopol taken, 1855) $¢\|\|W\| [Dog«days end\| 10\/Sa J 11/8 \|11S. aft. T. Half-g. day \| 14 ls 7 Sunday‘after Trinity 1 \| Sunday. after Trinity \| §8 5 {\| 9 Fr \|Day 14h. 55m. long 12\|M 13\|Sa\| tied fa : an p- 10, ie ‘der Seog i Hae aea? ip vem. p. 9, P.M. 20th, a5t quar. iy4 atai et Cd t oi Day 16h. 14m. long ‘\| \| ae \| \| 8\ThI 9\|Tu Fire Insurance expires ae ve heatek p- 6, P.M. 5'Th Year 5622 Jew. eracom. \| 6\T \|Prince Alfred born, 18 a) 7W \| MOON'S CHANGES. 1th. 25m. 1 [ Partridge shoot. beg.\|} 2\| W Day \| 2M om. long }\| 3/Th)Vay 3,Tu : r . i 4\| Fr Sunrises 6h Qin. 16m. 5h. 4.WrigSunrises r \| 5 M sun sets 7h. 41m. \| \| 1 s 14 Sunday after Trinity [Electors published 2 Fr! 3 Sa Sunrises 4h, 29m. aes 4% {10 Sundayafter Trinity MOON’S CHANGES. Full Moon, 19th, 1m.p. 2, P.M. Last quar. 27th, 24m. p, 6, p.m. § List off 1Th\|Lammas Day. \| OCTOBER. First quar. 11th, 16m.p. 1, A.M. \| Full Moon, 22nd,7m. p. noon. f FullMoon,20th,51m. p. 11, P.M. Last qr. 29th, 51m. p. 7, A.M. \| Last qr. 28th, 23m. p. 1, aM. \| 1\M Battle of the Nile,1798 \| NewMoon, 4th, 12m. p. 10, A.M. “ New Moon, 8th, 12m. p.2, p.m. iH New Moon16th, 54m. p. midr. First qr. 15th, 47m. p. 2, p.m. \|) First qr. 18th, 15m p. 7, P.M. SEPTEMBER. \| 18 Sunday after Trinity 27\|S 28 Sunday after Trinity \| 28\|M\|St. Simonand St. Jude \| 29\T Dev0h, 44002 5 ; on\| [St. Michael. Quarter D, \|} 80) W\|Oay \| ne anit 24 a 1, 24M. LONG Tt \|LInt. due on India Bonds\|\| 31\Th All Hallows Eve. 7 ECLIPSES. Sun, and1 of the Moon. In theyear 1861, there will be 3 Eclipses of the DECEMBER. MOON’S MOON’S CHANGES. \| New Moon, 2nd, 3m. p. 4, A.M. \|] \| First qr. 9th, 44m. p. 10, P.M. \| Full Moon, 17th, 7m. p. i, A.M. \| \| Last qr. 25th, 7m. p. 11, P.M. \|{ First qr. 9th, 10m. p. 3, P.M Full AOE 17th, 8m. p.8, 1 Last qr. 24th, 51m. p. 9, A.M. New Moon, 3lst, 54m. p. 1,a.M. Laat 1\Fr \|All Saints. Boro. cou. el. \| 2\SalMichms. Law Term begins 1% \|Advent Sunday. 2'M \| 3)Tu\| Day 8h. 4m. long 3\$ \|23 Sundayafter Trinity 5\|TulInkermann. ; } 6 Fr \|St. Nicholas [Plot \| \| 10 Tu/Grouse shooting ends 108 24 Sundayafter Trinit lL Ww\| 11M Martinmas. Half-qu. »b. 12\|Th\| 12 Tu 13 Fr\| [ Certificates 14 Sal 13; W { 14Th Attorneys&c. to take out} 15 Ss 3 Sunday in Advent. Sun rises 7h. 23m. 1 16)M Camb. Mich. Term ends 25 Sunday after Trinity \| 17/Tu\Oxford Mich. Term ends Metro. Police est. 1829 118 W\|Ember Week \| 19 Thy 20. Fr\| [Winter quarter com. Princess F. Williamborn! 21)/Sa\|St. ‘Thomas. Shortes t Day. [1840 \| a rr Sundayiin Advent Py Y et 4 TulChristmas Eve W\|Christmas Day. Quarter ue Thy St.eo 26 Sundayafter Trinity Michaelmas Law T. Ends. PrincessMaryA. b.1833 Sun rises 7h. 37m. ‘ry Day Sh. 13m. long St. Andrew ; \| Septuagesima Sunday Martyidomof K. Charles I. Ne ,, 27 30 \| Ash Wednesday.. i Lent y in lay Quadra. 1st Sunda % # 13) 17 -\| Quinqua.—Shrove seat February 10 \| St. David St. Patrick * May : ,, Ascension—Holy Thursday \| 31 TulSt. \| Sylveste J wicccicitaidamectaiaral ~ St. John BaptistMids. Day ;s August Birth of Prince Albert St. Michael—Michael D. Septenaber2 Gunpowder Plot.. November 1st Sunday in ‘Advent... December _ 3irth of Prince of ‘Wales St. Andrew... St. Thomas...... Christmas Day 5 ” ” ” «+ ... .-. ... 2 tember 5, 1861. The Year 5622 of the Jewish Era commences onSep R DAYS. QUARTER AND HALF QUARTE era a Day Half 11th, t Augus February 8th, Half Quarter Day Michaelmas Day voth, mber Septe Day Lady March 25th, November11th, Half Quarter Day May9th, Half Quarter Day December25th, Christmas Day June 24th, Midsummer Day IN SCOTLAND. August 1, Lammas Day Day February 2, Candlemas November 11, Martinmas Day May 15, Whit Sund ay* upon the moveable feast of * This Term in Scotch Leases does not depend nent. Whit Sunday, but is perma LAW TERMS. Hilary Terms Easter Term Trinity Term Lee os. Michaelmas Term eee ase Lae see ... ... _ Ends January 31 Begins January 11 ... April \|16 ee a May22 Ae ” ” LiReEA ade May 8 June 12 November 25 hs erate ener November 2:20) 0.00si) 93s UNIVERSITY TERMS, 1861. OXFORD _ Begins 1.30 M \| 21 25 \| as 7 \| 31 i 23 2 5 9 April ne ... _TERMS. 1 29 @ ly sohaay after Giridémnas 17 3 Palm Sunday Annunciation—Lady Day Good Friday May eeontecost—Whit Sunday ‘i Birth of Queen Victoria y Lr imity Sunday s Zestora. of King Che wrles II oa Corpus Christi . \| Accession of Queen Victoria June % . \| Proclamation 1 March ; Rogation Sunday _ as 2 \| Sundayin Advent {Lord Mayor’s Day\| 9,Sa}Prince of Wales born 1841; 6 St. George 7/Sal_ 7iTh 8 Fr January ye Epiphany EASTER 8S UNDAY Low Sunday... { \| Gunpowder \| 6,W ALS, &e. FIXED AND MOVEABLE FESTIV New Moon, 2nd, 17m. p. 2, F.M. \| 4'M {Sun rises 7h. CHANGE Sun, invisible at Greenwich. January 10th.— An Annular Eclipse of the invisible at Greenwich. Sun, the of July 7th.—An Annular Eclipse the Moon, partly visible at Greenwich. of e Eclips l Partia —A 16th ber Decem Begins 7h. 27m., ends 9h. 9m. at of the Sun, vissible (as a Partial one) December 30 & 31.—A ‘Total Eclipse 31st. the on e sunris at ds anden 30th the Greenwich. Begins at sunset on Lent January 14 Easter... SPYINIGN 5 “Ube Michaelmas... April May October 10 22 10 hi, Ends March 23 May 18 July 6 Decemaber 17 9 CAMBRIDGE April 10 Ends March 22 July 5 October 10 December16 Begins January 13 \| LONDON BANKERS. LONDON BANKERS. Agra and United Service Bank, 27, Can- Hanburys and Lloyds, 60, Lombard Street, 1 non Street, z.c. Bank of Australasia, 4, Threadneedle Street, n, Bank of British North America, 7, St. Helen’s Place, E.C. Bankof England, Threadneed le St.z.c and Burlington Gardens, w. Bank of Egypt, ii. Ol d Broad St., B.C. Bank of London, 52, Threadneedle2 St. E.C.; and 450, West Strand, w.c Bank of New South Wales, 37, Cannon Street, E.c Bank of Victoria, 3, Threadneedle St., EC, Barclay, Bevan & Co. 54 Lombard St. E.C, Barnett, Hoares and Co. 62, Lombard Street, E.c, Biddup h, Cocks and Co. 43 . Charin C ross, 8. Ww. Biggerstafi , W. nd J. 63, West Smithfieald, B.c.; Metropolitan. Cattle Mark« t. N.W. Bosanquet, ie ks and Co. 73 , Lombard Street, x.0. Brown, Janson and Co. 32, Abchurch , Threadneedle Street, corner ; ) Hankey, Messrs. 7, Fenchurch St. £.c. Herries, Farquhar & Co. 16, St. James’s Street, 8.w eee Kennards and Co, 4, Lombard ae t, B.C. Hill and Sons, 17, West Smithfield, 1 London, a nd Chins Street, n.< Within, ».0, bury, and Covent Gare 6, Henrietta Street l, W.C, ; Commercial Bank of India 4, Princes Street, H.c, Commercial PB; x Companyof Sydney, 35, Cx Coutts and Co, ! Cunliffe, Rog. — 1d, W.c. . 24, Buck- Cunlit s ‘and dean os Davies and Co. 187. Shor / reditch, Dimsdale, Drewett and Co, 50, 2¢ N.E. rnhill, Stride, J. .W. 8. 41, West Smithfield, E.c.; and 8, Metropolitan Cattle Market, n.w. & 11, Metropolitan Cattle Market, n.w. London Chartered Bank of Australia, 17, Cannon Street, E.c. London and County Bank, 21, Ligga—oStreet, E.c.; Albert Gate, sS.W. j, Berkeley Place, Edgware Road, w3 44d, oo Street, w.; 201, Hi ghSt. Southwark, 8.5. ;21, Hanover!Square, 19, High Street, Islington, n. ; on High Street, Kensington, Ww. Ecnsion Joint Stock Bank, 5, Princes treet, Meee House, £.c., and 69, Pall Mall S.V London and W‘estminster, Lothbury, E.C.; 1, St. James's Square, S.W. 213, Hiseh Holborn , W.C. ; 3,WellingtonSt. Borough,s.z. ; 87, Whitecshapel, High Street, E.; 4, StratfordPlace, yW,; and 217,8 Stran d, w.c. Lubbock, Forster and Co, 11, Mansion HouseStreet, z.c. Martin and Co. 68, LombardStreet,z 0. Masterman, Peters and Co. 35, N ichalas Lane, E.c. National Bank, 13, Old Broad St. E.0. National Pi-ovincial Bank of England, 112, Bishopsgate Street W ithin, EC, North West ernB ankofIndia, Greshan House, Old BroadStreet. z.c. Oriental Bank Corporation, South Sea House, £.c. Olding, Shaieand Co, 29, Clements Ottoman B:ink, 226, Old BroadSt. z.c. Praeds and Co. 189, Fleet Street, x.c. Prescott, Grote and Co. 62, Thread- needle Street, z.c. Price, Ma ratt and Co, 3, King = Vil- liam §Street, E.C, Provincial Bank of Ireland, 42, Old >» vhariin 8.W. Broad Street, z.c. English, Scottish, and Aust r; tered Bank, 73, Cornhill Pullers, Ban] ury and { church Street, £.c. OFFICIAL ASSI GNEES. mbhard Street, E.C, aiyan,ate & Co. 67, Lox t. Gosin s and Sharpe, 19, Fleet st, Puget, Bainbridge’s and Co. 12, St. Paul’ s Churc hyard, E.C. Ransom, Bouverie and Co. 1, Pall Mal Kast, s.w. Robarts and Co. 15 Lombard § Scott and Co., 1, Cavendish Squaare;a 10 1} Bell, Wm. 3, Coleman Street Buildings Lee, Charles, 20, Aldermanbury Penneell, W. 3, Guildhall Chambers Stansfield, H. H. 10, Basinghall Street Canaan, H. H. 36, Basinghall Street Edwards, E. W. 22, Basinghall Street Graham, G. J. 25, ColemanStreet Johnson, P. 20, Basinghall Street Whitmore, W. 2, Basinghall Street ARMY AGENTS. Barron & Smith, 6, Duke Street, Westminster Borough, Sir E. R. Bart., Armit &x Co. 4, Nassau Street, Dublin Cane, R. & Sons, DawsonStreet, Dublin \| Codd, E. S. Esq. 19, Fludyer Street, Hopkinson & Co. 3, Regent St reet Kirkland, Sir J. & Co, 17, Whitehal} Place Lawrie, A. Esq. 10, Charles Street, St. sates 2 ay 1are McGrigor, . R. and W. McGrigor, Esq. tl Charrles Street, St. James’s W ee Clack, H. T. Esq. 50, Leicester Square Square Price & Bousted, 34, Craven St. Strand Cox & Co. Craig’ 8 Court Downes, C. & Son, 14, Warwick Street, Charing Cross Ridgway, Alexander F, & Sons, 40, Leicester Square GENERAL AGENT FOR THE RECRUITING SERY Ick, &c. Sir J. Kirkland, 17, Whitehall Place. Minitra AGznts, V. W. Holt, Esq. 17, Whitehall Place Boroughs & Co. 73, LombardStreet — Hannaford, Esq. 21, Lombard Street NAVY AGENTS. Lane, £. ( Chartered Bank « I india, A lia, and China, 20 lhreadneedle Street, E.c. Drummond, Messrs, « Street, E.c. Spooner, Attwoods and Co. 27 , Grace- Twining and Co, 215, Strand, w.c. 3 Commercial] Baink of L ondon, 6, Loth- 54, Old Broad Street, x. SiStaak A, and Co. 79, Lombard Johnson, H. & I. and Co. 28, Cannon Street,xJ Jones toy. al Co, 43, Lothbury, £.c. Lacy and Son, 60, West Smithfield, £.c. 2, Threadneed : Child and Co. 1. F] ect Street, Colonial Bank. 13, Bishopsgate Stre ve, Australian ate Company, Stevenson, een ‘and Sons, 20,Lombard@ Street, : City. B.C. Union BankofAustralia, : 38, Old Broad Street, E.c. Union Bank of London, 2, Princes St. Mansion House, £.c.; Argyll Place, Regent Street, w.; 4, Pall Mall E ast, S.w.; and 200, Fleet Street, ; .0, Unity© Joint Stock Mutual Banking Assog iation, 10, CannonStreet, City, a.C. and 1, New Coventry Street, Ticicetarssquare, W.Cc. Williams, Deacon and Co, 20, Birchin Lane, E.c. Willis, Percival and Co, 76, Lombard Street, E.c. Street, E.c & 2, Metro; olitan Cattle Market, n.w. Hoares, Messrs. 37, Fleet Street, E.c. Hoy ykinson andC 0. 3, Regent Street, s.w, * ae Bank, 6 hresat WinchesterSt. Lane larten & Co. 25, Old Bond St. w Challis & Son Di. West Smithfield , n.c and 12, Metropolitan attle avi TH i-4¢ KT N.W. Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Smith, Payne and Smiths, 1, Lombard Banton & Mackrell (late P. Muspratt) Goode & Co. 15,SurreyStreet, Strand Hallett & Co. 6, Little George Street, Westminster Ommanney &Co. 40, Charing Cross O’ ByrneBrothers, 9, Adelphi Terrace Slade, W. :ah, Cecil Street, Strand Smith, a 2, Marshall St., Golden Sq. 38, Abchurch Lane Barwis & Hodgson, 1, New Boswell Court Burnet & Co. 17, ayaa Street, Strand Case & Loudonsack, James Street, Adelphi Chard, W. &E. 3, Clifford’s Inn, FleetSt. Chippendale, J . 10 JohnSt. Adelphi Collier & Snee, 6, NewInn, Strand Dufaur, F, 13, ‘Clement’s Inn Stilwell, ’ Se &v T. 22, Arundel Street, St “a Tory & Hildreth, 41, Norfolk St. Strand Woodhead & Co. 1, JamesSt. Adelphi AGENTS ror OFFICERS OF Marinxes.—Messrs, Tear Laming, & Co, 44, Hatton Garden, G Il THE MINISTRY. First Lord of the Treasury ........00+ seeess Lord High Chancellor .......ssseeeeeees vies < heres Lord President ofthe Council .......0 oatee s ccersevee eeccsnrse ..c.csces Seal Privy Lord Postmaster General Sec. of State for the Home Department Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs... Secretary of State for the Colonies... Sschok Secretary of State for Indid.....cv000 Bk cae Secretary for Treland..ssseeseeeesees setae Minister of PP KE waendbiadsenten Ges caks’ ey Chancellor ofthe Exchequer........++ erika First Lord of the Admiralty.......+0.