... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -. 1 - iOTTERDANI, AND ANTWERP PACKETS oSTL- s LEAVE BLACK WALL PIER. 1E GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO)PANY'S powverfl and first-rate STEAM SHIPS are iroird to leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE or TOWER OF p IoRGHf. (carrying her Majesty's Mails,) Tuesday, Wed- HAM d Saturday mornings early. The John Bull, Cant. J. rtod9ja, Thle Prioress Royal, H. Whittingham. Count ss of Y.0tiletO. S. Stranack. The ...

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... THE SPORTS A 'S 6ZETT;E. EDITED BY 'YATES. CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF y W.vgHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MEETINGS, &C. p shafl at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- oen who will take the trouble to forward ?? authentic rgurl of the meetings which may come off under their ,uthority. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ,.ITFOOT (Newcastle)-Touchstone was defeated twice as a ior.Viar old ...

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... WITH AN ILLUSTRATION BY LEECH, Ar4D A PORTRAIT OF IIENRY Vill, FROM AN ORIGINAL PICTURE. Timl OCTOrBR NRumBRR, Price Half-a-crown of BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY, B Will contain:- BRIAN O'LINN; OR, LUCK IS EVERYTHING. BY W. H. MAX WELL, ESQ. Author of Storiesof Waterloo, Wild Sports oftheWest, &c. WITH AN ILLUSTRATION BY LEECH. The Corso at Naples, by a Resi- Literary Retrospect of the De- deist ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S G ZETTEE EDITED BY VATES. 1' CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF YACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING MIEETINGS, &C. Ie shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- mcn who will take the trouble to forward us authentic returns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. TO CORRESPONDENTS. rEnEsrRIAN (Birmingham)-Such matters areimorerdiffirult for ...

... THEATRE ROYAL LYCEUM. Under the Ma nage ment of Mrs. KEELEY. The New Grand Fairy fiurles9 ue Extravaganza, entitled THlE MA , HORN having been, on each occasion of ita representation, received throuchout with the moot cordial narks of approbation and deligtt, by crowded and fashionable audiences, is, in oosoe- quince respectlully announced for repetition every Evening &further Notice! on M ...

... OSTEND, ROTTERDAM, AND ANTWERP PACKiES LEAVE BLACRWALL PIER. THE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION T COMPANY'S powerful and flrst-rate STEAM SHIPS are appointed to leave the CUSTOM-HOUSE or TOWERI OF LONDON. for- HAMBURGf, (carrying ?? Mails,) TuesdayWed. nesday and Saturday mornings early. The John Bull, Cat. J. P. Corbin. The Flincess Roya, H. Whittingham. Conultsso Lonsdale. R. S. Stranack. The ...

... HE ATRE ROYAL' LYCE1U-M. T Under the Management of Mrs. KEELEY. The New Grand F 5arvs.ue Extrvaganza, entitled TH 'AGHORN having been oa tios redeived' throughout with Ibe most cordial 'marks of approbitionoandi delight, bycrowded and, fashionable audiences, is, in conse- queafce, respectfull.y announced for, yepetition every Evening; till further Notice I On .Monday the performanies will ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE, EDITED BY VATES. T0 CLERKS OF COURSES-SECRETARIES OF yn CETiXG AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING EETN -CS, &C. gwe shall at all times feel greatly indebted to those gentle- men who will take the trouble to forsward us authentic r eturns of the meetings which may come off under their authority. TO COPRRESPONDENTS. 3NIieecastlet-Th iraventionis toavery simirple ear a very ...