The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-20 00:00:00

SEABORNE MAILS.

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[When tho date for making up a mail falls on a SundaY. th —e mdls
remains open until the day following ; except in the case
of the ...nag
mall, via Southampton, which, on such occasions, is Ina" UP
evening previous.]

Made up at
the
Post Office.

Lisbon.. •
Spain
Gibraltar
Gibraltar 1
Malta ••••
Egypt ..••
Ceylon
India
Mauritius I

7th,170, &'
27th of tke
month.

4th & 20th
of the
month.

(viaCeylon)J
China
Penang
Singapore
Australla(via
i
the Cape)
Cape of Good
Hope .. • •
Mauritius E
Ceylon
India
Lisbon
Madeira
CapedoVerds
Brazil
Di
BuenosAyres
Falkland Is-
lands
West Indies
(except Ha-
vana and
Honduras).
Venezuela . • Dl
Grey Town
New Granada
Chili ••• • • •
Peru • •
California • •
llonduras
Ir a.ssau ..

W hence
des-

I%feAlco ....
Havana • • ..

Madeira ....
Teneriffe .. lE
W.C.of Africa
British North
America .. E
United States
United States
British North 1E
America ..
United States
British North 31
America ..

Canada .... I E

4th of 1
the
month.
Jan. 12 ..

lan. 5....

Ilan. 9.• ••

2d and 17th
of the
month.

!lan. 17

Tan. 2....

Dec. 23 ..

Every Fri.

Dec. 23 and'
alternate
Tuesday a. .

patched.

South-
ampton

By what
Vessel.

Alham-
bra.

when
expected

Dec. 24

By wlill
Vessel'

TO4O

South-
ampton

South-
arnpton
South-
ampton

Dart-
mouth

Dec. 31 ..

Dec. 23

South-
murton

Soutb-
ampton

4th and
20th of
the.

South-
ampton

South-
ampton

Ply-
mouth

Liver-
pool

Liver-
pool

IC olom1•

Co'um-
bian

IJan. 4 . •

South-
ampton
Liver-
_

W.S.
Lindsay

Tamar

3fagda-
lona

Magda-
lena

Niger

Nagar,

Ericson

Wash-
ington
IN_ Arne•
rlcan

1 Dec.—

31—Morning. E—Eyening.

Jan. 25

Jan. 12

I st and
16th of
the

month.

IGth of
the

month.

Jan. 1

Jan. 6

Dec. 20

Dec. 19

Dec. 26

Jan. 7

Eipos

Jacka Reg
l'

Engilia

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qUee t nwa i M Es
I N BANQUET.—On Thursday afternoon a bilu.
given at the Exchange-hall, Nottingham,
the sth company, 2d battalion, in charge of the II to!".
s 111
tery of Royal Artillery, now stationed in the barrack
that town. A procession was formed, and many of
sa O'
inhabitants exhibited their sympathy towards the
l
Biers as they passed towards the banqueting-room. Or'
ex.Ma.r Britain presided, and on his right and left
y.
were Captain Leslie, the Mayor of Nottingham,
and
311'il
Storey, Captains Anderson, Watson, Weightnian,
Bedford, Councillors Harmey, Hurst, Patchett, ll
00'
mann, Alderman Felkin, &c. The room was tastefuy
decorated. The Royal standard of England was die-
played behind the chairman's table, and was surrnounte4
by an illuminated device with the word "Sebastopol.'
The chairman in the course of the evening proposed
" The Army and Navy," and paid a tribute to then sex-
vices of Miss Nightingale. Sergeant Macdonald, A.,
returned thanks, and said that he and his companions
felt fully assured that they had the sympathy and best
wishes of their countrymen. Mr. Rotherham acknow
ledged the toast on the part of the navy. Sergeant Ste-
il,
,ecTuorn bravew ho
Allies,ha d ththe brotherly feeling
s breast, proposed
which had existed between them and the English during
'7'eaenmdesdpaolskeonof h
the wor. Other toasts appropriate to the occasion were
given, and the men were allowed to enjoy themselves
after their own .:_-------
_fa 1. fashion
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