+ .eeeee President of the Board of Trade...... ane President of Poor Law Board......... a ckoue Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ... Viscount Palmerston, K,G, Lord Campbell Earl Granville, K.G. Duke of Argyll, K.T. Lord Stanley of Alderley Rt, Hon. SirG, C. Lewis, Bt. Lord John Russell Duke of Neweastle Sir Charles Wood, Bart, Rt. Hon. E. Cardwell Rt. Hon. Sidney Herbert Rt. Hon. W. E, Gladstone Duke of Somerset Rt. Hon. T. M. Gibson Rt. Hon. C. P. Villiers Rt. Hon. Sir G. Grey, Bart. Officers of State and Chief Officers of Her Majesty’s Household, Commander-in-Chief .......cessscersceeees ers Gen. the Duke of Cambridge Governor General of India........0060 oyees Rt. Hon. Viscount Canning Maste Yr of the Horse weseaeseseeerorescuees teres Lord Great Chamberlain .....ccesecseeee saaes Lord Chamberlain ...ccccccoccocscesscesses aes Vice Chamberlain ee eeweeeeeccestceteeseseecscees feces PORT MMG Phd: cic cevesisstivcdecseserecossas san Lord Steward Lord High AUROWEP cinsocecctevenseccuene aaneh Marquis of Ailesbury Lord Willoughby D’E resby Viscount Sydney Viscount Castlerosse Earl St. Germains Duke of Norfolk The Bishop of Oxford Keeperof the Privy Purse ..ccssece00 i Col. Hon, Sir C. B. Phipps Chief Commissioner of Parks and Palaces Rt. Hon. W. F. Cowper Paymaster General and Vice P of the Board of Trade President of the Board of Health obs cage Chairman of Inland Revenue Office . Seats Chairman of Customs ; ry pee, Chief Commissioners of Woods & Forests Master of the Mint .....ccccccccccceccccsces wesies Clerk to the House of Commons ....... sie Att mrney PIP Solicitor General hs 55 bien cdeabd cs bec anes asape Master of the Rolls Judge Advocate General circcccccccseeeee ... Rt. Hon. C. B. Adderley C. Pressly, Esq. Rt.Hon.SirT.F. Freemantle, Bt. Hon, C, A. Gore ya Hon. J. K. Howard T. Graham, Esq. D.C.L., F.R.S De Sir Dennis Le Marchant, Bart. Sir Richard Bethell Sir W. Atherton Rt. Hon. Sir J. Romilly Rt. Hon, T. E. Headlam Scotland. Keeper of the Great Seal ..cccccccccecocecese, Ke eper of the Privy Seal Lord High Commissionerof the Church... Lord Clerk Register Lord Justice 7 Ge neral Lord Advocite .......c.ccsescosorceceecosss .... Solicitor General Rt. Hon. J. Moncrieff Earl of Carlisle, K.G. Chancellor Attorney General Masterof the Rolls... .... Soli itor OQOMBTG assis coessasksaseek lence, . : 1 Comm mder Earl of Mansfield Marquis of Dalhousie Rt. Hon. Duncan McNeill E. F. Maitlaind, Esq. uord Lie Lora High Far! of Selkirk Lord Panmure of Forces eames seocecece .... ... Rt. Hon. M. Brady Rt. Hon. J. D. FitzGerald Rt. Hon. R. Deasy T, 0. Hagan, Esq. Gen. Sir George Brown xt BIRTH-DA ¥S OF THE ROYAL FAMI LY. Victoria, Queen May 24th, 1819 Prin, Leopold G.D.A, April 7th, 1853 Prince Albert August 26th, 1819 Prin. Beatrice Mary Victoria Prince of Wales Novem. 9th, 1841 Feodore .... ... April 14th, 1857 Princess Royal Novem. 21st, 1840 King of Hanover May27th, 1819 Princess Alice April 25th, 1843 Duchess of Kent August 17th, 1786 Prince Alfred August 6th, 1844 Duch. of Cambridge July 25th, 1797 Prin. H. Augusta May 25th, 1846 Dk. of Cambridge March 26th, 1819 Prin, L.C. Alberta March 18th, 1848 Dh, of Mecklenburgh Ju. 19th, 1822 Prince Arthur May lst 1850 \| Prin, Mary Adelaide Nov.27th, 1833 on MEMORANDA, 1861. JANUARY, 1861. Zz ’ ; YUAA te. / Cc e ‘ PV 7< 417 L272 How & G0«TZ Le —. 2. tel Cre Z te wy es Cer ] BY: a Cz cx CLD ; ia FZ ze DP Lattibaen ith Lc or A oy Geil Peeee “aL,be z See t<- GDH @ Z foc 4s ae x t+ 4 GF) ie cute ec L/\| ooLy ta Po ct nS pel” HG 7, Ay exh r2 Io a ee Ororcirs whys er” fra ae eg fle f- JANUARY, 1861. Sets 4h, 0m.] THURSDAY 3. [3362] f Cer i fLA ; [Sun rises, 8h, 8m A Be ; ae ~~< Comb v aoF AER ZA / ~ mde c Ale Fl head Z fireA PF oo je~< eae 4 77 Op? (1—364] TUESDAY 1. Z Wy a t Yo Ce Py ict aZL ezteu« Ee, basDe hi ete w~W for lex C54 cas Le eySatoe C5), 2 ZX (ZO Oppel CEI Ie J2 ee zZ A_ ( y WEDNESDAY 2. FA x. SATURDAY5. ale og [5—860] Gate ya fae ve He ere ba = foots ( Ist WEEK. Divide aldue at Bank and India House. C2 Cbs 29 G 227 : , C242 herp Dar oy 7 SrA VIII Listy “bl? ff 7 FY Come ‘: Cry A Av Pitre JAN UARY, 18¢ 361, , New Moon. ] .[6—359) Epiphany Sunday. [Sunrises 8h, 7m, ~ JANUARY, 1861. Sets, 40. 6m. ] f > Le Ae PR oe? 2 <ef Legal PHP <BS; pip CZ) THURSD AY 1 7 JI—3dD0 Ot 184A aAg C12 a A a Cory. fo c ree Cea. a £m Af 41 a O° G ie U2 <i" Ztce oe ‘ In JP ke FRIDAY 11. hee é f om ge a et4+3.e afJe TUESDAY 8. [8+357} \ Oe /cD “ 7 x a ay Yo ea nern 7 da on 4 ‘Oy f£5 4» &* a [11—354] ilar,ry Law a m eee. ZC 4 GS 4 eo Lif of / : Vie ‘Ty CGS @ Eye re WEDNESDAY hire Ins ai ce [9-356] r nag - Cte(de, edet SATURDAY12. [ [2—353} 2nd. WEEK. \ CX) 27 eS. 7 EAC‘ €£ B or y GK t fo te Z 4;24zF.ore arte PE OB. hy + he rg De MOCOE — Cozy cas Sane _& cet fe > )er L, fires 7 KH’) So ee Ag A? ig Y <a YL La igwes1 te me \| y, i AZ, ei OL \|atoneit 0 JANUARY, 1861. \| +SUNDAY13. 134-352] i“) Ain Fi i oe Qe wey Del “Saag MONDAY14 [14—351] Oxford Lent Ter jn begins Own ei DF 7 Cyr Vfe2 tic { Gte> 0 7 >on ae aE Ly THURS Aan A" WA —_, lo Cathefe) CLCle lew FY J5 ; ~ “S TUESDAY 15. J f. Ct tue ty ve wi ‘ ee: 4 Ler ~qQLL y > er 7 lat Z Sn IPZ WEL FRIDAY18., [18—347] [15—350] 7 j) a gett 2A Li, Pin lev me oO q ass ad ~LJIA grt CLO cae gy _ Yori #lae- 4 (Aa Y oS» PO Bt tee Ai 7 te el~ FAG Ff PLAC Ly é SAW C le(ernr~ / * : Esmee, SG ~ AEX. ings eas, urd py a Loentt ) JANUARY, 1861. Sets 4h. 15m, ] Pp 1st ‘Sapdoy after Epiphany. Cambridge Lent Term begs . \| 3th, [Sunrisess, Sh, 2m. 4 er hors hes C77 ee: Jeg bryvo flce)BO , (dhe Ctz 27. ; 4 ff Oe, Desr-lor / ay AZTAer d SE, A ane at SKLy/ly aA xLL Le Ta C. fic By WEDNEpaniaeA1p—3 Preebor @ob SATU BDAY 19. \| 19—346]\|] 8rd WEEK. Lo aeLis LO 3 YES /foot. TiEF ie : wr : b% \| TANruMIRY, 1861 26th, Full Moon.] JANUARY, 20th, [Sun rises 7h. 56m, NY ——ee er Boiphiadas. [20 —345]\| 2nd1 / Swsieaft oa SUND,AY / 42 ir 7a a fs javee rs L- ta hiaey 7714- Cee” oe \| por 7 —" Lon cad J PY tw" thre tog JA o«€+ tw pyle 7D Jet 6 ~~ Cc One o oo7 ca Si. THURSD AY 24. MONDAY 2 ofp rte mee Weer Fo-e~J A) 2NSLP &. SIN rto-tch, [Day Sh. 30m Nec A re aoe aries ; ZF DIFC 67 i eae fog: x“OQ pe Kd, CDOo~ Oy SII tSXe 20 O fle Por og Cl A Ot Lp» of.; tof Ler Laps1 he $22 celery & - LE a “Ceoee Cew > > ; Ochfam 4 GE ts ST \| ff / CG ictZ C: VU AAR r( & TPE é 0 é ret fe yy 8OO Shun A PT ¢€& hin FA C- G zeti Op Peer OT, ‘L- Cerne gee Ox v7 G > U5. Joe we 4 Lo pa ME Lf fi LD 4BPIO FRIDAY,25. PZ G-. aa oe eae: OOP ea wel gy (Ew A = [25—340] ofprivet £Al Ort)7 aT ne 47 Faz Pika €4 Pte Cte 7 , m “ ? erc-Cerz tite LtKs pasTit € 1h ee C24 Ps QA? Ary Chinte Re ee te SS Me EES ey 26. [26--339] : . : p Ft Jove LO % Omcheeter A CB), : A L* ; talld GS yé c geo Cee eign >. , v AA e fh-e~ Zt pyle cutS c LEY” Me (25 CleefOr Q Y rtu cO LEP Ae re or : y uJ eee aa 42 Ls i Fe fete 4th WEEK. f Os o£ = 2 af & fe = ——————— : ay q aes ee b, aie oS MONDAY28. [28—337] 4/ Go. c 4p, Cz ee “5 LY te Je 44) ZB if a oO / t BES ie ee A (teSF page ae : of LA ZF ;' a = 4, fA Pe { Ct 0, —— We pare Hilary Law Term ends. yedel - ue pike. af 4 Be a SOnelE cLa Cc ty” as JF Ve ¢2 A/S Dabs Cds + f, a of tad. a LP bial ae 1s hel? i P-L 27 ny ia a a OO dll. tices choiag leyCpe, / & vs pie Onl vd 9 meail eee i Ch: THURSDAY 831. LO J 3 eeSides ( \| Mo exy/ SG ze i od es eA (Day, 8h. 49m. long 1861. oyANU,ARx, Ze = ro C Stare ‘ Crer ri i J ff . [iF he 7. > Polat inti Mifgelp ae ern 4 eg tiny a Cnty x fore, , cael : eS a7 = os— Be oa2 A 2 ahd - cate Sets, 4h. 38m.] ouyy\| stmaye 2 SUNDAY27. [27338)_Septuages ee arekeate of Feces 7h. 49m, [stinee 2nd, Moon’s last qu.] “JANUARY,“1861. . = a7th, aa heath lida Dive, zg JKBO iis es APP Se eg ee ’ rbvin. om — ‘2 aes - lel ae ee —— — > TUESDAY 29, LO Po [29-336 Chel? a9 g FRIDAY Fepruary 1, [382—338] Cd ena ; tw < <> ‘ Z (ie “ LS ; af C f ole 2 e CO ; a C , e f i cP ; Ca f. AO‘Ce eotyu1 ” hr we wy, ‘C CZ q pfDAM . pe 4 to c ae i I A Vp be) 17 Ct 7 _ Z C Lt57°- (Ras 2 lac é HE tix © oe VW OFPN 30. lor Do lat Bs wx ee , = 7 i ge % rae WE Ca OM [380—335 4 Cn Cl gy Ss . Cur i Af) q) Gt ‘7 7S, ‘A mom oT, -— (THe we dDison a-0tL 2Ooe LPR (x a (Red GeO a Ce O3 Ate ee St G:-wv ri a s Pg tical \| eS ¢ CA Pa < : 4 pee2 Leff We.. FS ada eee ahh (lnk te HE Attageogf Fs hy ZL. j ) , Ct+r > eo Aah : 4 oi y f7 t FP 777; a7 [33-332] € #e CHa»i Z ane Sth Wiihe a oe Age SE oe @. ps SMa BA F a SS. Oona wb 7 7 i sie a? “ a 4 \| c ‘4 9th, New Moon. ] FEBRUARY, 1 86] i [San Saatat 38m, Sets, 4h. 50m.] Srna SUNDAY 3. [84—331] Pi SLOT Sexagesima Sunday. a”, Orh212 OY 7?ae a « ; w Por. y an ; MONDAY4. [35—330] = oO RSS —f- IH tee , -- , om. Ce C< A f t Za Al t. POTD ee Y i 4 Ae [Day 9h. 12m. Jong, = éyC1 Ss POP C3 eee = So a gee es Ce2set x JPET ia Ea 1861 A CA ela Fo Gece FD wet Pets ( OOS ‘eo Game e. an \~ e PS FEBRUARY, as > br, ps THURSDAY 7. [38-827] Ty Ngpepe ’ QQ 4 Af a wi tg ‘a a Cl ; ff 1/) . PY y Le 5 1 AG Cl 4 par? fe LIAL FRIDAY8. [389—326] Half Quarter day. @ \| 6. Be. ff Ct. 1, , c- ( +x @€_£ € ) T4L £ -/ L C7 < Orr, -/ 4 FPR 06 le, Jf Ss ; A € WEDNES DAY rT 6.¢ (eb C , ; : : . { Y ng ; hy 4 A J Bote J f a5 = \ : 2 C< a / cl Ce a Se NTT SATURDAY 9, [40—325] CV Moet i abe en ? ™ 6th WEEK. os 7 <2 > = 18th, Mo 18th, Moon’s first qu.] i yu.\| FEBRU iARY,1861. loth, 26m. ae risesve Se: Sets, 5h. 2m.]eine = FE BRUARY, 1861. [Day 9h. 36m. lone aaa SUNDAY 10. . A132.1) ge agesimaSu dhe j A_ pth shire C. a of ZL OFow! Lea Jf : Cr c Orc 0 ie QW wer THURSDAY 14. St. Valentine. =~ enar <—¢ eye DOO [45—3204 . Meet € AK A oe FRIDAY 15. e129) * a J fo, fo ALL 4 “g£2 Lf si i Cn ~ s Ce rag 2 ( Lee PM A a iit \| a l~@ Ye = — oe VEC Fla ¢(_< SIPEL Or - ee a Thr EDNESDA Y13 1 Creqy7r f a 4 ai aK Ce £ A~_4 rx. SATURDAY 16. -- [47—318] 42F 7th Wezex. agt~ ee te 7 : na Full Moon. ] EF EBR UARY, 1861. {Sunwl, 13m. \| SUNDAY17. [48817] Quadrages ima Sunday. 7 A Pie a ga 7 Ow, € e-—% “ Piva Fe. 4Le il ¢ Sets, 5h, 16m.] eel C2 Ce ge’ le Y 3” J [Day10h. 4m. long, as Co : Yay , r ead 7 ; \| 1861. - wn 2 ro Mth FEBRUARY, = Fas J) MONDAY18. [49-316]. / ot a Co . okPeri < ZL? “Cn of > f 7H a pyr 2.Za \| : THURSDAY 21. oe ds ¢ ap KXat oa, \| ACS C% Fo C : r \| (Old eM OW AC eee A? 9 a Q. Sf a~e_coeh¢ 67 OF C7 5heb QP = / Ve, Cc. ne TUESDAY19. [50—315] FRIDAY 22, [53—312] £ Lif. 09 Et a ‘eaatiiae te Lt 6 ¢dy Poeogee <= ke Ie en LEPC Kron/Lee betne © Cin iC of OC x eo SATURDAY23. [54—311] of Loca Le layote < Sn 2coerdt A aK CL.TZ Cat= Gute C20 Coer.c.c° VU Qe WEDNESDAY20 mee o£ 7 £ Ct 2 Ly gs “OP «ee eS a -t 7,A Sth 2. fi CC Docet 0 CE breeCond a Vv, ( BArL¢ yl CEP Zecte/ OL oo Ax Gah. a 7 ad om ee J tt ' o4th, [Sunrises, ‘6h. 59m, “SUNDAY24. (55—310) Qnd ‘Shaday in aah a ay— St. Matthias. f= D182 Aa " Drag tiny C7 Bp ge / é LTx aw ( 74, “7 Z pos WN C£24+— * ALLE Sb — Wal K. 4 oe ee wv Can7477 / \| Zo ae hace ee Oy foe. CO eayan. oy Ce, Zz ti, 2 Ce ieia Zi I a—t<7, os < te LUESDAY 26, ¢ 79 5) —— C7 7 SB», - CR3 (517 —308] we © LL or CC7a/ LG A tw 3.) Paclts Ce PX 7 PB Fore z ag CO Aa, ice ae @ 2ere ee 2b Peres WEDNESDAY 27. -307 \| a x Yr € woe Y Ht © yg. a+ J XY 7 ZL : %, Hc ele Lge. el or ai!kG indie tee pel LLb/ t . # D441. —_ ae . t—~ may AOS Ze7>>, CL. FRIDAY Marca 1. ee DP a [60—305] -; St. David. Ve£7, Ge Ls > ME wo Ce 74? P22Ct e a tnn Ls CA 4, Css ext. tof ConeOyEee es eS e, a Bereta tyr _s s20 Sos or Z Ru C2. .. g £He er A al, me,Mo S oo RD Bo20) aA kote £ taxa fre i, 7 PO neti BF c~ - ; GEE, Cian. a Gxt 2g" i afPef Aun fg Ves FaLL? Ct oes —— Dpercweah sy fae 06)7 wtfe. C3 ME Oe ens rs é x7 THURSDAY 28. ys Bese r y On Oe. ko L beFylhe p fe; e ee oanvy Lh) llaigce é t_ a, ee Je\| pti i ee us SyChg. if \ A7 A das. B+ aster Gf can. 7 pe LA COs COS (56-309) eG FEBRUARY, 1861. DDay10h. 30m. long Sets 5h. 29m. \| (6) CD Fe Sy GS of) ee A244” eat Z LP 22 ~F Bets a Ww EEK. i (2 iatZL POA GLY, Lp Y ; , a4 . Conary adie pf eeLgoeoe Dn Awe,ee aoe te La,\| Fa GALAG7 OP7 the ete 23 £4} Ze ze. a Hts (ae NecrelT A @,,we NT MARCH, 1861. »L . [62—303} MONDAY4. WpE., ‘ ; , [63—302] “A Lye C, Sf Manure a (2thZA B Die ty CS ZK. Th a canker FCS Za WA D [Day10h. 57m.long, \| # id BAL Si oo. o-O ie ee nee -Z a THURSDAY 7, [66—299] Hi, ereeefo" OG afew (4 Zoeller © ios A spree boners foe A TARCH, 1861. = ee of Sets, 5, 4im] 38rd Sunday in Lent. . A fsun sun rises,rd,6h, 44m, ateyee a voGiese CEEPP\|OP Looe E> fe?rz : Lo.pe eae Reet . o UES DAY . 6.5. [64— \| TUES [64—2301] 1 Fi FRIDAY 8. [67—298] Cece 77 & aeaioe fs 02 Batled F 7 Ss z-< CLIT J. \| WEDNESDAY 6. 65—300] ‘a [65—300] L°2Z = -% — Le lt) At r \| : & OD (Rebtel e sigs ct ct Ce eemeeEL > a : fA ot en ~ SATURDAY,9. [68—297] 10th Wezrx. — Cecfot SA FteF7 La a 4-4 anes ~GF¥a 3 a ee LM ae ce ‘Co6Samm!\| <4 ¢ ehe-o Cezee “8 © Deer et A, tiles hay Orr es 2 haegh LOPS 0Oe OGLE\| Cet aKa AO Arce \| Hotes 8 a at ee ep RE on , [Sun rise6h. 29m, MARCH, 1861. 11th, New Moon.] “MARCH, 1861. ‘a F a] Ay n. J [Day11h, 24m. long, SUNDAY 10“ee. Aik Gialay iPLent. ofPe alt of < os c 1 ; “ ws i 4S SF MONDAY 11. [(70—295] tin C Qa TUESDAY }2. [71—294] Jovekext a i Cf //, c 7, J 4 ’ CV7 Ch —_ FRIDAY 15, [71—291] = ué & Ce Cs fn ; ; ese Oaa a e €£¢ er . Les sghae ZB ae G C2->€F Whewe Ppt eZ t1<.—— WEDNE SDz 26 » € —293] ei a 12e4—4 €7 "5ke 7x 4 4 s3 SATURDAY 16, [75—290] llth Week. wa GE \| mewn) MARCH, 1961. gundtvnajsnamd MARCH,1861, momen SUNDAY 17. = G St, oar ick’ § day. o P ie , eaeee eae searea me ye roa ‘UZ, i “y eens og Lilie TT YO THURSDAY 2%. pmw2ae aiais: 4 y 4 a = po JT ae = e+./ iy eae Se ae enneraeeeg: (80-285) _ . A. €zqa? ore , ra ee AA Sar ZB howe DQp2ee41tes co. tl Cabins ei gr , E B iS we PECL 5 ae OQ 2-1 ZL Ce f ced ue Cc LOD cE a {G2 A be 2D kp FRIDAY 22. 5 he y [81—284)] Cambridge Lent Term ends. \| \| C4 VN Ore ct eA eseta 2H Lee yp wD «Zo box onthe pe a; - , ZB “Ss Gf Cet € Once Pro sheF ke 4 Oo WEDNESDAY 20 SATURDAY 23. [82—283] 12th WereEx. Oxford Lent Term wade: € Oo Md PE ee AOLA al kZ 4 . ~~ iy CL. 4 : 26th, Full Moon. ] OMARCH, UND.AY (Sun ee. vent Sets 6h.ae oe —28:ay" 6ith Surnday inPest P “Ul as Pal 1861. < ee a) Je ROD? «a Le 2 ~ 4 MONDAY2 - y x2 2 <_ x Ap 4 0. LT « ~ A n ¢ ft ~ or hs “Bs a >< fF c « Mutt [84—2 Ly Lady day. THURSDAY 28, ail 7 — Lh Drete2 KO LOA a Feetti> ih AA. 4 > Cant L Do ee € C 2 cana aaNet C2 oe t aru DAA yf le ateae ee oe eee) Mdcale THUAN? pee) JA oOrieteAh ae oa FRIDAY 29. [88—2%7] GoodFriday. 