... ?? I - i TG~ sOIU D:@:F A~D -ST. L GI R GIFT Oad 01851-.,.. . o'navi TO say.X th we simply advise' people;, L I themselves of our promises, and commence their subscriptions, in advance, with the coming year, in order to ensure the advantages we offer in reference to our GIFTS, would, in these days of unscrupulous puffery, go for little with the intelligent reader, who hias a pretty shrewd ...

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... 'rIHEATRE ROYAL, :DRURY-LANE.- J Lessee and Manager, Mn. JAMES ANDERSON. To.morrow (Monday', Jan. 6, Her Majesty's servantsqvill per- form Shakspere's Tragedy of CORIOLANUS. Coriolanus, Mr. J. Anderson * Volumnia, Mrs. Weston, her first appearance at this Theatre. After which, the: New Comic Pantomime ol HARLEQUIN ANDJIUMPTY DUMPTY; or, Robbin de Bobbin, and the First Lord Mayor of London. M ...

... PSOM SPRING -MEETING, 1851. E ?? AaIIL.4th Nsw RACK to be run before the Great Metropolfi'an Stakes. a The CITYAND SUKRIAk HANqDbicP of 15 soys 'each, 10 ft, P andonl 5 f dclaedby atimeto bementiofled when the weight are pulishedwith abonus of 150 soy added; the owner of a the second horse to receive 25 sovs. ont of. the stakes, the- winner of any andca of 200 ?? inie subsequent to theI ...

... SPORTSMAN COSObE. STOsrE Rous.-The purchaser of eth throw is 'enititedto bee called the winner, and liable to 'any expense- complsory on him in that character.>'i F. L.Thanks for your polite reminder. It was an error, which' you will see we have rectified. JAMSES P-a.-No; he wvas never previonsly beaten. ' P. W. S.-Storm did abeolquely start for the Chanmpagne Stakes at Doncaster, but 'jmped ...

... rV1HEATRE ROYAL,: DRURY-LANE._ T Lessee and Manager, MR. JAMES ANDERSON. On Monday, Jan. 13I will be performed Shakspero's'Tragedy of CORIOLANUS. Coriolanusj Mr. James Anderson; Volumnia, Mrs Weston (her second appearance). To conclude with the pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND HUMPTY DUMPTY; or, Robbin ?? the First Lord Mayor of London. On Tuesday, in compliance with a general request, will be given ...

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... T THE CIGAR WAREHOUSES. A-Nos. 6, 7, and e, Pnddiflg-late, EastcheaP, near the Mlonument, London, may be had Foreign Havailah Cigars, in great variety, of every maker and brand, lOS., 20S., 225.. and. 24S. per pound, old and of fen quality Toswil and Co.'& Union and La Primnera Cigars, equal to Foreign, 12s. Sdl. per pound., AlsoCheroots and Mexicans, 5s. 9d., Os. 6d. and 7s.per pound.I Cuba, ...

... THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERILY T MAGAZINE and REVIEW. No. IV. is nOW ready, price 38. * Conitents.-Advafermlt of Masonic Knowledge. By the Edltor-The RevelationS of a Square. ByDr oiiver-A Diplo matist's Memory-Notes upon Funeral Slolemnities- ?? Mayor at Souttiwold--The Symbol of ?? NPostrY.sObituaeyTMemoirs ot Dr. Crucefix, Dr. Lane, &c.- Masnic.Iteligece R.. Caper ?? Lodge Report, Lroindon:; ...

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... he New, Original Comedy, entitled The Old Love and the New, bhaving received the unanimous approval of an over- 1low10g and delighted audience, and been pronounced the most charming Comedy of modern times, will be repeated every evening, with the New Comic Pantomime. HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- T Lessee and Manager, MR. JA3zaS ANDtsoNor. on Monday, and all the week, will he presented, by her ...

... ,&N5WE1W TO CQS0SPONDENTS. T. N.-Our Rcman conquerors introduced into England the custom of making merry with- twelth-cake,- who offered cakes to Cybele, the great mother. The custom of draw~ing for king and queen emanated with the Greeks andt Romans, who at the Cristmas festival drew lots for kings by putting a piece of money into the middle of a cake, and the person who found it was saluted ...