... TX HE PROOF of the TEA is in the T DRINKING. As you pass by Number One, Saint Paul's-ehurchyard, ask the tea merchants to send you a pound of their stout old-fashioned TEA, at 4s. 6d., and alter the tea- pot has gone its round, and comes to be again filled with water, then taste and say if the proof of the tea is not in the drink- into. if Number One Saint Paul's-churchyard, is not in the ...

... donors, and tokens of their esteem for the receivers. The most ap- propriate present becomes the first subject of consideration; a merely useful one can afford no evidence of taste, while a present possessing no claims to utility, shows at want of Judgment. To combine these requisites, a more fitting Souvenir cannot be suggested than HOWLAND'S TOILE I` ARTICLES, THE 1MACA.SAR OIL, ,KALYDOR ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM. T H Under the Managment of Mrs. KELLEY. First lqiht of a New Cornic Drama! The Newv ?? Piv B ?? Extravaganza, entitled having been, on each occasion of its representation, received thr beenonrh~ thhe most cordial marks of approbation and throughout wbhyded and fashionable audiences, is. in conse- quence. respecttoilY announced for repetition every Evening ii further ...

... 7;- ~ THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETJE. EDITED BY ' VATES. TO CLERIS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF T ;AtHTLNG AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &c. We-c shall at all times feel greatlyindebted to those gentle- ten who wvill take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. TO CORRESPOWDENTS. I, Ars S. S. (Mauchester)-It was William Day who was ...

... =; BrHF, POKULAII REMEDY. _ AR U'S LIFE PILL S.- P The entraorditaary success of this medicine is the wonder J ae; . has been tried by hundreds of thousands as an ,r the aa has in every instance done good; it has never in apeihtC5 degree impaired the most delicate constitution. the l;tousands have testifiead that perseverance in the use of TenS ! Lif pills will completely cure any disease, ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. NOTICE. Correspondents who do not find their vomsnuiriationst noticed, may infer that we cannot anower them, or decline to do go. The great number of communtiications we receive, containing queotions which any person disposed to take the same trouble as they would put upon us, might answer for themselves, rernderochis notice snecessary. Our great asid increasing number ...

... N qaaeday tbe 4th of Jan , 1846,>TW>3 SHW li 1 wvill be prenched in ST. GEORGE'6 'Piittoe 'that- in the Morning by the Rev. WILLIAM HARRISON, M4A., > Assistant Minister, and that in the Evening, by the Rev. WILLIAM SKIRROW, M.A., of University College, Oxford, when collections will be made in aid of a fund for maintaining the efficiency of the Choir, which, will be aug- viented as usual on ...

... . CCATHOLIC SCHOOLS. Charity seranons. OWN SUNDAY MoirXIN a, JUNE 21, HIGII MASS Will be celebrated, at ll o'clock, in ST. W ILFRID'S, And the R v. W. C O B B, S.J., Will preach the S E R M 0 N. In the Evening, the RE v. R. C A R R O L L, S.J., Will also preach in the samle chapel. Service rill commence at Six o'clock, and conclude with S O L EMNi BENr.DICTION. Collections will be made after ...

... RORGE BATEMAN, Bliam ANcon, Mlarket Place, Preston. Splendid A L E; best London PORTER, draught and bottled ; choice WINES and SPIRITS. 47 I ._Investuent. S SALE, SHARES in the CHOliLEY GAS WORES, paybig Seven per Cent.; BLACKBURtN WATERWOIRKS SHARES; a Freehold DWELLING HOUSE and GARDEN, now let at £18 per annum. Apply to Mr. W. K. JACKSON, Share Brokor and Agent to the Union Plate Glass ...

... SALE Olf FURNITURE. 'To ibe SoldI by AnCtiOsI, 3iy MEt. RODERT WVILLIAMIS, I3eon the P'romises inl Ca,-stle Stitot, 13eaninaris, 01 \\ N is'cLItO 7(th dlaN of (Drioman, I S4(, t[1 dI I bllvin days, ul 1cS dhe 'whole are ciis- j,,qctd o1 ii o11 day, TIII. itit cM o~dern andc useful 103I1TSEIILD F[ INIT,7111and other effects, of-Pjlhn'rs, hoI, is Illoit quitting his present residence, .~lls~t ? ...

... t'kjjdtifjl j .Unprincipled individualspiepare ?? t ni10t spurious compounds under the same ;,ulles, they copy the labels, bills, advcrtisements nl tcstii m~oluia of the original Thornas's Sue- ccreum. It is therefore highly necessary to cc thc words Howard & Thomas are on t wrapper of each article. * All others are fraudulent imitation. l'Or, STOPPING DECAYED TEETH. Price 2s. Od. pJAT ...

... alteration p :l Coffee The public sales . lotations. Rice:—The public d ; 3500 bags of Madras sold at nea . - price, and Gd. above the late I 1 ognc'»l The importers of the good white to 15s. Gd. Indigo: —The salel>Tor rent rates of yesterday. The quarter . Wednesday next. Oils remain stean., ...