9 ; Pe “Corn J 4 ~— 77? Lf. a7 O1- =e ea WEDNESDAY 27. L. ; / baad Ic < f , ry -- ay ; Com ¥ oO ae 7 7 é ile C Aei t#e 7 am. ey hi A / : : a oS Ss a / ado Pgaa C 2legend £7 7 ea Ce se of > , Pre e~. .49C Ce “7(AB (be, = f <- ; aaa Fi , ao. (7 ff J Ate —> {7. A Case a rT J BE = 2 SEE ZC C. —, >{C 35 , ge \| a CO gary Fu << -s we tS a MeOtt (iZ i [89— fhe . oe oe A vei D. re MAS ——S fae , * = cate LF“yy Ibs CSrs G , said ga - oi = : EP an oe 7 g oO (>pp a Zt a) i z : SATURDAY 30. a ~~ s a Lidgl a a Age “4 4 at ee fi <7 2 a cil ape Y) af Ong plait “, s ee Ltn / oe 4 Pa C1 fo OR nals Gf Spry / Ce , Z Ye eb Pe cafe +38 QD ; L aae nd Ston7 “>t lt y “as f a6; the. ee — Paolo HT [87-5278] Rake rs Le ot C7 rains! oF a Cyr stn <— ZL ¢ 4 fL3 (it72 iyFerPan 2 3 Tipe 7 lh < f_4 x CYR aSam 11 OC pecteZl7fle x£ 67 le O% t~ Ces Ca t Cte oYA o “Ssyy Ke nt its, ein al io fee act a Cra eea%. fry \| a a a _ 2nd, Moon’s last qu.] y31. ~ SUNDAY MLARC H,1 86L (90275) HonsC2 wr inns DATyesacarsthy.Age 5 oe — 3 —Se< ahi an Coy ~ ADKo Dire s7 ¢ J ] 861. [Day 12h. 49m. long. HCcage WR £44\| c a7 a ES tiisdBe vated witty C-“Loe sg oer =F HC.‘s-<. 6 [91—274] Easter Monday. All Fools’ day: AP RIL. ae. a MONDAYApriti. F Sets, 6h. 30m. ] ee eebow F te S rd of=, a SAy- Q + e [Sun rises, 5h. 41m. ae 2 ig / ME J ‘a FA. G Lat UPC el 1 \| : LYZT alecaeGosys es tithe foe es j \| oie pe gy3 fan Soe \| CE iplBaSEZ aoe FRIDAY 5. [95—270] Colttae. due at Bank BS ae ZY Ft g “Gy Lo AEce AEH es ee pore oad ef(netS eee Janie, 24 C2 a Cel y - . Herre Pee ae? eu-FoO gesAZ 7 tX< ais ae hi ge i<_ Qh Oni Oo bresbe fe OMY 1, WEDNE = y 93—272) ssFoyCPte8biS, oF Zo, oe oeYe SATURDAY 6. [96—269] oe 14th Werx. oT Catiar SeEa al ClQaz 2Ces “Le LZ 4 ce : _—T - a 7A» — Zu. 4 -2a24-Ls — ig ae t2u%4, LE: CL >an tt ee om, \| ; LOth, New Moon.] “APRIL, 1 861. ‘SUNDAY7. [97—268] A fx Bt « ~~ YGie, a “in, aerises 5h. 24m. ‘Ast. Sunday after ‘Easter, 2 ~ eis etm) - APRIL, 1861. Aeos tee Ly ttc y ae e Gh Fi, 2 e om oyAaot ) 2c a. sea re 4 MONDAY8. f. 7 <GEYC f A — ep OwC0 e ey 7t Ze oe Ga3 ae Ox Saute Ze THURSDAY 11. [101—264] [98—2 7 Co ‘uyZzoe OF teqY yin oi Vay, d BA Car Ko a a r€ Cot~o —, (7 ~ae ie ™ Oe in ger oe Ese ED ce. CADE C2 I 7 J mA Wa Patya Pa TUESDAY 9. [Day 13h. 17m. long. s Cae y FRIDAY 12: [102—263] [99—266] Fire Insurance expires. WEDNESDAY10. [100— 265 \| Oxford and. Camb. Haster Terns teqin. ae Cf ae OG, é-#34-7 ae tl SATURDAY 13, [103-262] 15th WzEx. ag “APRIL, 1861. 18th, Moon’s first qu.] 14ith, fea rises, 5h. 9m. "SUNDAY 14, [104—261]anil Sunday after Bgster. Keeeo A eC MONDAY15. 1861. APRIL, Sets 6h. 52m.] ‘ THURSDAY 18. [105—260] [108—257] Easter Law Termbegins. a Flu Ory Cr i Lbr/ af tA. CAL? ¢ Gl ae Js 0 z AC 7 Def pO C_ Cg #F ‘ ) a Bt iA ci is GO tet 7 Sep A2¢C27 rl a 4 444 a, Lo 7 Ffv ar {- ten # Z, re or as — — BUESDAY 16. [106—259JLQy4 : & , ! \| ¢ Piss : Pasceven heeeds ~ ‘ Fee gt on ei -@ ZL 7 éA ro Otee= a a ee Ein BP PPC O-, fe = a al WEDNESDAY 17. Per LL) dpe [107—258]___, ee oar FRIDAY 19. (109—256] Oo" Cte t-4— pee 4 BOLLE aeB ofA.“7 ai es a2? Z4 <Z 2 4 Lorca te 7> yl + Zz, Fe 7 A oe (110—255] Pte Le 2d \| we a & Jibs 16th WEEE. akté SAP\| 7 ee Avg a,i oe (ch pasties \| x_ pres Peoeae ae~s eff ee —_ ) LOH LE oul DeeBeet ao A oe 2A eye” Heoni eeoot HA j@ FOG A? 1 Br ZeFH” CellC e @ Vf fee Corr a Z ng PFC tg > Ai Levin : af bev-+. ca BL vo a ae pst af pe 24th, Fall Moon. ] SUN(DAY 21, APRIL, 1861. (111—254 (Sunris rises,4h, 55m. Sets 7hv4m. ] APRIL, 1861. —neni ter e Fy 8rd Aeadage ioeEaster. & ba Ckee Se on i Oe a oe ow 4 Cxtr t~—4 nae MONDAY ¢ a < ; CK, Sever allie cy 1 GorOZ.& THURSDAY 25. ¥ a ce op Ae. Zz. Ws op Day 14h. 9n 77 F PSF ada. eer , pel L~¢ a ri eao- f Stess.27 Lor. ent (LZne lx f k GIAGGZi ty aD? [115—250] St. Mark. ” TUESDAY 2 Nf George. FRIDAY 26, [116—249] SCET Yin AS oF —aes Sa “Day 4 B2iCes f2 ee. oly SBD _O8—< 4-37 7” ~d thee 2 CLP30077 <S <a a6 Pee h oF r-—yw— Oc le $4 (atc a Af 4 Y. ~ / t a ( = CoD Ce =9 2 ceo Cr LT 0-0,/ Dor AO D224 ; oP a : as PC a ee, FOE SATURDAY 27. [117—248] FT. LS oo Afb were - DI P emails 17th WzeEx. Cio P72 U AP get TE A. A gle a “APRIL, 1861. 2nd, Moon’s last qu. \| 28th, =a MAY, 1861. Sets 7h. 16m. ] {Sunri rises,,dhAim, [Day 14h. 35m. long. 9 UND:AY oS..[11s—247) Ath Samay after Easter. < x - < a & [119—246] MONDAY 29. {> a. C ? Z Co : GF c- - Ee. Li Poet Z 209 ces S en 2OL , cr . [120—245} MESDAY 30. 4) Or ¢ L a OF n-<_.. t. Sf GLA¢CSTE" CG. Jff, 6. trredy 4 z a Ooevar\| > C : £-B¢ , 7 Lon igs 4A 7 is Ke i é YALE Cee L / EA Lk. Gry, a8 ol tte — (1234242) f eo w tao 12d 4 ial Ya l< LLae fy x f 7 rs 43 ae CL Y e => = toes C<., rae Fi <q L . . oe FRIDAY 3. z S ao . 2£ ach ra pth y A Cesira TA f € Zz 4 a 04 ; ee ee >” Le Zae,/ AC C ao : Cle - fP2 idlnig e a7- q ha 4. ae x a zx t “s+ Fz > a 37 euwv¥"v Ch Le rE Philip and ST. T cof of SATURDAYvp ye [124241] Sip WEEE. WEDNESDAY May1. St Bi James c ‘a fi pee c c , ct a“ Co ad’ pF , t¢ 7 z € 421 ip 7d i eX 7€ oye < { O-gsoat ae oe fr a Ce K C- Cerz- . 27, F . < ~~ AVo y = ; } Egy S ys cn € Zz «<x a ee “> ae a?LECZY7o w 7 2 ” a \| o>2 Co t=, = 4 I, So ; <-> , xL“prtt OoAA pe2yO ~ Ae Dy LT CL let! Ce £>tete FZ EU lt 7 Lf? a cep’? 9th, New Moon.7 M. LY, 1S 61. [Sun Pi, th. , 4h, . oy . f Fae Sm, ] bf 77 i ; l 86 1 . Ce mae byo(Ceti THURSDAY 9. Ascension day. Dad Se ~oS a ¢ CZAn Fe Pt¢_Ce “ ad “ Sp) Oo y fy J bt Uf 7 ames eG i) Hy . &y f oO FI MA x, On Seg ‘ a > Ca Sets 7h. ; “a SUNDAY55[}25—240) _Rogation Sunday. at-> 2 25m, Gre C#-~ f [129—236] Half Quarter day, <r ee VY Lf CO. Cy Ze Fe Oia ze oy.2 LP0<,/ Pu meper PP er YX ae, OCare 4 24 > yf ae pe 277 wt A of yi ) ? 5 Le Za. E Ceol jee 7 £4 FAL ike cas be CC. «a ae rae, Lt27 é C 4 ere fda nt yer : "i 0 : 2A? CL é J ae " OZ C CS. sae ; : / lo 7, Z , _ dean a fe Ge e ) 4. ee ZZ, \| — CA. EEE: , et KY,CL epg 4 . . A J ar ~ y ov Le : a zt7 ee ICtZA, Oeste lMae. G7 os 4c Ba S ‘cz ACC Aad (tl? we, a Of : CO a x Qeonyt Bee CPC C20 PA0 a Case Cr a re Tg SATURDAY 11. [131—234] 19th Week. . I ae eo a <a afHER a ee — C4 /-¢ wt : OP LZ pF af Ce—preo\| a ——Z fr :PlecDaver vd — . F ; WEDNESDAY8. [128—237] Easter Law Term ends. aa f O’rr P AZ jects Wd at Lacs oe C4 c ; /: " py ——— : ; One ALA? aS Jthre € Cot: atic mn Cc >. Zt Cee i Ate 33 <— Senne & 4 Of rer 0787 7, 4, De Pixs t21 CZ FC “46 (7 FRIDAY 10, _[130-2857 ef, A Pe 2 ¢ € i 7 a F } Pa Leer e~— 2 AR ce ft ee Beye . Sf 7< a w = d Cee ee 77 ¢ fhe ‘ Sf £ ey =TUESDAY7. [127-238] “ L LL VA 4 4 TOE 5 WeltCoe et Goya, boon 7 - > 4 ‘ ce Fr \| Reaamel e Oe) Oe ys Methece C7 7fre ne ¢ ¢ VWF TF Cr LM / Gus t eG x a7 — 7.€ > (@ 24.-—~ P2cepee & ES ie ieeeas eu . ca 7 St go"Se B-— aT Ty Di Sipee WeAY,18 861. 17th, Moon’sfirst qu.] 12th, “SUNDAY12. [132— 233]1sst“Sunday after A caf? Ocecef “C a “7 O<-4—4¢. Bo Ae Yor“ wv 9 4 , FC (133—232] } e . +e OC of dita adh Fs MONDAY13 A /4 Cer + C~-Ce > eC Pt. A_Saee/ oD cru - f 7 THURSDAY16. [136— a ———— wa Diane ct Zon « Car lFtoa LAK brY°Y.W2 Cage te I> 1g¢ 4 Co - C PeH~ ad Rec U, PON ay [ Day, 15h, 22m. long ae einesae F toes" Cleer fo es 4 c f rer —6F—. 21180LON. o A » Saighmm , 1861. ar7h. 88m.] (Sun r ises, 4h.16m. : ar’ a oF stos: ie 6.7>~ 1g 2 ZC 7 2 v 4A €<s -« ce 4 Watt Cewr ER ee “Fx < Z “> Z / P-e“e oe ’ _e 2 = 2 4 PP} 2£ oe 4 o. A Lect2 Sg eof oe CCAM C22- 1 /<2 a / Sarat é Aq les PD sl aid Z 2? i av ft fo. ’ 17 Qt ln ha we ey fo A404 ~ oo J tne ee i Af ~¢ SICK. we LZCe 4, Kutt,n con a cvs pu TUESDAY 14. 5134—232} FRIDAY 17. “tae oer a eS ae : wy £- rw 4 C.é ,% D 2ere ct — g Y , St” g Ct € é Ltasrh,/ ( Ae ah dL Ct Cee ne ?, a f£ t= QT €62,7,- a kd Ae c4 sy Le aA 4J~_ 4 £ tor </ O iF 7 a ES EF Yi ee 7 4-7 CPCeerel Cee a a —T-Agee me a 5. \| y ZZ WL £4 PIIMAS try yo. is Zz foe 7 ay /¢ a3 rteLe CO Vin 0e7 % or ZX 442 ne Ce a ee KHZ LD fc LI Co” ZA cHtbhicCOye @ 227 = Jl 4 or oe ; 4 C1. a A tte l (Prerctn4 o¥ Pie eee ee SATURDAY18. [138—227] Oxford oe m ends. 20th WEEK. a Seg ZW« reel beet GIP» 0 o* a C0 Peer te gunaae i pS rtetce A amy” Atal’ a A> a eedOC YPS 4 Zs CE LE. tc (Pe 4 <2e_ ZAtr? alX eer oakee eefly De Cape it aL- Vas dian Hx Ls Sf MiAY, 18 1861. 24th, Full Moon. ] = SUNDAY 19. Vomenands fi [1339 226) COEF Pr teT Or re MONDAY 20. Cr / \| Cth ones OE me l ante t Co ii (tate a YY id eal e cc A Cref £ Mb a ¢ Sc ar - Cc “\| @ for piigic of le Fez he~~ a A Meee c. \| o C fA4 F gz Qe C4 J y ey Ze <7Pn 5 ¢ oe ty C Z 2 —- iaceie F ae“1 + 4a-y-ee LYCp P72. 2W io. io wll {To 1 o cc hx Sp > , 3 aoe at. “s “lao Aik‘DNE SDAY™22, 2 L~ as 22 3] Oxford evinite, Term & Tr nity Law Term begins . he. Bi ile : Cz 7 c > Z J co t¢ s A& Ct44¢ 2 4 Cn Few fy ao < Aw 4, LF wet. ftw Sf LL Dl gi fg BA ri T+ ulti -C ? 4 47 +s 4 pe [145—220] 215 WeEK. C ae DIF: ew SI Dk wb:COLI ZC<<,5 Y to EE Pi Cpt. 4 PPPGt04 (a yd Otte’ “Her Lito. ti: — a 8DohA Googea 1 Ae 4 ay i Fog — ! Sf x Ca ie Canecaca ie CeEe = a OL ities1 \| Ot Fk d fe glee (x & fl aan) — cy o- er / + d ; C ax, Cee’ ae ce a p¢2 2s Jie owe O¥tte/ ae Ki J, c Z F2 -7L4 LO “tae oes woe rz ot wh \| LZ Be ~ SATURDAY 2 ) 4 eC, c Cee 9. 5 C0ce = 2 7 OH LAA OO Nees ait v / go £4 4Ee is Har ee ZOe Z pen vill ke ns Sout x C?. e ae oa L “Ty 5 rage A I” - Arie C2 nay + _fA ZA SLE ot. = le Fi 1een a afae ez LeetAhm DR - TL eas Vet feg ete ! i tiie Le i Ce. A 7 ae Loe \| Li ela FO. ape AZ7 7 FRIDAY 24. [144—221] Q. Victoria born, 18190 y oeKELe J a We. i ty FF O e~-e- ’ ~ Gite age —> Whit Puesday. - —- iad oe % Cr” pee < At Bl . / 2 4? 2 SE/ eee St en a S weseniek 7 OnCer— aera > oeee ce & Caen 00, Be L£=> fa tar L¥&tr. 4 i. aay Ca —VG>r tev ch, Accel eng) 7 A -o<~c_2 t Y t<~sa1a~ THURSDAY23, [143—229] a Lal —224) é i” Ofo- Ke ~ Ig . fA = ip ea 2 # OZ BLUESDAY 21. Cy Cet a & a serD> \| “2 py 0b Kee Let O44 an Cer/ f ) Ys zy Kyon Leari avg jt “P oti ae Le i ? gos e Oo O-C4 Zen 4 aie nak SC ing. fn o> II ly ri ts peelomnittig’ he, Adcaicisillns 4 ps BT, CEax Se ie hit g On ee Co an—<« ox aw € [140—225] atl re a Sn =2. ¢- fn Hx Citas J C742-crH <i [Day, 15h, 43m. long. Whit Sunday.wayJe scuinscaaiian aoz XL hz gree az (JHiete 46 Q cro Seis, 7h, 48m,] [Sun rises 4h.5m, ——— ii 31st, Moon’s last qu. a] M. AY, 26th, 1861. LSanzises, oh, 57m, ~ SUNDAY 2 6,46219) Trini Sunday. W FFE Car 7H. ste? of 44f V4MC OPA Boe BA [/ : i “i 7 J Ao Ze oe WSou, 4 4-4 Ze e re Je fo A. ass < He <P Pree f. x FAMERS SOM alr a [1472315} = DELSOmeron Lata A at idee eg vitesse —< a7 PrueCee THURSDAY30. [150 —215)] 7 A010 clef!ey Wat Depot iy Fee 2 ha3jalextee YertenaGS. Af wr men_ Le a L Die aes ed Z 62-9 Ras: i. fa MAY,1861. Sets 7h. 58m.] Ws4 — Fa AnSup Cnr o Soeeles ot by Le tts, p72 2tl rae Med: aLali Ll PSO)ame ca ae DB cote, tt ee # aT te ie pd 0 ofA ge — gen ia , ‘7 Abe . 4 PV 7t 4 é lop 2209 tA D te 0-44 bite Beye y~ Ax Pe A hea ese ‘ x CAA cy oer We Stu 29. [149— mp Offices ee 0C s Licy i C_LW ao? t<w Pv Ve Ores \| Chan pap WV ye G4 S a i a Se ae I 3 45 we E Mauss 2? } a >: Ce ach“Ce WM OFA rc, hakniaie tees tr saa & Lowwtbaa \| fCs Orgb, Legs err ltool Ci, W@W f J} Med ; cca e f0- Ly J. ra Ze exe77 oe hy& &aA (PL4y Pte ) —— PP /- orar(Toy & \| ae nloctet ax aete 1t> SOx» Dorit h bougg Ve Ss ATURDAY JUNE Ll OU Ad: Lz +o LZA Cael yr 216] close d. ; \|. Lh LVL fos a Aa JF CE 4 At WEDNESDAY and Nt tea igshear Le FRIDAY 81, [151—214] a Lor £ lar Cn Wa w EtooY Par e e g IK, KM Evcise GY vas Cad = 4 ¥ Mb 5 a (Cr OC an tS ca ea ine Voory~ (Pex. a aAsegee at [152—213] Zp 22nd WEEK. 428 sth, New Moon.] Lr Ory SUNDAY2. Cia JUNE, 1861. Sets, 8h. 5m.] J [Day, 16h, 14m. long. = sa12) 1st ee iesDrinity,? on m2 e f. te f< CLttinatinll L< C WAT 0 0 o-to THURSDAY 6. Mee Zee Pie.eer Ce es gine de. I-p-47 “ Ar —— XA ie ae ge AA Zoa A¥ 44, y ALF 7 o le ZBWW Ct OC idietige e 42 en Lt) ax 29! 3 FRIDAY 7%. as A. = : ‘ cea en Ca,/ ae d 3 i Borelet GC. et ye Me. i ¢ aca’ ee 2 Z Soe ge C4 f a Ce a. Ke Ci a ZL EZ Ovo tu LDp KY ad a ZCCO eel C le fc. fe t ees Ss ea ae J--Ht F oo CF =p Q ES -- 7 one tT rn hk. Fr r A, oe oi Ss ~ ky B26 ; : Oh WZ iis - ¢ > me e ae « Bae” ze eG Lx eho are L4t2t4 Cee Jie (cies 4a}2, cape lO Y — So (Ae ae PATIa CO (Oo +4 <sa-»- es JAC, =n ¢«-< Neem ae 4 o ,< 2 ( je Paszr +2 ZT F ta ‘ a f ie Z aa a4 Le is 6 —-t—~«< Fe 4 LBZ “4777 3 LY ioZ a Fo o C¢ C227 cf ioe ios , ‘ YI 4 ys a SATURDAY 8. ([159—206] [15 23rd WEEK. 4 Le ose y ZB. RE 156—209] - Z- aaa 7 Pee Fe 740 Dect. aUF. ve J 4 y Se 2° nee St @ele PA Ze hat aA a ? WEDNESDAY 5. 4 aor * go ge O24 Ce5- tm ” Br aor «ff _ ? Lo ee ha ereae igh 7-4-m Za Zr OCB a) ? (158—207} / Z 7,Jo Of tet e, G2 le Sia: & Arce" AHL Weg 1 fo 2 eee YZ fo ore Zz 7, O44 / Pages f ~ r Fatt c pal I’ Z Cae & J) A - ae Lp é Por est feat wd DEO“ee i Wee ie Sfzrus sy OS Ca>~AF a a “ee Ce2 ess Cit ye Meb; II ei + O1-€c Brn he ay SA e Ar2C~ [154-211] Lunsaly —* oo, OC sporhee oes 6 (yy, (AOC Ae! sv Eee MONDAY 2nd, autrises 3h, 51m, i * eee !— \| 15th, Moon’s first qu.] JUN K, SUNDAY9. [160— D\| \| 1861. oth, ae [Sunrises, 3h, 46m, Sets, Sh, 12m. \| wl JUNE, 1861. [Day16h. 26m, long. Cake,\| nd Sanday after 1ane ng, Af oh Zt G \| A rbaotarndtiAellprea pen st te CP LO as acte of 041 ae : sf —2 s1 [1 . 