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London, England, 1856-12-12 00:00:00

Lisbon
Spain
Gibraltar
Gibraltar .•
Malta
Egypt ..•• ••
Ceylon ••
India •• ..
Mauritius

lth,l7tb,
27th of the
month.

4th & 20th

of the
mouth.

(viaCeylon)J
China
Penang
Singapore
Australia(via
the Cape)• •
Cape of Good
Hope .. • •
Mauritius
Ceylon
India • .
Lisbon.. • ..."1
Madeira ....
CapedeVerds
Brazil 3l
BucnosAyres
Falkland Is-
lands
West Indiesl
(except Ha- I
vana and
Honduras).

4th of 1
the
month.

IDec. 12 ..1

Red
jacket,

"an. 5....

gligland

Jan. 9....

Magda•
lend

Venezu,la
Grey Town..
New Granada
Chili .. ••
Peru ••
California ••.

2d and 17th
of the
month.

Honduras ••
'Nassau ••

Dec. 17 •

Magda -
lea&

I.lexico •• • •
Havana • • • •

Jan. 2. • • •

Madeira •• • •
Teneriffe • •
C.ofAfrica
British North
America . •
United States
United States
British North

Dec. 23

'lCande,ce

Every Fri.

Europa

giaga,rgi•

Dec. 9 and
alternate
Tuesdays.

Erica son 1

Ericsson

America . 3
United States
British North
America ..

Dec. 17

South-
ampton
Liver-
p ,o 1

Fulton

Dec. 13

Wasll-
-
Anglo-
bocon

Canada ....

Dec. 23 .. I

g. Ame-
rican

Jan. 7

M—Morning. E—Evening.

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BIRTHS.' .
OF A SOLI
On the 10th inst., at Stoneleigh Abbey, Lady Leigh.
On the 10th inst., at Lambeth, Mrs. Arthur Collings.
On the 11th inst., at :aighgate, the wife of James Gal.
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OF A DAUGHTER,
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ton Fanshawe, Fellow of New College, youngest sotete!
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Lieutenant• General Fanshawe, C.B , to Ellen,
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of Guy Thomson, Esq., of Baldon, Oxford. a
On the 10th inst. at St. Mary's,
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th
son of Samuel Lahee, London. t 4
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Euphemia Jane, third daughter of Joseph Underwev".
Esq., of Leicester.
D 1 E D.
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On the 9th inst., at 9, Berkeley-square, Lien • ,_,.
Francis Miles Martian, late of the Coldstream Guards, v.'
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On the 11th inst., at 10, Edwardes-square, Sensing
Mr. Alexander M`Dougall, aged bl. stoop,
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of
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On the 9th inst., at Henley.on-Thames, /Katherne,
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97. This aged lady was ono of the detenues of th
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December 12, 1856.