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... 661,i ERXA DERBY AND ST. LzEk* SWEEPS, GRATIS. phe proprietor of this LONDON WEEKLt T NEWSPAPER R.calculated alike for the pernsal jf FAMILY CIRCLES as of BRITISH SPORTSMEN, a ?? to give its SubSeribers a BONUS OF fPBECBDENTED MAGNITUDE AND PERFECT ?? party, WHETHEA PESENT l~READE OR IN- E a IO BB slicE, must pay ro ADV~oCdB the sUM of Sis Shillings, which will entitlehuin to the supply 'TgEs ...
... , - HAY MARKET.—This Evening, LONDON ASSURANCE.—And THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.—Doors open at 6|. PRINCESS'S.—T u» Evening, TIIF, NIGHT DANCERS.—In the course of the Evening, Professor Heinminsr an ...
... HAYMARKKT.—Thu F.Ynfixe, LONDON ASSURANCE.—And THE INVISIBLE PRINCE.—Doors open at 6^. PRINCHSS'S—This Etsmixg, TIIK SEVEN MAIDS OF Ml'- KICH. After which, 3rd time, SCHOOLBOY FROLICS In the of the Professor Hemming his talented children. And THE ENCHANTED BEAUTIES OF THE GOLDEN CASTLE. Doors open LYCEUM.—This Etsxino, THE BATTLE OF LIFE. Messrs-. Keelev, F. Matthew*, Item, Vining, Meadows. ...
... The Law and Practice of Bankruptcy. By Edward E. Deacon, of the Inner Temple, Esq., liarrister-at-law. With Additional References and Notes, John Gex, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq., Barrister-at-law. Second Edition, Two Volumes. London: Shaw and Sons. 1847. This edition was in the course of preparation, and a considerable portion of the book had been printed, when the author, Mr. Deacon, died. To ...
... TeProporiefi -thisWE,_:0MWEKLY TEWIWPAPER, calculatedalike :for the perusal1 of FAMILY CIRCLlS as of, BRITISC ESPORTS. EN! has determined to give its 'Subscribers a BONUS OF- 'UNPRECEDENTED MAGNITUDE AND-PERFECT NOTELTY. i | E3iery party, WHETHER A PENSENiT READE. OR 1N TENDING TO BE SUCH, must pay IN ADVANCE the sum of Twenty Six Shillings, which will entitle him to the supply of THE ERA ...
... Seet-ehEdition ocith numerous Ill-tteationS, Ilimo, price C5s. boned. 'BLAiRS UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR ; or, Bi General Gramimar of Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge. With The sQUEITtONS. seisarte. CIsm, Is. sowved. TFleetIKilttic ?? TID s.lous, 9d. Selved. Whittaker mid Co. Are Marm. lane. p I'IIL43IPS' HIISTORICAL AND _r 131(1,RAPTICALWORKS fir SCHlOOLS. RtEitlNSDN'S GIOAWMAR of UNIVERSAL ...
... HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tuesday, JAN. 26. ROYAL ASSENT. The royal assent was given, by commission, to the Corn Importation Bill, and the Navigation Law Suspension Bill; the commissioners being the Lord Chancellor, the Earl sburr, and Lord Campbell. At five o'clock the house resumed, the Earl of Shaftesbury taking t'aa woolsack as deputy-speaker. TIDAL HARBOUR COMMISSION. The Earl Aucki.\nd laid on the ...
... HAYMARKET.—'This Ev*nin«, LONDON ASSUR.VXCE.-iai THE INVISIBLE PIUNCE.—Doors openat 6i. PRINCESS'S.— This Evening, ANNE BOLEYN. Mews. Bod* and Allen. Misses Baasano, 8. Flower, Smithson.—ln the coo* of the Evening, Professor Hemming and his talented childrtfc And THE ENCHANTED BEAUTIES OF THE GOLDEN CASH* Doors open 6J. LYCEUM.—THIS Evening, THE BATTLE OF LIFE. Keeley, F. Matthews, Murray, ...
... D R U R Y-L A NE;.- On Monday, BALFES New Opera, THE BONDMAN, and HARLEQUIN and St. GEOGE AND THE DRAGON. On Tuesday, Balfe'g new opera, Tbe BoodmaD, and Harlequin and 6t. George and the Dragon. On. Wednesday, Balfe's new opera, The Bondman, and Earle- qoim and St. George and the Dragon. - e On Thursday, Balfe's new opera, Tbe Bondman, and arle- guin and bt. George and the Dragon. HEATRE ROYAL ...
... Bye I olnottnd of her M1,esttyf Postttasttt'Oecscral. FLolt.r CONVEYIN~G TIPLE ONDON DISTRICT POST LE1;TT ERI BAGCS. w PTF is hereby given, that her Majsty's V ~ ree-itecra stil h ready to receive Tenders on or beore VI-i-nree nxt, for conveying the Toaden District Post ''tr t e- sy o -Wort ltl tritlgie, and twice to 'Woodiford by tnze to, Omnoibusen, or any ocher Carriage eonveeying P t err ...
... 1U TH SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. C O COURSES-SJZCRETAkIES OPI OACHTING AND CRICKET CLUBS-COURSING M.IEETINGS, &C. Wehll at all times feel greatlyindebted to those gentle- Ien Wh wi~l take the trouble to forward us authentic return! of the geetings which may come off under their authority i '6iE ERA DERBY AND ST. LEGER SWEEPS. parties, whether old or new Subscribers, on the payment f TwSTY-SiD ...