10 AY ND MO \| vellige Aff Mptes ats ofJa Med Yh flee,PR 9 Je aoe 1X. ap r, THURSDAY138. \| [164—201] teMig, pth: 7 “yoy Zy Cl a ie. eee ed Gk lat po at " TUESDAY ll. [162—203] fp Te epdercer aeas e a SE a” / YTAA ye i FRIDAY14. PCIe) yg [165—200] es Witt a@ Vu F = Cnt, 4 A A f Ut ever A Zj Cc A Aylin cel Wied 2 AGoer UZZ8 en bi e Sy . $ C Ken YeOFA 1/7feet?)¢ etn 7, 0 (PPle oe ; yi.owt te > Peet e/ g GOL CED 04214 wyfed: by, a 1a 4% VA faye Cs A e/ ¢ lL gestAez f 2 WEDNESDAY12. ee,iSe Wra21lt Ad Cea hy BorersB bce LO Cf 7AAas the a oeOh 7ap J eZ 26* ees ww C72 SATURDAY 15. [163 Trinity Law Term ends, “Wa y ct fll e. bor, = fo 7 es & 2h flttu/ ho LE woo£7 az ? tvTJ7T ofte~ Ore“:AAGD [166—199] 21th WeEK. , 4 etbal \| bn 7 Wm Crtyw aS Isto aedcarn ARiis 4dhire Mew "(o-ofy ze tL! coredOLS ATi «> Meets ‘ 7. P< (fleaaf Kee 4. thing op! Me Wen GET7 eee” Gl act tT Hal Gee PL —te 224 La eae : Kaw fihkog?— JUNE, 1861. 22nd, Full Moon.} ~SUNDAY 15. co U oa > ie Wachee’ , F 4 /. s 2. t <p" 2-2 ibont ed LE. emgasse a MONDAY17. [168-197] THURSDAY 20. bce a ae p 7 4 GZ f o- BB ee4\| fy Jf - ; ( A } § [167—198} 37d ‘Sunday afler TpnitIEoO Betig Bhoe[Chee pei747 Day 16h. 3 2m.long. Sets Sh. 16m. } 16th, [Sun rises, 3h. 44m, OtMoret 0 We SP IEfo-\| f P=2Ay en (/CL Vee ae FE / 4 Cefh eg Sky “Bt0eleS YO : Care. ncoh of be Ch CGA Bh cc - @ Aa Ann (2a TA zk a Ledyaoe OG) Lr Sf x. plied »LL a ; /e/ P Y ae’sepia jx Ce ete ,t4 nS \| oy i Llp Re “722 J laa” ey Za CF Fteee tara f a i i 277) OPS Cad ) Nae —193 \| Longest days a eC 4g ee Orextok taki? Si fi “SPE: LgPe 2 Se >t 2)Bagel a A ras Biff Gain SOE FS Mic! fe —ae Or ort Ce vicuo E CB A ZK epnae NE ns ba Bad Ae had aighg, clefae Io eitanenaaknagh Z34,fb BO400 . jeAlacs wee SOE ante. 6f fie-C— gq: CALL FRIDAY 21. A x Coa £4L£0coger Ac EF i] Geor 4Pt KO Ae cwed. Dr ota a2” Ao Ee 7 18. \|169- 196] 1815. Jf“a 7 fer Ys oo = Coe CLAck MAF E62 Cerez (a Ge TUESDAY Wate rloo , Gee Fag — bt eG eo 7 AS7 O70 A, Zo Aiozre oe IE yoie % tee. a Ogee CZ’ fe Lio4 SOR; x lee. > ge esPMes oe VUCEEALones Leos WApoor), li70 —195} Dt Tere——a L7G fT [173— es yo @D Ge es 25th WEEK PrZe At’ . 5 JUNE, 1861. \| ‘SUYDAY23oC ii jh. 4 5m. JUNE, 1861. Sets, ea \| TAL 5af CEE 24. rePORGan teh SS Niner aCY,; Lf @ Z,Ogha © SA ;\| fell nenasa Eines 4 at ont LY T [Day 16h. 34m. long. Ogg?tm ailead eae “Trinity, 1a, J Bean7 4 [Sun rise Trt Git La ALA th om%e CF THURSDAY 27. _—: ey s Q YeOy [178—187] atlpneddry hy Aox,\| tt. a7 AAS Aud eto 6 > DdOpt ta Cr 72 wenger ooIP coe 4 oy fo wf GP cCt4 at Cone beGovinsel ?Kr 97 ee A? TUESDAY 25, \| \| ZC Gotwy b Ce - GE Dot 4 CP 76—189] Per ts io OS eee JO? gee oy \| wate, fr i Con Aces/Fo Sa ee nh OEE Psgativien he.OFZ ny At, { ; ibye 6 GC Paz rh On pled \| FFL — ae Merceves 6Atees (GesAe Of7 } te Ger fz eeae FRIDAY 28. [179—186) Coronation Day. Excise and Stamp Offices closed. =F eT oniyger4goreLf Of. M \| 04 Leguyae a ew Eo pe alata wes2? of (2 Cpe Z Dee?g DCkerrAEPO CAG no io EE»aE \| 24Ku eine whe Ds Frnacsge AAAPPth 4 i..% WA Cc c Ly ee \| WEDNES DAY 36. 7, #% [177—188] SATURDAY 29, St [180—188 \| 26th W Ee a ay4 Moray. KLpe Le. [Pi MAK Zt1eB es. AF Git ty AALPF Gece lead oo SESCenyee 9 59d a Biwi Loebaule e A \| Po. ee C2OF A « VS c \| — \| _ 30th, Moon’s last a JUN NE, 1861. \| SUNDAY30.mae(Shi D se I 4. 6s AoCO22of on CZ L232 Bs. iad? v7dart 30th. topn rises, 3h. 48m, 09 5 FO eS 7 LY trasVA te? Bor ee 1 Tiee— BeFeepe e, < Z Zp a e. Lf OS ijne { 4 b BreetBm ED n+ a >ie 4, LI PPE wn =F — eet Sets, She: empal a hi . THURSDAY4, [185—180] o” gt 2-€ PIs 1188—182), ns a * > £ r ee =, FRIDAY5. [186—179] Divs. dué at Bank & Indig H. Cam. E. T. ends. Ce apo k WEDNESDAY 3. [184—181] SATURDAY‘ Oxford 73 q yt Ll. Gpofapm“~€é AL Ve Tt, rea Al Tl Wy Le YY fF fa lc GJOS 4 4A87-<V74) 5arth «EEK, aeand aTeeri ends: y, LAO Mr om A x bale ft bors - oo, OTVritvs eC~ Z 42 C2, y 5d cll Foe f1 fl ailwis (BEMLAL Z A tSL 77 “ly Cd fort en 84 ¢ Xi fo fir SA bn Kerr DS DCR ge AE P-Zy é ayae ZF ot KG a oy x Av JULY, 1861. Sth, New Moon.} I mee AY yee BogLar abebn pox oO Loz 20++ 7 5 \| Lea fgAgiintTILEScaae acc of KCL, ey ZA. LA1p 7 bio 0456 ther (Zaa, F< LOD}ia 2 A) ey vas OA f VA TREX MoenSa AEs ere L? é ‘ “<> ~——. Ly <Lof ey Zee. Aen Ze * Kfl Zz a aie (AMA.Peetu Ce Zei a o ; we he ‘Bho Cem (z<~« ole cas é (bp 77 a Lez Ct o A TDF om : Pho aCa Oo MeKolic LZ olan es TF a oe eeA Lh Ce c< C4 ne = 7 f a 7 Lee? Zowey! Ce fT Ot Oa dasinnd=Y a SOO, JL t172 E> wo Pn. SATURDAY13. [194—171] 28th Werk. 7 2024 Ch. if , Oo a AG YM Dre ParepelI ‘p ai ee Speed (a= oc gins Bree Ca, Re sedteians ont Hu ' yf LA lb GA cate Agee didgatlcn ail t7 PIC AP211-7t toegze SO Rode J ee(per! BZHx oo YjoCFA AGF Op re . ere? P10 2S~ Ades. Pela leo a Ascorever CFE a OQ Aa11: 9» OF&e XSGe Gy ele ,ao # ™ LA. aaewer QELVEnw. € Lites> OF , “[191—174] LIF LOE ( rs Fl oP? ea CH yeole Liga Vi Lf ge Tis bien ceO077 we. Zw? Voeen te CDILF DNESDAY10. d = ce + Meape P & ) face i Foe. 7 (ee og t “to adh ie.oe Si2) eKecKX. 977 oF(0 Cel) a oO PE pendr4ee L MG.Le X7Oe t#GA 7 ae, a \| paie off S AM Wrets $0 rel ee F =<? A PLE werdfoes a He ebian cnc , deiee ie BEEsaithd —<~tta— so [190—175} Ins uy ‘ance expires. J2a7 Co! We Ce (Ce TAR, C65SAO. € Af it ei agalle LO eteer EGE? £6 Axt IIS a Lree bmnoxt Got P(A 4petiv LE TePoecae wee SAA ee ott Ze Jaa a EP ya THURSDAY 11, [192173] or Vled4 A ndf¢_£4——_ > Selene SgLAE. ak cy Ae.re 5 enekeeee i} i Fire [Day 16h. 20m, long. ilhonftagOPS?AECGFOTOI Zee;\| Sunday after Trinit h 6t 7] 17 88 [1 i, Y A D : UN Se Afase f “Lebof”Spores?tet Vhetseet0’ 0C/ Ben Pp eid f JUL Y, 1861. Sets, 8h. 14m.] (Sun rises, 3h. 54m. yw LAL “Ze Oem batVeAJl. EVE teAvr A iy 471 eos 1 — ee at Ti ihn mh Yi f PIO Let” PO 2 HE few tgt Prdicccvie-wier'e ie ge ee A20.€7 Le ha 04 Cee 4 Ay q a ed ty, 15th, Loon, Syl s fee Sut ger SUNDS Y 14 Ze oe 7 ADU s GF ac i a au L > SUngeo : lp ae AS btt4-~<ome Ws oat “ae 72 THK {¥415. 4[196—169] 7 oe: .-, 19 7LigAO WIPoatdD Poin af Solin CAM i yet sitios a” CPt A Vt lt//) “ep” Geum rc / SATB — a yf fer all Flee LT eo ttD wt HT Fa bev itiesJ1ebon tI UC# er cf Cx< 2Le Lime: a Ti9/ oAGo-w O07 O27 AAe <= Me(C2 L.L209 oT 42Se lay 7 igt C= Ca (tolenaz FioA ee ~ BAty “IGA D6.1tills (CL ofLi28e afi 7i4t~ Up Loo” tos Sn Ne iat? 12.4, nA, . he Cows Ay ees fyfar, FA£ FRIDAY A9. [200—165] 4 4 fir Fi a Coch. Md ' oF pce ad Ate EI eeLe Lo € AGB188) %, Ae AL02g Be Ge dade, £4 TUESDAY16, [197~168] i) ie Y aM oFig T (97 FA te! Lé RM Act ~ Ze sy ero 18 batt. DAato74 be Br oanragAf 4-4 2 ) ae Aus Oc Te. U7 a Din [Day, 16h. 9m. long. x LiyeCAE - Sage tac pzav Gand Pe, Yart 1861. GORE LM I A: a UO b-p200401' {? ~LO 74ine Off? Be y fara eae pe % C=Tete F 5 eet pA te gD of 72 Peat P02; ee?WOOF A C434 7 C, ad it oi 7 “Ce Seated MareeLa. eae <F ae , & oA Zi = ig @4 AMt tell V2 te 4 aa ro ee h, L 8 Powe! Jk f—~ A p2m by war Ib. Gite ft- lo fle. OLE a, Se 7 S of € 7 rie ees yn w= “0 C+? CA04774ser OF V Cece t. nS as Fr A fe - . , VR ft hA-, ; Ne 1s j 7 Cue YQ 41. he In ys wt 7 ' Os Lt OZ 4 1 00 7? fFa ACA jt é Lams ; r9 — (< 2A. Loy 40-/ it ge hs —O ? 7 yd fo — fe So Mie, Atak CMT ¢ g oe as / PAL ~“<~xe- 7 yan } C44 VA Li. 4 C2 ef 2 ~ eas Cs ; 2 4. ( Yas2gAeee we fe : v GC77 ‘ ¢ Vesisagy “7 PF os J Cs gs a e pd Eh eo Oa bc tae g Lay Co ie 4 also a Fi 4 ae if, GCkCHLA_D Ky La ane Ofc [201 --164] (ye - /pe £7 (ele, Czectiiy Me ceey aek J KO Ly L3 i ge oP ¢: Lt we a 29th WEEK. GVecee-t 2 Push eter, Vx 4 OQ sae rear a Z fda & eee A > een ah.a. ltr” ean — f2 &e Ae No47 tse were “CO a Fe 5 Sa Ona eeeOo aLAS E. C0077 1 (AF Li pobre rZ ( Ly 4 YA ¢ CLE AZ POr— pikKn€Z f 94) C4 Mp, card Lars 4 a” i SATURDAY 20. , A WH So2 a ise IB bina ZT - , ‘ te = a v CMM 2, #7 Xv reJ C. at ~ob_ a Cau € Croce 2 f- Ct ; 4 F 2 aioe Leow of Ficz C. Ec. Ch aa r 7 é 4A SY ~.2 oe € Daew ee G&G f~t [198—167] é-] ” Lis a JL OF L643 , ae WEDNESDAY17. OF AA?ef ee (7 fs ak + 22nd, Full Moon. ] JU EY 186 21st . . [Sun rises, th. 9m. eeebah” 21. (202—163\| 8th @Ad@/apreAsha a UNDAY wel 1/ ai <7 714407 Goode% FL 8g beige UV2p et Porn, Oriangenco: FOV cl “KY 29. O hei Bx cle FL Lt I ttt. 4ACE ; Sets, 8h. 3m.] <grbn fir GH? 4 Sf 7 2 . 4 Of Zit Ree — g C4 Se Zi [Day 15h. 54m. long. 3 xeA (CAS ¢ EFE 7 Oo ies), MA ee 7 a lUSnof Sop wrele Pon Let Grek \| 4: Dip bedHegel WV petra le Fas 77 Ly gt gu Pee “¢ ;pee MAP OM Pe Ss > , ( Cltx « RO? at WEDN ESDA Y yaom! Aba t_ 205—1 60} é 2, ' - ay Cle, a j aie, J he tr € Og ; ety Be Lb 27 @, Lottie f Lc later a. Zee fe AZAaZ pI hed LEP A LEg”, Vox 2 lo MedC1412? ¢ - 2 oles£ - Af Med? Loa: at Fteeer~ (oe SLol/ JO Re ¢ ~ Lf a , CF, , k £2 KooJ tp Z Lic q r «27h ; Lie? (EL, ZHAO / 2 er tk Ie L ;.cotc a L - > fea) 30th WEEK. 4 f ea ee rupp as y Lz : 7 a t4 ‘Fe A ittlats, Aes < 714¢ Pte. to0% hay [208-157] a ¥ oy 2}, ag an magn > C7 O yp LZ. _ be Ce JD et eea 4a " SATURDAY27 . a Oo, "GEM Oso?£ hoo-weae. é WAH, £5 s? Leb fe LI" OF a a Bee “tg AFT (ra NC 2 : we Lio i ff -—- 7°77 > igs Cag Ca > j,i? IL Ca? \| oley y. CFcine 2 \| 4 C 1 at if 4- 4 oAan . se “etka OF Alfa Glu / 2€ C Sf A “iA FRIDAY 26, Rvs Of 42s Attrv+r ; Denes Jhy-les Co £O C~ r tf Mn Citas Lr l= 0 i ee 8 7 Ol a a a 7 é < iC. C2 «ee 1 J, O > u TUESDAY 23. ‘S Ke Cy ( Cum ‘got LiceenrG 4 my4 A bx we L7 ope ale, pple CesMans We te Ville se KC ad rly Ce, / Y (Cet acleny < aS ¢/ actedF Gs Yoerr ee . St_James the ggreater. ohetam= tne £ Ss THURSDAY 25. [206—159] \| "[203—T62) 04 o 2 \| { JULY, 1861. eo {) Z tert pipxpre fick, ‘4 oca Plant \| r\| 29th, Moon’s last qu. \| JULY,1861, [Sun rises “Eh, 19ym. 5MeSy [20951156)Say SUNDAY28. [20 ‘c CO» 25e t La z<J &s7an t C97 lec~ we on oo aA . (Day, 15h, 32m. long. titBetaeae tac FB 0hKeGar by @rerlese« Sf am2¢ ar S € AUGUST, 1861. Sets, 7h. ls Jj 210-155] (7yY Cw : MONDAY 29. I i }i A 4 ’ a yn ng x Fe] 7 @<e2 Od Le 7 at ft-“t rf it ¥ . —152] (42> ful—Be:Oe oS 4 4 V0 oh. 6 Ae f } ¢ ft € 7Y Cama Ze Ce c aLE a - > CL. t-7 ~ . Sf 4 a Al tiny Y/ CAa las ¢ ae 4 px 2 Za 7 > A PO dD AC al J e- A PP z aa ? - re gGame LELg¥o S Z FRIDAY 2. [214—151] TURADAY 30, 1 : O° poo CO J thn eX CO LO , Ltces ODex\| 4 - os i, by, Jz , y Cf4—_ heer! VY IA A#A C PE. jo [Ldfle tito & tea UG 6 Getsf/ at: aE bact oT eft un S ATURDAY 3 WEDNESDAY31 < I batce oes oa a es ail z AS igenA 7 2,0 fj FIU 2Oi V3 Sd pb T Baten @ ae et lg , 4 _F Ht,o>te itee LW d ee al Ge Y. in le 007i 92 ayer foe “a7 Lud, oe o a7 oa. ha Dy degra > bo 422 Ast1e U PLer [cet WEEE [215 — 150] t2Z oad fp . thrath ee a FLi : ‘" ? OC c2+-427 wT, SL LfCV LF a bath parent iligucLS __ go” Ft AA oa/ Rp JA 4 1] a . ar 6th, New Moon.] 4th, AU GUS. ie 1861. ae {Sun feet! 4h, 29m. SUNDAY. [216—149, 10th Moday CeeAadinity eer ne 0 a ‘a Sets, 7h. nezi T io “AU GU ST, Piaa 1861. [Day 15h. 12m. long. la fanedie fer) g Fes wg ee a reacts MONDAY 5. [217—148} CLF 7 } SAP \| of ATA a THURSDAY 8. Ciwar ee is [220-1487 Lethdee)fp WttA SA Mintz Ee Aes CZ f ur FE 120 SPSSBak. dam £2 Le fe dtlandes Goren 2 a~ Alh~gG ae / “ee 4A AUBays Juels J Preacher at$b wb ae “TUESDAY 6. [218—84z] . fo 3 E7 G 4 /a Niza (4 tees FRIDAY9. [221144] icc. ae a, ES v SetPILE ignelayAol?fm ick oc Aw fa 44@ LF, oT a g2-Lar Z A (otvhe Leek Jlote he i 4a “7 Yo frett 4 A Pit egy wZFr A Le Y)) gg eS ol a AC Walia »[219—146] 7 44 My ( L¢ tha: (fe Oune Api ete WEDNESDAY7. SU Jaawy 4 eteat G11! 17 agg Siete Ly ; at y fA eZ Wy Vr coe ote ol (0 cv’atte Gun’ &atH Bil, ASG eet Pree ~~ ODOT omc ” oh ViPh ate enwF® LeopyVdft tte Cea Z Co jitacedausaa? Aaryl Vvath7 i tt ATYRDAY 10. [222—143] Penui a. Parte. GOS £ Ag) AS, WLLer Elta =o Zo es Lu oeWed 32nd Wesk. eey; Oo hn. =af.Re an 4 O70 fic. $na “Gh . Ae AS “ CK ee Lae 6 Ay ee ae % Lhexte$F V0 Mim 2 _— C LeKD Gee ad b vimana Oo Hofer —<—<“te2 CO Cause C4 7nb0027 er” Ce Lew. Koha ne xeDh— ACA ZAI— A \|) \|. S 7h, Beds? "trikeab: 4am, 2: ; 1861. \| (oie AUGUST. 1, Mson’sfirst qu.] — _ AUGUST, 1861. Day 14h, 48m “faoe. a4 142) terT n SoaDaFa iFae t VY:ailyalierUy : PY GES WEE \| Z(- My berties \| hee rere por \|! o% Debo% eet “dl ate be? Par Shes tpl. Tibia P PAWi Jee ae Waser 2 bees teee Oa ees Darcy ple /oo \| Ker<«~ ¢Yn? iGpant 0, Yor Yo FAW Vex. C7 Fog pf” Pa ieoe Wace x0e:/ [J4. aid, Dlr, CGu-e8 I = /P) ALO ea ; j ee Bird fgZe wa 2¢ attr -d DATE Fe- edly Ys et gi ee eee. 1 C hae, wee eelfo , } TPBEtly 7 pede A if 225—140 \| ae o in Md eeLeJane l Y thir vy tAyti ae e s? hh, rae nt wntes Co bf. Soliaks - “Capid at S .eT Fes fx eBLa etal. = a ed of ee 45 ey I Yorr WEDNESDAY14. ay 2 Zt “D2 Z oe CY) - . ¢ Geo act ». Cartes g (Blamed , ba? 3 : VaccineAry09 owtelyy/D g VY¢ wat : SATUTIa Ay 3BL! eat Lvl C boven SOE ae AtBy Kcomet Malla 2 br OLEde o 1p > Baer Zz Is 5ade ag 4 Sn os Bae” Coct7 asSK 4y cee ter, ele MAEA eG Fa Ag 72 Phec'og oP ; 1 [226-sin or CoALZT Zu teggl fir? Se ok 1 979 v2—-~ Le Qtere LE Bp BEya JU “pt LAS mereap OlM222 te A t= ty be)LD py tctch KX i\| . Marese lec-/ Fea DEALfact \| A , GC [229—136] 33rd WEEK Merwe,B= beac. Ys ve oe a \| 17. Oost. oo (Lv 4/ IW £7 Cts pov foe CLAwy MTVapipe / tN ygi) Veen.how of Fz Zap iv MONDAY12 ~ CLA e aes a GonE Ml pou Ba gre he fo PREC aA BGO Ib — + ~~ gle. Z fo ”y Cy Att ff at ATL roast “AUGUST, 1861. Sets, 7h. ee, Poa 51saw ~SUNDAY18. (230335), Onna e dd DW CO 3 aha! , atleHAnrd OC Yorl lev id vw j LZ 4 se i Vernaee Lae Gh Mee be777 PLny iy ay 7 cceee Czas eo mA LD DUESAY20, [282133] os VbPtyoT f eoMEE NARS kee SSS ee eee 1) eea ® 220 Cre Le CwZiad UO 4eoe 4 lopPAAaa 2 Gera Hi loolk Bipsiows es ey i aaAP ijn 4 (des [2 Sa PO og tea +.