... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, AUGUST 3. Tkeir Lordships met at Five o'clock. ROYAL ASSENT, The royal assent was given to-day by commission to the following sixty-one bills :— Sugar Duties (No. Bill; Zealand Loan Bill; Rope Workers' Bill; Battersea Park Bill; Chelsea Bridge Embankment liill; Shropshire Union Hallway and Canal Bill (Newton to Crewe); Shrewsbury and Herefordshire Railway Bill; Shropshire ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—To-moriiow (by desire ind fur the last time this season), NINO. sip. Fornasari, Sir. Coreili' Sig. l!otelli; Mdlle. Corbari, and Mdlle. Sunhioli. Between the Acts La Craeovienne, Mdlle. Lueile Grahu. To conclude with LALLA BOOKH. Doors open at 7J. HAYMARKET.—This Evening, THE BLACK DOMINO; or Sight's Adventure. Messrs. 11. lIoU, Hudson, Caulfield, J. Bland • Madame ...

... Public Income and Expenditure.—lncome during the Year ended July s:—Customs, 19,835,901?. 6s. lid.; Excise, 13,476,123/. 4s. 2d.; Stamps, 7,559,177/. Bs.; Land and Assessed Taxes, 9,229,899/. 10s. lid.; Property Tax, 5,183,911/. 14s. 4d.; Post Officc, 820,000/. ; Crown Lands, 100,000/.; Tax on Pensions and Salaries, 4,620/. 7s. lOd. ; certain Hereditary Crown Revenues, 61,280/. Is. lOd. ; ...

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... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Tins Evf.sino. SONNAM-OULA. Madame Castellan, Madame Bellini, Mdllc. Corbari; F. Lablache, and Sig. Mario. To followed by ONDINE. DRUEY-LANE.—THIS Evening, THE EARBER OF SEVILLE. Messrs. W. Harrison, Weiss, and Bornuii; and Miss Rainforth. To be followed by PEROVSE; IMELDA. Doors open at 6'. lIAYMARKET.—This Evening (thirdtime), Mr. PETER PIPER; or, Found Out at Home. ...