~Z /Fae AALS Dar oY Or Du, eee L€ Gra Fla ee oleae ie sow Bixload Oi Fae MA, aCe+ erage A? G4A~ VCLGiio G (LAst? CLT GCA woe W es 21. Cele RMN ipat me best Ih Cogh BrOY i ii a7 FRIDAY 23. oo bor pognanhior t LA,at! Catthey LRizy (alle bpirat i' Lee ce THURSDAY 22. [234—131] Vine dentine Bie OfCz, / r, toes ea F ao? oe sna. Yih as e E S d t r c i v y B t L o ; co Meee Cif Waa? i.bJle Aihyy ina ate~ OY L~__ pF te MONDAY19. [231—184] Gees [Day 14h. 24m. long. on SATURD.AY 24. [236—1= 34th WEES 32] het sr, QYwa \| 222geSpon§ Aes ne SoneBoe\| el IZ) e £e G77 Lee OC & Dedo78, aie Gey -}2 Leva’ ; ate Z.-F7T , a CPi7 6 oF (a el C2 tan oaleeem Se Lee \| SP, “AUGU S Sth, Moon’slast qu.]] : <igt. aaa ——<———— ties pax —aeniannndeae 3)130k\|SuSaday afterTy 7) rity. oy) SUND. AY hand 433 ae COC DZ oo (AA MONDAY26. Prince Albert boy 1819. ‘ a Lt? \| EP DPEE Be “th \| THURSDAY 29, [241—124] ————> } ok 1275 Loew. as Foa es ss ctl A. ie :Liduin A ramgem BP oe. er \ 2 tag) Gy 20r af 31 @ey 2a ore Le eel \| ey . Geol Zz Ce he ng. [Day13h, “AUGUST, 1861. Sets 7h. im.] fSun daar 2m, 18f 1. aT Day vo “ May A2lFE A “or ate EE Alene Cieoreces \| V Ly Z aoa 2 \/ & ap y G22,Sapp -y2) ue il 4 Leowte FRIDAY 30, [242—123] Z ansig hy A LlFEG meee oe \| Chrree Bexyb esA a Hf. fp LY Oe ee * ih.> TUESDAY27. [239—2pk ' Za ee oe, di Crap«Aen rape, f etaae™“Deore thar adi ee WZ he eetr] \| BP ban Yo AA ¢DPGoer baat \| =e ds si se ete? Le LP- L aeBh NaAg iiae CUES! eer CA: we { Oive sth eee = ey saan ~ festaaige ak Re Bhsasl mf ! Yee yy a 28. [240—125] A Z — PEL po43—122] Salhi, 85th fy ohaed ar on enw ZZ ee aes << \é B2Tod (hare LY ms o7 doen 4 Lewy 6M nek Gut lo ireftec fi> eg aTettT, ong Car1Un2 ( en af . Cd27cm elesgG Co ¢ L ty , 2 I AW B¢tl> a ote pA mH Ce fas ou wighSis 7 Thon?. IY hee hee a thug ih Hn ny lieLeen wxev stom] SEPTEMBER, 1861. oes 1, [244—121] 14th Sieh lay after Trinit la, %ova self) tat) aC: Cec oo a fs Fee totr~.J Mltietcdeel 7 o tez 27ZLSUD KONDaYS2. (2120) — i St. Tt AT, Fypeble ae ee \| KLE § a THURSDAY 5. (248—117] , odd beboTo x \| es a Lassen rit ba... z ies ey JA bia.L4 Fo prom Ce f ee wie ae C0. zt-L —y-7 on Ce ns , exe gar! 2P-O ) ore Sore tte 6 ee AA\| NO oanT/ ez eta Z‘i OT,Mer ereh Spar Z ere hss. nh OLCtOG LOM ao o. o4 Sts,sa} SEPTEMBER, 1861. cogs. sy6.1o8. \| <n [Sun r ises, dh. 13m, AaD> APP FRIDAY 6. [249—116] : athe ew1en pe ORD 7 4t/P LLGead s \| cee BZ? vy i LoseyOBNB tag PM cet, Lo WO4 \| A¢2 WTA AAPA GHA \| \| eedovela lee Ny Blowdaabmie BF \| / aa \| ! \| a fy piu Z a y . Ah Ati é ZC. AAP <a Fm By le> hges & 2 gv zr eee LR? oo Re Qs ie Oe Carina at a arwts frat 6AY wel \| SATURDAY 7. [259115] 36th WEEK. V blorwsch —_ \| Ss A pp valid WEDNESDAY A. (247—118] \| 2 1 >; Zn A \| tifair B -B aly YJigen es rt\| 4G pari t<SL Wf Tt: Le pe 2 Go rong lind a, FEnate se \| Fen’ Cyh C23t2y(oy ZAfect “2re aps \ ict Moon’sfirst qu.) 1SEP1 i TEMBER, 18 61. 251114]CP SUNDAY§ Ge A Aisitte2 PP a ceaa \| > O2 397" AW Lth 2 4 ote 9 tee CPs [252—113] ar DAY9. gue a LH Ly allay >) Jf, a oA Pyae a Para Bp bs EC: Le t Lie C424¢ ; Bp L 27 67 ah. ts L- 5Cac ee H4 4-3-4 -— I L444, 5 FES Zi hn ox ee a Yoo A : i A agli Z 3 F “Ser, //YLan AC eee 2 GE « f. 44 4 4 Dees ae \f le /24 4 . Were ont f VOC / —t4 fo ee(Dy of 2 YGo we Pc eae Dreci nF "bee op ay cet Let 0/ meee e a7 o \| of. as Kehoe Lo na pez yored ab Op py A an2.7 A f_F- ara DE g o SH BK 4 WEDNESDAY al; agpittAbele 2 PE, iArFe Late ax3otAb PrP e tig avrysr OlOc. eee FRIDAY 13. 7 Sle ee ee Oc 7 LZ se a —<er EA 7, re ao A A eed 0r s. —_ grea 10. [225a—12] $7 — ao 2 iam ZO 7 LLZ a> te ar ean Pere ao A ASG FZ PrIVAE DB FZlpieen ¥ f FRSDAY 12. 5-10 C4 DAA7LEY,1Jp27? oe iea 2 Ps ea (be _SEPTEMBER, 1861, Sets 6h, 29m. ] Foe oy the Vl Yt) Ze/ifZ [Sun rises 5h. ae A boxe - Ys Piette DP £C ter < / >ATUR(DAY 14, [257—108 \| ly Mlb Lot 37th WEEK. YA Le $2+t , L27 0,7, io Aes 2 ao ~— -” <¥ ‘SEPTEMB ER, 1 86A C a T \|a Moon. Full 19th, a i 4 y CES a ayigF' mae’ 4 16. ae f _ 2 t< mas Zyl’ AtL! Hi O22 re THURSDAY 19. Walfod. fy FBae ‘df ‘< Lye tyre £ Za A t / 4 o$-——~ ieate CY 8 Le Castme — ae AKL? esot ow Za ws Cc © Cc we 3 a “SY J Me Bell e DAY 20. [263 ri ; a bpeou “4 260—1(5] - ‘oe ES De ESDAY 17; J 7 Fo Ove wt LE or2. AL A = Vf ee. Lo a B_¥Y OLGA A + 7 ae” oy fs : -. TPAtaA mma [262—103] a fo alee a accAgin a ao LL ies eo pp p pede Vel Ate 4 [26pete) eneees 1 BD iz71 -Bipe 2 a4 omCs,appd SB Az, oe 4 [Day 12h, 39m. long. ——— J ye a rAgtne aD y; te: l yee 4 “QO Lire. Sie A, eHiad (tery 1861. Sets, 6h. i4m.] Miltyy Co 7, “SUNDAY 15. (258—107] 16th SrMaya SS pend eee [Sun rises, gh. 38m, S108 4 Me : aloc Ler Hh o — CL na ht AY tA4 ~ pe > fi 77 LA. L Wo a ot/ a Si P é ZL 4 ft , tt ig Zee Fa ,, es xe Ui Vtertet EB @ Le. iispa (4 a ks Mur Cg? CUI CL WEDNESDAY18. SATURDAY 21. [¥61 —104] f264—101] AE Ltt € 38th WEEK. St, Matthew. YY Ao OF, ea od ag7 I Oak t aof a8 A prect7 Fi, GeO WiFo-t~— 6 LAL otoCthdF Yehtt $I Ly oAZS: Zé Gas 2- 77 Yo? 2227 : stastoo]) SEPTEMBER 27th, Moon’s “Wd [[265—100] SUNDAY222 yye YYno 7 hn 274ae ha (2 617° ° 22nd, t Pes LJonn v7 Sets 5h. 58m. \| / UL Le ph ae Qe tfVijede MONDAY B. L, [266—99\| Ua eK? ip Sf 77 Jf a Ro THURSDAY 26. DV? thi. l2-—— lip Er] a aoe iaaeeee 1861. [Day 12h. 12m, long.vi =ee — Fa / 7COeaeLy fe le-1r Lor Oy "SE PTEMBER, aes O/ Hlesnt — Fir Darees Gar OF fa Cv7va7 1 ee UL 7eS(Z Bp PAE \|bas 6a 4 Lier’ ey, Co oO A794 979EL7rE FizA TU EC OV ,Tica Baa LULU tL 0. ia B73 to 4 a7 Jeod = 98] pens==7 (— AGIA pit os VY@"ae. D1 fA Cn), 24, FFL too) Salas é \| Diether FRIDAY 27 COUMLTTLE Op ig er Afpate egh 46 Cc ” ff hy LlGl2 3 sal q / lee. Ce C77 el s Al Les bb L 2 astat Te, iw Varioe iy thy J FFA hia a $5 WEDNESDAY 23-[268—97] Day tu Nigh equal. ot at f- Z Ala~ 4 AA tg fu A] Ay Lf +f bn. a eZ. SATURDAY 2 [271—94] f>~ Cea yey Af 2 Yt? eae J ~ 7 Za 2a See ‘ J , f ap Z im) - Co CJ Portas € CeuT Boog:FOC?y Ce allan!(Pts . Fle ones, sain B \ 0 baclta 4 Ce2 Cf “C Je 39th WEEK. \| . ee, Cetsr Gew Lak“a lh. Ji2w LFA ort Oo Oc eeee , oe Ge Pam OCTOBER, 1861. ere: 20h ag, ‘St, 4. :\| SEPTEMBER, 1861. “SUNDAY 29. (21205) 180Sunday after Trinity. f.7/OQN Enc. d./He Deer a — 11h, 45m. long, [Sun rises, 5h, 58m, 7: Mighaeli 27Lat aa We PyBt. t. Mpkeel. d AAA t9€117 _f ap le+ an Ase4 4 MONDAY30. Ca-¢ Cte eat L wath fo Petts [273—92 a en Jf? \| CCCCLF A Wn gah EB s. Les $b G—-te - \ peceo me2 c<-lo J ald. te x Boe AC 2 PLOPL 4 ioe he Oh. a 4 hp tee 7 TEhy am Yn jiu ae Lawn bc-ene ae€ a ; as +, OctopeR 1. fo a ee — else Lowe fF fe ve te. fo~ AE Epes J1A te 3(Z~ gat-wifte; na ov [274—91] oy Ll, ‘ h OM Sin eu Cc F370 “e4,02 ae “iow(foeg hh bord, Cr Be. tow JZ oleu c/a Lie Ce ltys S70 U Ward Cofft yy hl UAmelleh err glee Hin? Jt a7 WEDNESDAY2. or é 2o JAE ¢ (+ r © Mirah x Ae tc Me let / le c4qc .e YO elt J \| Chiedte te A£ Cre Wo! Yeee FD, Ca tUkc# Coyr2e77 g- Veo SO YX?BreDW WM PP20¢-bak um, DA : ‘Fle flap dan, y OFen pen Canc PL loin ta “7 eoLig Le 7427 lola Cer! Le if? (h~e2- L-Appr) fhox es \| SAL pape Ss te av: ti Pb-».-1t2 @ pPI_titecwz, . woe Ay i oa par akernne Ufo Ctl=>r2 fF arr Lytre / es 2 Pree CSovOe ) a Z 7 GL« At eer Cd)[rere itn kes heBF Ce” a a 7 han, aeask he Ulelea 2 Cottmac} Dev ALA Cour Con pon Cane ov as y t pun ie a ) oe Pg: Lor; %Yat PHO Choz«~ C7 47H f pat{ CSE, atedeala “AAG of ff OG v74 Z SATUBDAY. 5. [278-87] 40th Weex. t in Oc e £Rages ‘ KL aerate [27: Ee jt £e [276-—89] Le ZED Cx, Are 11l SLE Che ¢ ae 6 a7 lf TAX fom ate OG FRIDAY 4. [277—88] \| tated C0 Ppiter Ce LAs bclaye p> Gatd« < THURSDAY 3. aisDeeoeeeee Leos bay Gos.> ee 4y 4 i WA frctley Jx ae az o- <0 of 7, Breage / Oo oleSec tee 0) Cote S_ moe Porn i . fo as ( €e5 Interest due on India Bont ; oe Mt, did ee ta —_ ! (Sun\|rises, bh. 11m, ‘1861. _OCTOBE R, eeepc are ees ‘19thShiapterbityn ae Ce La ec mame Z A: 7 ACA ae MONDAY 7 [280—85] : en * Be a 27m. : i. 8 a4 aes MoseSr WL, 2 Lb TD AAS a \| long. ee ; en a J tT earas JoiPEA eB: 2 Bnet Ci mam TA H a THURSDAY 10. (283—82] \| Divs. aan ut Bank. Oxf. 4 Cam. M, Ter:ba begin. OFve CPtNtet pre —_ FC yl J ecaber) ttf2t BA ts0-9 Beg ize Cea me fe ar S 3 /1 ¢/n 4g \| sELAyVang Str,J ! p- te. a \ \| <<* atl at wt Tha» \| Ht t Pia [Ytett Ala rr, wy) Vy tre bya5 f T2f4-~ 4~ Tate lee So27 Me Ae AVALe, Wtk-Go FRIDAY 11. [284—81] TUESDAY8. ) ply tvtek al66 ny WW pevhla \| bo ie bov-meetF of ihe 7 ad Sagelenysha Yborgy 4 4» IPC oe 7 .“ Lb nitiid Ctrl a eee Co 44 ys 1 A 2 4 > £2 L_ A> A ari Date A 7 Fe ong @ A#/SLL Bt 4 SATURDAY 12. \| fla. ap Butt, ~C¢ 4 fie Z~—_Grr-, Snelaetaetniteemnanm F ff Sf / Z f t— AN L277? ~ Creer j a 7 WEDNESDAY \| i \| [285—80] 41st WEEK. soiree ipa 13th, OCTOBER. “1861. [Sunrisess, 6h, 22m. ~SUNDAY 13. [286—79] 20%sugiegAe! Tlhanftrun isth, Full Moon.] so See ! Yarn 4Gntferd be JIL os500 (Byji hy) 7 yn fo lo pratditrsaI bre YA = gfad LMA. oreTOBER,1861. ets 5h,es) a nf ars [Day 10h. 48m. long. \| na fo MeaDeanaJive, (ip fie (latte !) Lut ia INAS: gossaes ee Ho by$ om ee 4 Si!Qeenrre “4 H Aa z Oy ftwe ff 04lO" kL/ ees a J bar 7 a eC (2 4 Las PDCFI Less are r: EY Tojo Re O I Loni FY, A Cec! 's 2 IVZohn CH ahbonatCr be ba) ny AOA 1464 But of Atlare Pe deg, AA \| Lobeia7 Zin— an \| ih‘aests” ‘Seet D. 2 2 W oa a A/a FLLte ot Biot LpMw poe CceA [Leer eS. VL as es on. Gxt ae wees Hbtteus Ac’o \|os. tl @ Ligon (4 ade na aa . “t- FE . eq wih Ecc t alZ SATURDAY 19. [292—73] LA ZF, : Sa lr ae ae Bk “A Z a / 4y - LEsie gcc ( \| af pal Eee C ; CMGd b CHa, 72 crge ie casein (ay « (al “7 hyp 4 Z YC niente ar tel? Dy, tO Peer herr — L 3 tO =n tan Ot 42ndmeee JSS COD £0"-C BAO Bo F ip—~— \| /,\ es — rs ihai CLA ai O<G4 hs Apres fotie . U : Ua.tpi" a7 “aks . O]cal neoes —76 aa ber \| Si.Pate. oF irevte4 2,a at poi ee . oe onena SE (291— 74) FRIDAY 1@,y VJad v9 Cini GA 4Ee Pe \| I v Jea (o2gad cL oa CA a 7p "WEDNESDAY 16. a thas Yar d Ped at 3 5 Omg A. Hr flere VW) ca 1 ; Efe LE to gle hee CesES hen 1 OGSS, hover /JIC0. 27 7 1 V2 phn OT oo pri z des \|\| POATA re YB Ce2 Ht) by: La oh fore ktahive eeu } CFF{AE oa hee L4A 20 ZZ GD) TeAGE tIRE 9 ) g._! y Caer ; = \| [290--75] r RSDAY17. r Se —_ Insurance expires. 6 " -_— Place©Sf FATed LZ ea tc apt hieAun — It . ee nny a) £ c ttn Le gee DH&. L— rg Ly le 2t ——— Ve wa Va 7 LOL Op mmm . ) _OCTOBER 1861. 26th, Moon’slast qu. ] ~ SUNDAY a oe OSEEPea a, QeePaTtol= Soe Dhagariteihed \| A Dae Zo, ieee Ny adeth lade TeOne, 25 \|ae Ey 4a 477 wiles agilies ‘Tez Lu edie! D or 1 FF — ZAUESDAY pean PPéé; Cae.Sf<e, be - Cz ek ae FRID —. 7(Peregee. LI, Cc Ab fle o CCM PYLEfCGI 2 69]~~~——~-— x oeae SWWored_toAr NW -t PFA Li 9 1 rennet . ene Rall a nc es ko ane bec . TOD Hons cn : C < J "Oe a oat<-s ie ee f H Cg fixe gee ‘ —r& EuSE“ Cy F Vea geer ts . , Lnwg wae AEE 4k reyes “yo Fe - Le Ar’ lidS$"Mbeltp CE lll Psdere? \|h CLL ( BBE PO bacmisly Gil? PIDs haadlorme A Dnwt weds HK Vert cA AA, Sen of Beep toh ancl eee oO TAX Z (C41 Lo orf oy LoL Y [296 t i (298679 AS or ny leLa_. tere he WEDNESDAY23. FACEcx MAEare = 7 ot 4 > A ed? Seti a Lefer Vt oh9 4 ity (71-4 ape? J FF E whee, Co Fitee4A byatesead ce) WaxiceeEOI? [295—70} ZL 2, Cotto&ASU eet ergs Ynote» —a >t2GppfPPlFAD, OOFSI \| Walther, A nd BeeWOse ghMakes & Least4,eeea 4 Lee LHLEAT \| ae ASS — Ow P27, Baaldecay M/ el? esBle2 pOEder sty hy i f _ 424°ger] THURSDAY,24. [207— a [Day 10h, 24m. long. pe nae ah Gag liasaaa pakete'honn ladf NhiggreVox14 0,/ a4VA of, ey of onee> HG or i 2 ALF 70, / taimm Fs Ze if \|ea Mapeshod a4, Koa576640ELSBosae \| 4 FT x pispes ZO. a7+ HePEE oS SAG IR \ Sets 4h. 56m. ] ct AGA u 72]2B [298 OCTOBER, 1861. 20th, Sun rises, 6 he: Goa SA Leese tnts oO L053 AF SATURDAY 26. withui 02 ~~ YiACY” er ey te — a7 ee Ag ft) ; “Wor tg Zo a CAS an seh C Cc Joer Zag ee Oo”Drax Le, lope [2y9—66] 43rd WEEK. oelan tie QZ74 OLMIS 7? Oy ee Moo poutA Pg ates 2 Lo" Ufo - la,-C-r £/f Are 4 PLES KS VY) LLAMASA\| — Le hi it ote =—tt Ge IP Co ee enea > a14-C_ fa Lee ecLed ko. i ee OCTOBERe ‘1861. 2nd, New Moon.] but vise! 6h.48m. 7th Sets, 4h. dtm, ] ; * Ci-t 2 is leres [301—64] Ce’ MONDAY 28. ; Vatiee/ A na 7 OveF) ALPAeG A Jo Pt esr 3 _4—tw= 7 Dv PZ” fs ag 1 oe Cet 2 7 7 a oF ox ses Y EMMonee COTW/IA1LL on DAD Soe ek Lbearl Dad2) NA ff... co fir, aA FSS? ee [/pfo AA <2) Z Vy Sooo fas A prbcpelAo i ee OS Soe 4 ‘é ey 4saul J20 Lay 7 Om Au. raceo OC LOG —o ~ Roe Jioe Crt C- re k Uf,fo AWA Ai 34 ” : Ze Psd61)CLP all fo (te THURSDAY 31. nal : oy A,GeeagsAeahsSp\|uf egbet YR . Ly2t0- G47: ae ef be \| Ae. my Ae a D4y Fie— é Fe ‘ 2-0-0- ) OrATi 7 4 ch; raya? a . Steer 72 Ne Lhd? jf 2 Pr “ EZ,- a; <a lm EE RP St. Simon and St. Jude. A {Day9h, 53m.long, A¥of a 1 efeaaa eaeaoe VAY 227. [300—65] 65]_220)Kubday, Leet! ata 22nf)naA oF Whee ~SUNDAY ' eenOBEIRe.a- 4 A , C SO oe WU fo LeuT jeer'y . (¢14 iy y a \| Z EE Cart An, Sco selscaee wef loSfGbtPRED SE eeeSegee. wiete,dip TUESDAY 29.[302-63] FRIDAY Novemser 1. [305—60T— pa GS < f. tT ly OLe er c/ Fee Ge C77 +/> fe (7 Fp (27.~ A Siee a CO FEL. AAD CEA Y / fa < oe > LP” Cigtk«Pa Le Cae Ant CALF. F oe Z C eee f , C32 EHPL, JES Aout AF Kea OE 4 Gp AZ TRY Teco ee ey id Liz LAT Dart AL aa 30,aa1 i . Michaelmas Law Torm begins. 1 1 (Aes Ce ? T és oY i é “a CHAT LU , 741 Pty earners OA A222AT Gee Cc ZL Z wae a C 03 ; a phon Lt t " O- Fi E 9 > rt4 + ’ 4 - EC LL : ; tA re) 2 EG 2sff Cx Jae ft ,; f™ ef eC fp.S20: J pre Gry } l4 hf g~2 ae D4 Aga f Z 0, eel > pre, mr SATURDAY 2. [306—59] 44th Wrex. t, Ce 4 tw“OL City Sse ees CF a ne AL,CYT wt P TeLe ana Ltee a Loo! Nag 4H LY? / Leann : 4 4 @ 2 (Oo, “i ¢< LA J pC ly. Cinbiag Ga —. ie amines Ged- e éPCH ~~, ~ 9th, Moon’s first qu.] 3rd, 8 Miesc Ae? sesh Ahae Trinity. Berd aos<, siren 4 ; Z Sets, 4h. 29m.] 59m. tt bP A) 3yeae—tot alo LUGS© —~E Sbbe re CUD Pix /‘vote oh B aBete ~ er tane poe SOA (i Cianie i 4 lesMy C a 1 o Cog LEA bap attad5 Ce Wave —————————— g Seply 6 hata ede, a Lys Qe alley] 5l%-P—=> 7 Aiais a7f [ Day, 9h. 30m. long. A ET ST (fp yennASO FL, Cov. Le ELC Cin Fe site a Dailies ae tT 5 SSr30sa By) se “HONa4 NO VEMBER, 1 861. eee et Yn etTil" bea a7 <—— ai Vir } Cor,/ or i i Yi pleeae Ahi Masia .ee a protAE lige ae Cott Z Qe SL Do f yo O27 7. \| : 7 made ,% y & g JAr (Yp ; CS Oo cote CL ie ee fae elCa pede eo Opie, 17 Ben. dict ithe (p24 Z — , tlhoon — —— AT We GiestT woPe G+. Gh Cag A oF MA kG OLA CLEA LC Of re PG ge? oo ee e,a dy Zs _@ ke 6 Conr CAP. a4 nS 2A Ps Y2 Ste 7) i 2 jegFt 7 ae a7 oD ig stig [309—— 56F727 2i)? Ce->- C gEe uw Ee ov ae = DT than, A he OF Gampongder ” BTES > (oO a Ota SP,Sf TUESDAY Wa LynM h JL d at ee vi “ é CeeLF SPT iey gr VY Tap ~ 2 o Pie ‘ Ctirs/ LS sv CLG thlp (tt fae ff at Ler7 on s/ sic C0 Ain of tile Fc Lier. Ltdaa haat 30M ema , oD Az. —a © ic Ln OS, 7 Dirntbrvtrs Ur awe ny 4 o~-TLO Aas fs, tL 7 lt ner bri (A, A gv AuUA,- XX @ Bol hnwh Re Cebrafrea berwbed 7 j rw 7 Ae 2 Loa Diese ef t. Ae EE Oe, SATURDAY 9. [318—52] Lord Mayor's day. [310—855 WE DNESDAY6. he? yp \ Qtewe7 +» . —? " LP 0 hoy om 45th Week. cw COav Se OF a Code. mid Oy APL UO? Fis 2 Ve mn 44 JAt~e2 JAD a J ee Geccts :A UU &éut. ZA” Fie J AF Z 5D Ctnee Got es CO. Go bu Desese 5 leu-v a ee ee, aa ie aE, 217 Sud ( dae, L ee awe Liieax Cas al Lo@ (fx Cte! Liye oe 220r0 Gita i) 42 Cn73 i Costin as &y Niet", af ai! Sui 7 =oh call caeonCes. PLA ALte Ce Malay 1: lat J6 Vileti2 be sadhtesla oS. Ape 5 eects 2h Wett “fe 2t77- PPE Can bondEt ka OEee, “er 4p 2 Min at _NOVE MBER, 1861. = a gp oth scg e = [Sun ee Wh lim. Ae ee : SUNDAY10. a + 4 Lh 4 ‘e ¢ 4 C Eee sf ea ae =‘Lex ? “<< Z ’ a ¢d ee : od eed 2 4 [ONDAY11-7 1315—50] St. Martin. Half oeday. : : — na Z . é a Los.Arse =o & Spit! part 4 C2rtey fe ( al tetlies Sov‘Ce, Ce by ten MW atid, Ofaet \| ) J hte 2 fe (ete VIP @ Oe har flar Weloan— @ Aired Cron e2 f= 7 Lids We ¥ Dy 43 it ef of “hg OD vuEspay12. [3i6- 49 \| @ (ar rere ~- REPREsee . herdJin Boom? op Mir. ‘yy Pthioe , Z eeanne / OW Wel a 1 tons be — Oi/frre? f tl Hat : A hL? 4 Cx wie C 2. aw Otnwy ~~ ‘ Lb tee cooks / P#v0°e ao 4 (Oo “es,tltrt- ob~S or J ; ‘ “ cs 4 s 4 = Airewn V Chae ft re t— e he — JA t of Jd<4n ¢ ter ter Zi 44 Jing coe" g Ze “i t o ? geAz CKOok, POPES tf7 » hereto XH .A ttn food At?\\| RE ai alae cig a teLASper Lee Zo tSsw ADL OF <r LOZELR SATURDAY16. cian45], 46th WEEK. 7} ld’ ss Jae ye LAL) fooomic 2X, om Hn OER BL 0E Ly aie Gye bon as Ein Clonee anemia A> Gi a7 m0OL tv Vt Gn g 4 Cj 4 Lt2te) Trae er Cea Seow af A e rererpoBe, 2 he Ape sefed e WEDNESDAY13. oeSistine 4 Moe 15. [810-46] there SE, \| seed a, / Carnr 6x7 ©Kerr an 4 hes Z Aate~ Corr tit, Lk. roiA fe Mt « A Nel4 ee epee KF F lin cehe Dt DP Soke Bae Zz v ‘eote aa aD Cag A, i ae SSX] Lily 2eee 2DLECThell food: 4 y PAA = HS» heen fla Gh. Spotl bY boc En Je vaped Ae “, el af, jp y Veemee 7 eg oa x Yj a” Af x THURSDAY 14, [al8—47) a ¢ oe. i ‘ 7 7 nd coe lf bet 7 aee V4 Neate cS AZ Oot hon ee G, LZ. wy RayJA Aa ee — Bs po — LtCR cs eeWS Vy J . ‘ eer aay leae ot‘ty oa GxkterwT LA‘wael L100! aI 7tt! oeQT Gly r 5 LZ he abt O72 Ox \| = a 3 6 UR 861. we: 7p. 23m, weRyd SUNDAY 17 NOVEMBER oe men CB findepoze J Sor Le 4 fe tetas its De he ti oS opOey oy Bory goer THURSDAY ee cid. fees cz 46 n. "Bex = yi [325—40] + Atte! A Mi ek 8h. “LIT Guts AA 3S Fy ita wh ofVA ee neyZh of7 yp Bre OPem ted Por ayNeu Jay, Font 4 aie i £ fF ef Ptah, Weds aka 1861, syayae - tAnrtloe & ZB 4a we OF 20S OF PYn. ferernl Ct mere Lh, fered 4 irk Clo ADleety hie cond wt Ih/- Ate bi BO wo ders] Vatlly 42 a REEL NeLown tute TG Cotas le077 Cl wt Five \| inane I Be Elis: A a7 LI Ott Fis v7 Seat toe [823—42] TUESDAY 19. ae Coe“ k Jv Vow Oday I, CormDof a eeeee A, iy a4 Lewy?Ethide Wy“Oy MGAAA a Mine a gow Gat Ot! 2 rel Zz. atnner <4 Cig+ 7747 e-4e~ OS fre SET Yr. C Ly : le wthatt ¥? < Y Sermon ‘COX. so . VayaSas Amo ear pee ee Ce tent rt $4 be fli >]ot Oy Zi Cpe nn~ eee att Y boo7y oan ee Ct 4 Alex PY Sie oe lon VeP41 2’AZ Sere O Ptinsee 2 7 “(357 ee <3, t Titi sF° [327-38] 47th Warm. WEDNESDAY20. [324—41] wv 477 Cor, 7 A 7 GU Len \|C OuZze< x i LZ Te FR Wy ar i Dut biltt-PA= Lae AL bac! . Cor ofTn OS, LoLOnAa porenMbeqee 2 a6 41 AE, Lehar 17 Pintis Co DK Ada —39 \| OT en spre, F Welhec/ K Out!vol \| 2 Hc a e ctF ofMage ante vay b> (Onorhe O-¢ Comeer ot Lote cle new oS cf BZ oO a4 ‘RIDAY22, 7 Gri & \| (a1 Awa Yb CQenG ot 40 Uh Cul bxPele * Horol. $0 Vale bs Mo. Corr Lf Darrgecs Do Ore” OP 17% Creates [Ored at ltto-Lu ji 22240 She jhe WweFh J cL 6 fh. ff WrT4 Qu, AIL ¢ »7 AP cP Ce rT —— fia. be Creer 47 ty $ T3at DA Army WyAGS C7 Kites hy 7 AA Ce q le at 7 ye bAd) -tmemciiens: OF dinky ha 1AAR Mit A of hyperaes the cA Ce Sirs, 0K 7a he p> Co, Zbe i, Cin ver pote 0 Citae a (oO oy (~ py ere, J bG4u 0t-Bie Orns —_—— _,, 3 oe oe rise penn. seg, 4m. a = aya) wipetatde A lew grater € —~ aSas ag occ, Ah ce o/ MONDAY 25. @Q Qt he OcI G soul Tamia 4 2 4 a \| e fet Lee att Cog FE ed il A MEWSHEGRE Cream Gf ness \|e fhe M07 Pet JAZfeat t2721l Poe? ¢ ftls pte,BULRAG IL Gf) ent $- Core \|AY, Yartete of ws ob é bir, CO fre, 4/.ae GersJLarets rp as fe Curt ve. 4 he 7H VY PIAL iter ee AeLo CM hare as oye J Lo e Or, cece TUESDAY26. 3307-35) Ate atte Aches Se, Cacce ech, Jhmerey Ze SF teBlasectct beg e/ @ J lem er POS i Ae oe _* Ofrl. Fes 00-A LVal WEDNESDAY 27, Ae ¢ lel by(ta Cilla ake hl rads boty V re Vvaes Verje Cov/¢ Coan oe Of ZeeX seer Btyt o7 v1 (1 As (12 fot 4 <esee/ ¢ Ata?~~ hy Y ( or(tb LACT L ye 7 Lt 0 C “ 2 a i: JOcr- L 43ed Aru ee ( Octe C Sf je plerx (af ah OCt-3.0h 4 2? FP AF ZIT o a? ee U7 vagt 740 1Manlin.s 9°47 cece Go [833—32] J} TL J Ae LKoF Cstdine-ap teh lc5* eae Pog a7 \| Wen Zo fh-~ OO Oerifpheo # Wo ots teas frog~ Veawtt Dafds} Y Mr. Ft apn helie (LUA 4Coy ¢ a new Lza* Crv,, a CPt iad ole OF rod Ct (/ ot a Citln telol7Cee F/ Arealain Aster Worf Cierra t4 gf Rainy YS iat OeSaeen Mn, LMinan vote 80 aa ve& 2 lawn J on FA FRIDAY 29. por [331—84] Di cee ae jeott a Fe ore! aes preeee ee Cr~— ¥ Fohey fy Ar 2€7%4//a, ey 7 (c¢ Gr az L (ool eere/ talk; ba 21-0 a Ce ge Cowtin-seliwn Oy pt a = G A, f? arr exveygy" eeot fPreflezr 4S Mn, 47OS COA A “ail . c THURSDAY “A [33233] Sftied Fee: bees yp(Wp bet LG Log ve Hodis ces (@ = 2 74 glurhry [820-36] E4,G PuigLettt Wh Bak “NOVEMBER, Sets 4h. Om. ] WtU- tbCAa~t- SATURDAY 30. [834—31] 48th WEEK. St. Andrew.67~(0¢ 7-2 /rean Zen 4A0t+~ a> LE cy iillig wie ¢ J/L< gece Ce otha. Kowripet eco inet fe? ot 7 -v-e>p et bdht Za aly , &: Mia? - 4b Cua Vy \| 5aate Spe / Jr V?--24£72_47 U eeCee? f Here..tS et tf ee “LW 0h SYar \| EponDECEMBER,1861.-&Famg LEA te I fb pre. ~ SUNDAY 1. [835—30] /bhiZend Mgteel 2 ee RS \| IRR &t& A, we oe Z ee FY £ CY2 : ‘ Lbhr oh a tt 5S AMv ay CC \| sez SAL LOJA 4 Ad. C4 ¢ bt ; Ack \| e+ g. ot , # £ we » oe ia set AE fle = A 2 i \| \| -#c. <—__£ : iBS ies os i Of Gita Fs : Manz tee! Vsoetenn Iiic f J Apatt/ fo howee:,/ $ «& y for? a7 Bokak vEY nH Fax VA sg ?. (9 “Pex i"y ote hh C. oe? : AA eos t> cert STs, a7 GY bY thea Leg gol oA Tease B33_“.. DY pean hF , 4 C mn a Z ? earl / , frwt oa nye 5 - O71 ex122r7Fr~ CBBtt , bok a cf ¥ ~~ vk eo? o LVGL dev Lic ff. : dts? Fg en Y aetee pleated oom Vigna Lf ay ! \| C20Zi BI tf st nei, t.. aA ee \| \| eT ~VIe SATURDAY... 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Loon pesoF are \| ed me lan Pn Sopa LOSE V ned \| L ATA } ZA % fae wt , at SLA C75 D5pr1Sefiect a Blaneot Ba? rt ae +yA.6 o lea of he) a/atte, ft GOiiLec D. Omnrahing Aang ¢Flex Thee/, bi4 (Jed kn, ra of Ae2tr. Fal te IL Gh lovk i. aD — oefat Ck, ttre } ha elas) ; 7 oe srs “L LEEwae Lf4 4 if Stn Oo sia antes at 4 9th, Moon’sfirst qu.\| DECEMBER,{is6l, gouses7h, 54n bagpat har r * PL — 1g "9 a ee a MONDAY 9. [343—“333 " DECEMBER,1861. [Day 7h ra BIONLA a : Ru LG, Mobs 1Ke- bell Wiboxtr Al Wit oa C at flata o eo lnra yOforen/ ee el hy Mer wet Gt» ve Ka$owwts TWGot bilan Cth MOO gh ¢- nvnti®s DY) 04 @ eed Come Yo SY Every Yoel a Lo asim f SPT) TUESDAY10, a f Wu A la > (ffew rt fise Fy [?>cao Ast Of~~ . 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Pe: Athcul ie\| Sets 3h, 50m. ] oe i / EV AN yo Conf+ t/t4 j eae a EOEAgora a furn~ oF O< CAbe oehy ; ee SC ks=oreAIREDGefod GL. 4 — eS optenesopprem meneyt pape zs CwLop Oya ! \| \| _ situ Ay4 Y11. G loa Aa cr Ce Wethid ye bs fen fe pd Fe at7 4 7 tS t> Seale, afer, be Le ach at fp bpteltz , P eS (hal FC car oeu cf af JAtP fe ¢ ee be ot: A tue ciate + 7 Cat PoVv oe PS , Yb Meh al 47ete fale 2 ra nS a NEELeabjegin Oo SMe vr OU #4 of ty : leClan7 Cevtner oF Mi de : ¢ A144 GOR : VhecugJu Z pihnen ke ‘\|-1Y ¢. & \| i ul, , €-24 co “7 x Vy &s a+ ann f SsLIE OO Or IZ Oteck, 2k) Lf leu, GELS ae Rd, Coer7 fk a7 HOCK Cea, / mB Me he Par fs eh 9 gf ote Caer J de, “ a&f 6 has a L,. nt. © ag Ve M24er Zu Je Ll + ‘ Khea. Yo k CAV? , ee 6 , Loon om oe \| —>7-¢-tt—9-2 — e-—AfLt \| lik 2gftheceBER Lt 3 4 a Su INDAY 22.Fi 5 =F} “Ath Sunda ihageit, tte oe c wcef Trend 7 7 “3 : By Tiana. A Ze loxP Or \| th Jo Ld frL G neng hep Lhe. Gfer wee aa 7 i RCEMBER, 1861. ag oted Eq ki Ath L Mitt? “ ra welata oy Aef Le" Carve C Mats Bo let a FCO© Sé. StephLCN. i reg A Vi Sonel Cx WY x or artsre CPT SF WE ae \| eesf LL} of leh: BEX ohana @ g004 ALab at & Ape, ¥C 2O ef Ceo gh a Got icwyhihamae Beg Cr. y ‘ 4 W Civ wey £4 y eof 207 one ff ID aae ed Gare r/c New? of7 +Uler.7 CZ yg J od THURSDAY e a 5 0 pie Spitis POI Lute ove Day 7h - dhadek kU x ——— PoLle~ em D yh LA 731 forme foie Boa J pra AteS y 51 eZ Hee me.3 @ ot sre dtc, Bro aoSn 7 te" Tf oe ids ome a4 A cvd oP Ie 5i DAY 23. eee Goi Si 2 he bo ,J ts credhn 6037 ber ofCol roe ———y TUESDAY24. [358—7} afer ‘spas £39 Mt y ar Praca ST JohaN,aby a a/th “ hey wrtwnlg 3 Fi 1 jf C i pe 2X Y ae) od ae A kL AT haul a 14 L_24¢ € $2" x wrtlore YVou er,f te (tulle 7) hire, Le te ie. Ls he fy % Ay 4g dali 4 KY Shoots lip Marihstiad s ay 44tr Pod eel fs te) aL aa 7 Fyn dlinlet 4¢ V4) of Gian & tive A ore + : bs lef Cour, dea et F \| whe Ae \| LFcay A. WEDNESDAY Sr Foe FA —S aa 7 [35»9— FH 7 Gry Sf OLez tA ? of — O74 — . 3 Christmas Day. Gr flv 6/ at hed A Le 4 Z Cc A ee x) Gal fOCP <tc Orme ke bse Pre (23k A te-te + sha ad C lr ( Ft ctee “tc 2 Kee tera etx (Pixa i ey < <a 7 Qa hc ip Y WaalsCus bFevd ler, Jf Lops J we YL. ———> « eS — Lf Yellef . “Ly y of Lot ( Ocor rer Lac ct 4 f Fit Cor 07 av eee rue HEX vc , 4 de er Pade, ri prlien-7 Yost et LA Mf OF fvgey JirlinA A Z 4 LL oyWaa se q pplaprenrerinn Caan fre Cov“, on tre “Bee a [362 Pliew Sy 9 00 20d ro MO ; A Sar TRDAY 2 £¢ bew PIC Aft 4p OC Kowf P 4A & wt ote ff ae ¢ A td 4 ML a is ue Ke cap at ik (tes -cff i J tch& 121 cer Pee’ é of<< "< Dect nue fr bE f-trtr J,ty ty LectAc~ 4 LAMf , Wit manu tte! of an Cex gate ov Pf en a Q 7, pt AAD ref kbar aAAlho~ he WGA ne7 ot Siblan % PI eT Ou sist, Netw hoes AMEMORANDA, 1861. rises Sh . 9m. GE beth C27 a2 t INDAY29. hCxeDesay Ee: RtgA-he aSn tel Mater Y Soane fe breton 9 tage AF Cyr“atg I gol9 Dt Cc y 4 70 OE i nh - OASe ot MONDAYS 7364—a BrelCun oF! Gera senda Eclipse efthe Sun, visible 7 f # Gest, vs kz VS Cf Sota “oa LAS ’ (eul- Cr der 27 UT e144 kine (We & kK fc S3r~2 map ge »-/ Oe ings , a2 oro £ BARD 4 or ee Z Filta bua Gf CAL tir ra Neon, t btr y AJ<3 Pa Atte é ee G7 Cr+ tif EAae LAr vis ot De . KO Sats WH On, 7 il Hent~—w Ati tet Bae Shae § a [365] /4 el g PmprobedpflaeerZaZaaF tAFA beLa f Lre Z Ae Chew As- C SLwef SWus PU Ht C2 — b+~_- Vetlihc ¢ alpape S of C A. + a Pt Act foo yy 4 A deaf. ae, of =e Wie. okt C077 Cane a. Et C —_ bomen we 7cae oOae fin <A Cat Se Mead 53—~Tute O Uhage L € oer a bins Ranttia ew Fey a Stl Aira pe SA heA Z G {Vee ehig or. Jeperd ly sn. BH TUESDAY33 lf lH, Cao ae POP Aol Bin See es ¥¥Y ° o-oo Cw~ tWV ge ye 2 tS Oa of L3 tf ~ ~ + ee bar ae ff Ce-s1tZ (<4. OA hous g ts 4 pp a7, 4 i<t{-~y {ett Aa NN, 4g 7 CLOZ AT z Mem eS 7/1 ViteAte 77 4 £24 7 td. St thre tan tg /Ss tes Y Oorra ss, Va AtO7 Seetanes sf —> i saa each bivo in ; Ce rene A aisa Ant é a, " ho c pe C ete TY Brrr : Cash Account,1861. 11861, . 2 pnd y Ler 4 7 L C BSP CEA € or? ck LP IPLA \|\| i \| fr. 7 bees ° a bet os } ,, a oe f gen 2 C2 L wv en cf til LY ee” Gey // C C+ Piety y ee ts ee 4 ews Le 334 g Cus 2X te » ot +, tf Senet’ : rf ct Lp oO o a J YH ae Ce / ©, etl Zz eee Yvon x ws A 7 Cielf LW lta" Con y/ Oa \| Cash Paid. lott ixbird ple ti ~~ (Y tu> tar. Y Var Wr , ORES fcr A3 /eat inee——E LrGf)Oot SAS LS Leytoe aeal Py SE SCP Cre) r p-PIECE (feel wa) (2 Cash Received. J Cash Account LS61. [Cash Paid. ash Received. \| Oust Ace yunt; 1861. [Cash Paid. C7./ LE > ce o We J Aso 4y AY hy Oocrigterecs\| LE ip€: er pel a Het Me af Ly Vadis 2 _ 2 Jo P fae7) Oty a 49 fF eg aAle43 ltr x? —9 tf EO LP- O79 197 CH LY A> 2-4 og gelF v4 CHa f F Ceres) ZetT~ s 4) Oh J YW iy Lf 477 GP Cc”Mt? evMi Cornfcr/S a ws Chico che Af we 4 Dor Leee Ae, rr 07D F i ee -Y fo Meri Fl ecetn, r/a>H yo aget A /f Wy, ff laf j ESS fp € on ete iy 7 - If? <4}H pug — i da f wey OPEL ) ¢peo Al Chas Ooacen orl Get ut Cg Coan 7 << A, LE 3 a STAMP DUTIES. Cash Account, 1861 Scrip L) 7e3- SFCa C. aWe eat \| he t CbVipvise Coe : ay : mg Z Ze 404CO I YP? Inland Bill of Exchange, Draft, or Order for the payment to the bearer, or to Order,at any time otherwise than-on demand, of DUTY. any sum of meaey £ sae Not exceeding -~ £5-0 Exceeding £5 and not exceed, 10-0 10 25 ke» KoG72 200 300 - LI99A 2 Aa;t> 2 ZA. > Zz , Jio—tr co, wey 7, Je o 400 500 750 Cty POCA 2 2X 2-1 1000 1500 t- 2000 a —_> oY Ht aw a, eng ! ro /? et £ 4 Cea ae YG? f 22, px? Lp hak > ee hare » 2000 3000 4000 and upw ards - 3000 4000 SCSCSSSSMASDSOSOSOOAWNr-. CL. eke a é. eK Apprenticeship Indentures. and Promissory Notes. _ _ ~ ace on CNMPWNHHOOOS arePOCBom Inland Bills of Exchange 4 » teceived.] Promissory Notes bear the same duty as Inland Rills of Exchange. No Promissory Note can be drawn payable to Bearer ON DEMANDunless exceeding £100. for every Bill of each set DUTY. Where thesumpayable thereby &, 9d. shall not exceed £25-0 0 And whereit shall exceed £25 andnotexceed 50-0 0 ~ adid< - 50 = 75 100-0 0 100 200 200-0 300-0 0 300 400 400-0 500 0 1 1 » 500 ” 75-0 0 ; 750 1000 1500 2000 1 750-0 2 1000 0 3 1500 6 4 2000 - 0 6 3000 0 10 ‘i 3000 a » 4000 andupwards 4000 - U 13 0 15 Foreign Bills of Exchange drawn outof the United Kingdom and payable within the United Kingdom, the same duty as on an Inland Bill of the same amount and tenur. Foreign Bills of Exchange drawn out ofthe United Kingdom and payable out of the United Kingdom, but indorsed or negoated within the United Kingdom, ame duty as ona Foreign Bill wn within the United Kingdom and payable out of the United Kingdom. Receipt or Discharge tor or upon the payment of money amounting to £2 or upwards, One Penny . Above 500 - ----2-7+:- - Licences. s. + ( Z 8 For Marriage in England, if special 5 0 010 If not special To use the calling of an Appraiser =. 21 0 . ee se (yearl - - - 30 0 For BankersB (yearly) of -15 0 - 710 - 10 0 Agreements. the same amount andtenor. If drawn in Sets of Three or more, POOR SOP WD AO f United Kingdom— If drawnsingly, or otherwise than in a Set of Three or more, the same duty as on anInlandBill of ao yo @¢ 6d. Appraisement Stamps. Where such appraisements of valu-_ ation shall not exceed £50 - - - Above £59 and not exceeding £100 Above 100 ditto Z00 Above 200 ditto 500 = and Westminster, or the limits the pennypost (yearly)- - Flsewhere - - For Auctioneers - - - - + - o- c bey 3 6 12 20 25 For Pawnbrokers between London Foreign Billsof Exchange drawn in, but payable out of, the 1G If the Premiumbe under £36 - - Above £30 and under 50 Above 50 ditto 100 Above 100 ditto 200 Above 200 ditto 300 Above 300 dittc 400 500 ditto Above 400 And where no Premiumis given, 2s. AGREEMENTfor a Lease or Tack for a term not exceeding seven years; and, Agreementor Minute containing the Terms and Conditions on which any Lands, Tene ments, &c. are let, held or occupied, for any such term. The same duty 1 as on a Lease forsimilar Term, Rent, an Condition.) Progressive duty - - - - - AGREEMENT, in EnglandorIreland, under hand only, or in Scotland without any clause of Registration, where the matter is of the value of £5 or upwards, whether only evidence of a Contract, or obligatory upon the parties from its being a written ee 2 2 3 9 Tnstrument, And Progressive duty on every entire 15 folios after thefirst 15 FOS Ee A ee OS ENG Adhesive Stamps, denoting “tn duty of 1d,., (Postage Stamps exceptecd,) may be used for rec eipts or drafts without regard to their special appropriation. Bills of Lading, Sixpence. Charter Party, Five Shillings. Spoiled Stamps.— Allowance Tickets may be obtained at the Stamp Office on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, between Twelve and Two o’clock. POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. POST OFFICE REGULATIONS. EREGISTRATION, RATES OF POSTAGH OF INLAND LETTERS, esse 1. The rate of postage on inland letters is regulated by weight, irrespective of distance; and is as follows :— If paid in advance— 1d, Letters weighing not more thanZoz. -~ = » more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 1 oz. 2d. a a more than 1 oz. % 4 2 OZ. 4d. es “s more than 2 02, x = 3 OZ. 6d. and so on; twopence being charged for every additional ounce. 2, Except on re-directed letters, the postage, if not paid in advance, is double the foregoing ; and if the payment in advancebe insufficient, double the deficiency is charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half ‘an ounce, and not exceeding one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, is, on delivery charged twopence. The unpaid additional postage on re-directed letters, however, is not doubled, being the sameas if such postage were prepaid. GENERAL POST OFFICE, Letters for the Evening Mails into the Country, must be put in at the Receiv- ing Houses before half-past Five p.m.; at the Branch Offices before Six; or with anadditional stamp before a quarter to Seven. Letters are received at St. Martin’s-le-Grand only, until Seven, by paying one penny extra; and until halfpast Seven by paying sixpence extra; or by placing stamps to that amount on the letter, extra to the postage. LONDON DISTRICT POST DELIVERIES. Within the Town limits there are 10 deliveries daily ; the first or General despatch is made from St. Martin’s-le-Grand at about 7 30a.m. and the deliveryis generally completed throughout London, by 90’clock. The Second Despatch is made at 9 45 a.m. and consists of Letters posted in London up to 8 30a.m. The next seven despatches are made hourly, viz.—at 12 noon, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 p.m. and include all letters reaching the General Post Office in time for each despatch. Thelast despatch is made at 7 p.m.; and all letters for this delivery should bear the District Initials, to ensure delivery the same evening, As many of the Day Mails from the Provinces arrive at such times that a por- tion onlyof the letters can be included in the next hourlydelivery, those bearing the District Initials are sent out by such delivery, as theyare partly sorted by the Provincial Postmasters, whilst those not having the initials appended to the addresses, and which have to be wholly sorted after their arrival in London, are forwarded by a subsequent despatch. By the prepaymentof a fee of sixpence any letter, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, maybe registered. This will make its transmission moresecure by rendering it practicable to trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its delivery ; and whenforeign or colonial, if not to its delivery, at least to the port of despatch. The Post Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c., though the officers are of course responsible to the Postmaster-General, who will call to strict account any one neglecting his duty on this point, and, if his Lordship think proper,will require him to make good anyloss that may be sustained thereby. Every letter to be registered should not be dropped into the letter-box, but be presented at the windowand receipt obtained for it, MONEY ORDERS, AMOUNT AND FEES, Orders upon any post town can be obtained for three-pence for £ 2, or any sum under ; and for £5 and under, six-pence. Nosingle orderis given for sums above that amount ; but larger sums can be sent in several £5 orders, which may be had of all Postmastersin England, and from the Receivers in London, more than three miles from the Central Office, between nine in the morning and six in the evening, But at the chief offices in Dublin, Edinburgh, and Aldersgate-street, London, and the offices three miles around it, they can only be had or paid between ten and four o’clock, BOOK POSTAGE, A book, or any number of books, publications, or works of literature or art (including stamped newspapers published more than fifteen days, and unstamped newspapers of any date), either in a cover, or in a cover openat the ends, provided that the packet do not exceed 2 feet in length, may be transmitted by post within the United Kingdom at the following rates :— 4 oz, and under .., 1d. 8 oz. a 2d, 16 oz. Fe 4d, and every additional 80z. or fractional part thereof, 2d. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides; so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. A book-packet may contain any numberof separate books or other publications (including printed letters and printed matter of any kind), prints or maps, and any quantity of paper, parchment or vellum, And the books or other publica- tions, prints, maps, &c., may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three. Further, all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering of a book, &c., or any portion thereof, will be allowed, whether such binding, &c. be loose or attached; as also rollers, in the case of prints or maps; markers (whether of SUBURBAN DELIVERIRS, There are seven despatches daily to the SuburbanDistricts. The first is at 7. a.m. to all places within the London District Limits, and includes the correspondence by the Night Mails from the Provinces. The second despatch is at 15 a.m. to the Suburban Districts within about four miles of the General Post ffice. The third despatchis at 11 46 a.m, and comprises, with a few exceptions, every part of the LondonDistrict. The fourth despatch is at 2 45 p.m. to places within about six miles of the General Post Office, isolated localities excepted. Thefifth despatchis at 4 45 p.m. and extends to the whole of the SuburbanDistricts. The sixth despatch is at 5 45 p.m. to places within about three miles of the General Post Office. The seventh despatch is at 7 p.m. Letters by this despatch, and which it is very desirable, should bear the Postal Initials are delivered in the immediate vicinity of London the sameevening, and at the more distant places the next morning. The deliveries in the SuburbanDistricts commence from one to two hours after the stated time of despatch; according to the distance from London. 14 paper or otherwise), in books; and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of literary matter. No book packet must exceed two feet in length, width, or depth; and if any such packet be presented at a post office it will not be received. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any written letter or any communication of the nature ofa letter written in it, or upon its cover, will be charged with the “unpaid” letter postage. No book packet may contain any thing which is sealed or otherwise closed against Inspection ; nor must there be anyletter, nor any communication of the nature ofa letter, whether separate or otherwise, unless the whole of suchletter or communication be printed. Entries, however, merely stating who the book, &c., or to whom it is given, are not regarded as a letter, Indeedassends respects the name andaddress of the sender, not only is the writing permitted but recommended; so that if the cover come off or for any other reason the packet cannot be forwarded, it maybe returned, 1 2 Ce rahe eea.. by French Packet - e innet asin aa oes. eS eat wck. ena ee 3 Letters weighing more than 3-oz. but under 8-OZ. a2 a less rate of postage than for1-oz. 16 v. Southampton » v.Southampton aes ... Sweden, v. Belgium v. France, or v. Hull. Switzerland, v. France v. Belgium Turkey, vv. Belgium Se a . France aoe ¢Marcilios by French Packet Tasmania (Van Diemen’s Land) v. Southamp. United States Vancouver’s Island,v. ‘NewYork and Panama West Indies (British)... =) fd es S ™ Et a _ PO fet BD tt bo DD BD OO DS BS 0 OO et win x Spain, v. France ooooocooooecooecooooooecocooooooooosn v. Belgium ... OnmoocoocBbPwOomMeoooo@MPLoOoDrMCoPOCOCOMMOSO ¥ Sicilies (Two) v. France Singapore, v. Marseilles KDR DOH DERN N NRE NON N BREED he RD De _v. France... role » Sardinia, v. France PRN N OREN PHONY NON NPE YN YE BPH ED DrE DB Prussia, v. Belgium Russia v. Belgium AON TAGADOOKHNWOOCMWOCOCONOKBEAGCWDOMDLLOM:a ee v, France wie es CrRrFOFNOOCOPD HEHE ORP RPE HENOOFONONENh2Z —! Nova Scotia ... Pert ssi. Portugal AW TAMWWOMANWNMAADOHWAHW OCR OON ROD 3 » v. Marseilles and Suez Norway, v. Belgium ... a a v. France CRROOCHPOCORPRFOOCOOCOSCrFOFOOSOONOHRFOCOER ry _ ra Publications. New South Wales v. Southampton and Suez QQ vol oooocorkoooconm — ai © SS ° we OnCSOOMOOSCOSS bBOoOCoo°oKeo°oo a ooce Or o o ~ Ln) ie, A o N oe 5 eae Pe rt DS tS 0 ht et COD CD et GD ND Det et ee pe » DASWORBOBRRAOADOM e Co D> Mexico . United States Naies &: France oO oO ie x db an pom Marseilles o ‘ Meuritins. v. Marseilles and India as 9 v. Southampton andIndia .. mm . Southampton.. Madeira v. Lisbon ; Malta, v. Southampton ox onDO o> aeCO SOb 6 © font & » 6 France Hayti (st. Dominggo). Holland, v. Belgium ». France ondaven. ; ai HongKong, v."Marseilles . Southampton ... India, °. abamaien » . Marseilles. ida Co Isles, v. Marseilles ‘ss = v. Southampton ... aaimesuame Japan, v. Marseilles » v. Southampton Java, v. Marseilles x Hamburgh, v. Belgium COM RE NI RENE DE EDD EE DH DHE DH HN OH HDHD OHODHHN HH HED OHNHHIDND v. Southampton » v. Belgium pe Et Gibraltar Bee eg nen Greece, ” French Packet... » wv. Belgium Gaud lone ae HR OCR OHH » MH OSHOHOOHOS » v. Southampton Australia, v.Southampton and Suez », Marseilles and Suez heiadies Belgium... Brazil . Bremen v. Belgium Buenos Ayres ae Canada, upper and lower. Ceylon, v. Marseilles ‘5 v. Southampton China v. Southampton v. Marseilles Cuba, Havannah. Denmark, v Belgium... . France Egyypt v. Marseilles — . Marseilles Hom 3 RPOooorFMocoooroooooosorocoocococoos i — 2 DHOMADRADOAARBAWHARLOHDOOSOTOAVHBOWDARBOBRAOBHHAO wr — ' ° N \| 1 4°0Z. Every ounce extra, xr CouNTRIES, OAD ROR EDO HDD EE DOR HED HN HEH HNO HH EI OHON HEN EHH NOPE Da \| Not above. RHE DH WR HE HONWR ee eee Oe tol LETTERS, FOREIGN POSTAG ry OnmMOooOoooCHPWOMPROCCOCMOLOMrOCOCHROCOCOMOCS FOREIGN POSTAGE RATES. FOREIGN MAILS. ARE MADE UP IN LONDON, AND BECOME DUE AS SUBJOINED :— Made up. Due. France ie Twice a day, Mn. and Ev. Twice a day. Belgium, Holland, Sweden n } Daily, Evening... ... ... Daily. and Norw ay Onthe7th, 17th, and 27th of On the Ist, 11th, and 21st Portugal each month ar .. Of each month. Onthe4th, 12th, 20th and four times a month, Malta, v. iaacibeat 27th of each month . 3rd, 10th, 18th, 26th, each M. four times a month, » wv. Marseilles... 10th and 26th each month 12thand26th each month Tonian Islands On the 4th 12th, 20th and Bour times ‘a month: India, v. Southampton 27th of each month », Marseilles... . 3rd, 10th, 18th, 26th each M. Four times each month Brazil,‘Buenos Ayres 9th of eachmonth .., ... 5th of each month, United States byBrit.Pack. Every Saturday evening . Wed. & Thurs,alternately Jamaica, Leeward nae }and & 17th of each month 14th & 29th each month V enezuela.. Bermuda everyalternate Saturday every fourth Wednesday Mexico. China,v.. Mauritius » v. Southampton Austria, Russia,and Prussia Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, New Zealand, Van Dieman’s Land and New South Wales v. Southampton Ditto v. Marseilles... 2nd of each month... . 10th & 26th each month 4th & 20th each month Evening, daily... ... .. 29th of each month Twice a month Twice a month Daily }$20th ofeach month... ... 10th of each month 26th of each month... .., 4th of each month. 17 TRANSFER DAYS OF THE FUNDS. METROPOLITAN CAB FARES. Dividends due the 5th of January, and the 5th of July. 3 per cent. Consols - New3% per cent, New2% percent. 5 per cent. : Annuities for 30 years, bo st wes si oes as Bre ote as expire 5th January, 1880 India 5 per eent. Stock ... India Stock ... pas ot be <i a Tues. oi es ee ... ree a Wed. Thur, By Carriage with 4 or 2 wheels drawnby one horse. For any distance :—Sixpence for every mile or part of a mile ditto Tues. Thur. within the circumference of a circle, the radius of which shall be four miles from Charing Cross. Sat. Dividends due the 5th of April and the 10thof October. Bank Stock... aS “ts és ats 3 per cent. Reduced New3 per cent Bis yes 7% ae sha ae i as Tues. Wed. Thur, Fri. ditto ditto Annuities for 30 years, expire 5th April, 1885 AS ditto India Bonds Interest due 31 March, 30 September, and payable on the following days. India Loan Debentures (4 per cent. 1858) Interest due &th April and 8th October Di-:to ditto (1859) 16th February and 16th August Hours for selling and transferring from 11 till half-past 2 o’clock. FARE BYDISTANCE. Fri. ditto ditto ditto ditto Saturdays excepted, then onlytill 1 o’clock, On Mondays and Saturdays, and every day after 1 o’clock a fee of 2s. 6d. charged for every transfer. Dividends canbe received, and Stock accepted, every day from9 o’clock till 3. One Shilling per mile for every mile, or part of a mile, beyond the circumference of a circle, the radius of which shall be Four miles from Charing Cross, provided such carriage shall be discharged beyondsuchcircumference. Charge for Back Fareis repealed. ‘© Whenthe proprietor or driver of any hackney carriage to be paidafare calculated according to the distance shall be requiredby the hirer thereof to stop such carriage for fifteen minutes, or for any longer time, it shall be lawful for the proprietor or driver to demand andreceive from the hirer so requiring him to stop, a further sum (above the fare to which he shall be entitled, calculated according to distance) of Sixpence for every fifteen minutes completed, that he shall have been so stopped.” OFFICES FOR PASSPORT VISAS. AmERICA—24, Portland Place 11to3 wo Co Hm DO PD i OO DO Avustria—7, Chandos St. Cavendish Square . oe 12 BapEN—1, Riches Ct.Lime &t. 10 BavaRla— 8, Hill St. Berk. Sq. ie BELGIuM—53,GracechurchSt. 12 Brazit—9, Cavendish Square 11 , DENMARK—6, Warneford Ct. 10 Francr—36, King William St, 11 GREECE—17, Gracechureh St. 12 Hanover—4, Hobart Place, Eaton Square re ca. a0 Hansratic Towns—13, Austin Friars. ~s oie Ak Hortrtanp—20, Lowndes Sq. Knightsbridge oe ce ee act Merxico—7, Broad St. Buildee SOte se Ss abe eed d OLDENBURG—3,Stratford Pl. 12, Prrv—15, Portland Place .. PortuGaL—12,.Glo’ster Place 11,, 4 Prussta—106, Fenchurch St. 10,, 6 Russ1a—32, Gt. Winchester _ Street, Old Broad Street .. I1,, Sarpinta—31, Old Jewry .. Saxony—3, Hobart Pl. Eaton PUNaEO Ts see Sees TD Srcrizs (2)—74a, Jermyn Street, St. James’s.. oo ten Spatn—17, Hereford Street, Park Lane 5 sa RS SWEDEN & Norway—49, Groswenor Fiace -. .. 9 9 .. os SWITZERLAND, 21, Old Broad Street <2 op TurkEy—1, Bryanston Sq... 10,, WIRTEMBERG, 106, Fenchurch Street... ee ai gs ABZ REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Brrrus. Persons should cause their children to be registered within forty-tw days after birth, by giving personal notice to the registrar of their district, without any fee whatever. Registration maybe efiected after the expiration of the fortytwo days, and within six months on payment of 7s. 6d.; but after six months, n¢ hirth ean be registered Dratus. FARE BY TIME. 11 to 2 —_—— For anytime within and not exceeding one hour, Two Saillings. After the hour, Sixpence for every Fifteen minutes. The above fares to be paid according to distance or time, at the option of the hirer, to be expressed at the commencement of the hiring ; if not otherwise expressed, the fare to be paid according to Provided, that no driver shall be compellable to hire his carriage for a fare, to be paid according to time, at any time alter eight Andfor every Hackney Carriage drawn by two horses, one third above the Rates and Fares hereinbefore mentioned. “Whenever more than two persons shall be conveyed by any hackney carriage, drawn by one horse only, a sum of sixpence for each person above the number of two shall be paid for the whole hiring in addition to the fare; and two children underten years old shall be considered as one adult person for the purpose of this clause.” Intimation should be given of deaths in the same manner as births refuse to bury the body. As the cause of death is to be entered, sound discretion should be exercised in iscertainingthe real nature of the deceased’s death, for which important purpose, very facility should be given. :, o’clock in the evening, andbeforesix o’clock in the morning. LUGGAGE. This is of importance to be done eaily, as the undertaker must havea certificate to give to the minister who reads the funeral service, without which, he may ' sitar distance. Whenmore than two persons shall be carried inside any hackney carriage with more luggage than canbe carriedinside the carriage,a further sum of two-pence for every packagecarried outsidethe said carriage is to be paid by the hirer in addition to the above Jares. 1 i 1 19 ; i io f' 1g PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXHIBITIONS. Asiatic Museum, Grafton Street, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; tickets Antiquarian Museum, Guildhall; daily; tickets British Museum, Great Russell-street, Monday, Wednesday, & Friday; free Botanic Gardens, Regent’s-park ; tickets Botanic Gardens, Kew ; daily, 1 to 6, free British Institution, 12, Pall Mall; during summer,10 till 4; 1s. Coal Exchange, Lower Thames-street; free College of Surgeons’ Museum, Lincoln’s-inn-fields, Monday, Tuesday, Wed- ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. TartrF oF CHarGes for messages not above 20 word: S. 2 Withina Circuit of 50 miles 1 day, free. East India Docks, Blackwall; tickets, 11, St. Helen’s place ns a8 HL 33 100 2? 2 2 150 2 3 Beyond rec OO i SS YToorfrom Dublin... ... 4 Andone-half the above rates for an additional 10 words. London Station to another is 1s. nesday, and Thursday, 12 till 4; Member’s ticket Colosseum, Regent’s-park; daily, 1s. Commons, Houseof, to hear the debates, by Member’s order Crystal Palace, Sydenham. Fares byrail from London Bridge, including admission, Ist class, 2s. 6d.; 2nd class 2s.; 3rd class 1s. 6d.; Saturdays, admission 2s. 6d. Dulwich Gallery, every day except Friday; tickets, gratis East “— Company’s Museum, Monday and Thursday; ticket or fee; Satur- 2 99 No charge for Names and Addresses, PRINCIPAL OFFICES IN LONDON. Buackwatit—at the Railway Station. we Crntrat Statron—Founder’s Court, Lothbury. Camprn Town—At. the Railway (Goods) Station—open day andnight, a E Coan Excuanek—Lower ThamesStreet. CornHILL—NO. 27, opposite the Royal Exchange. Epe@warr Roap—6, near the Marble Arch, FLerr Srreet—30, opposite St. Dunstan’s Church. GeNERAL Post OrricE—St. Martin’s-le-Grand. HiegHBuRx—Opposite the Railway Station. House of Lords, to hear debates, Peer’s order. Hunterian Museum, College of Surgeon’s ; tickets Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens; apply to the Housekeeper KNIGHTSBRIDGE—1, Park Side, opposite Wilton Place. Lioyp’s—Merchants’ Room. Monument, Fish-street hill; daily 3d. Museumof Economie Geology, Craig Court; free National Gallery, Trafalgar-square; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs- sa days CopENHaGEN FreLps—13, Bank Buildings, Cattle Market, open on Market Entomological Society’s Museum, 17, Old Bond-street ; Tuesday, from 3 to 8 Geological Museum, Jermyn-street; free Guildhall, King-street, Cheapside; free Hampton Court Palace, Hampton; daily, except Friday, before 2 o’clock, free London Docks, Wapping; tickets, Princes-street, Bank London Orphan Asylum; tickets, at St. Mary Axe Missionaries Museum, Blomfield-street,. Moorfields ; Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, free Mint, the Royal, Minories; tickets on applying to the deputy master or porter ; The charge from one : ' Hien Hortnorn—No, 241. House or Commons—Central Lobby, during Session. Lonpon Docxs—Main Entrance. Marx Lanze—Corn Exchange. et. [INCING Lane—Corner ‘i ‘orner of of Fenchurch Fenchurch }Street Minoine Oxrorp StrrEet—No. 314, Corner of HarewoodPlace i Srock Excuanae—NewCourt Entrance. Srranp—No. 448, corner of Adelaide Street—open day andnight. Se, James’s Street—No. 89, opposite the Palace. WEsTMINSTER—174, Great George Street. day, from 10till 5; free Panorama, Leicester-square, (Burford’s) ; daily, 1s. AND AT THE TERMINI OF ALL THE RAILWAYS. Polytechnic Institution, 309, Regent-street; daily. Royal Exchange, Cornhill; free Royal Institution, Albemarle-street ; 10 till 4, tickets Royal Society, Somerset House Museum; tickets School of Design, Somerset House; Monday,free Society of Antiquarians, Somerset House; tickets THE Society of Arts, 5, John-street, Adelphi; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10till 2, member’s order South Kensington Museum, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, free; Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays (Students’ days) 6d. each, or 6, and 7 to 10, except Saturday St. Paul’s Cathedral, free ; the whole building 4s, St. James’s Palace, St. James’s-street, 1s. St. Katherine’s Docks, Tower Hill; tickets From 10 to 4 Soane’s Museum, Lincoln’s-inn-fields; Thursday and Friday in April, May, and June; tickets at the doors Tussaud’s Waxwork, Baker-street; daily, 1s, Thames Tunnel, Rotherhithe ; daily, 1d. Tower of London, Thames-street ; daily, 6d. University College, Gower-street; free Vernon Gallery, Marlborough House; free, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 10 to 5 Westminster Abbey, daily; free to some parts, others 6d. West India Docks, Limehouse: tickets, 8, Billiter-street Windsor Castle State Apartments, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, April to October, 11 till 4; November to March, 11 to 3. Woolwich Model and Rocket Rooms; daily, 9 to 4; free Zoological Gardens, Regent’s-park; daily, admission on Mondays, 6d.; on other days, 1s, LAW COURTS. Chancery. Queen’s Bench. Lord High Chancellor, Lord Campbel Chief Sec, H. R. V. Johnson, Esq. TUdges vessseees Sir William Wightman Ld. Chief Jus. Sir A.J. E.Cockburn, Bt. Sir Charles Crompton Sir Hugh Hill Sir Colin Blackburn Sec. Presentns, P. H. Pepys, Esq. Sec. Com. Peace, N. J. Senior, Esq. Regist.in Lunacy, C. N. Wilde, Esq. Common Pleas, me Mast. of the Rolls, Sir John Romily Chief See. vi... W. G. Brett, Esq. Under Sec. Jus. Sir William Erle Ld. 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