... ?? NDCHan CINA vi& EGYPT.- AM filLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for I .ea 1,ht Z(cI IteCEYLON, MADRAS, CALCU'rrA, L~n l fORE, and HONG KONG. - The Peninsular s~ai N~satisiCeonpany book passengers and re- Ib st 17 rcrl the alov ports by their stearierg, Btisrt- i 0 .tas? ,~ th 2. ith.o every month, and froiA Suez * -~oltli,' .,eser fr Bombay can proceed by this Comn ti1l.rs ' fthe .29th of thle ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, J)RURY-LANE.-LesseeI wid Manager, Mr J. ANDERSON. -11S EVENING will be I piesoented the iew cnteiedy culled THlE OLD LOVE AND THE 1Majo Stock, Mr. Emlstol * NEW. Sir A. CoUrtoeY it, Ar. Cooper; Mo Stock, Mr. 3mr; Capi. S. tUrtoutn, Mr. J. Anidersini Mr. laythorn, Mr. Jarrett CInc l a.MrtC.Selho v M. ?? CherrY Boutnce, Mre. W. LS0y. At wibn) aS newZV operetta1, 31iB e THE 1 CADI' ...

... JUBILEE YEAR of COCKLE'S PILLS. J I S6 1. Truth lives not for a fleeting holur, But scorns e'ecc Time's destroying power. The la.t fifty years haye seeni many wonderful changes; social, political, and, indeed, all uit universal. The medical world itself, too, has had its revolutions. New drugs and new comcpounds have been introduced, sonic of whicil have experienced but an ephecimeral ...

... p0 I(T LYTTELTON, 0ANTEDBURY (sg'i, IN' Xwl~, tool i other porti. inl New zealand, i1io a thle 25t ?? ext, Rate', of 1) f.so( hiile cabiii between teckoi), ?? o scund EW~ ?? For freight, IniI;'age, Or further iii. F lilhv and Lii., 151, Fenielurdihetrevt ,J Ir' h or to Frederick Youm-~ 1iana''4el ?? i-, 74, Loroldll 0~DLN t C SSTER, BIRKENILEAD, 'tid j~ ~'it~iO ?? LOiNDON and OIlI XISiR . ...

... LAST JUVENILE NIGHT. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-Lessee and Manaegr, Air. J. ANDERtSON.-TIIIS EVENING will be performed the lnew operetta, called TIHE CADPIS DAUGHTER Abdallab, Mr. Rafter; Salek, Mr. J. Chester; Zephira, liss E. Nelo Vits MiP. Moranit. After vwhich, the grand pantominind, entitled HARLEQUIN AND IIUMPTY DUMPTY; or, Itobbin de Bobbin muid the First Lord Mayor of Lunojn, To ...

... M R. MACREADY avails himself of the earliest I s opportullity within his power rospetfuilly to announce tV his friends and the public that Wednestity, February 19, is fixed for his BENEFIT, when bc wvill take his FAREWELL of the STAGEj -Particulars will be niadc known in futirc uadvertisenielits. p OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.-The public I Jf is respectfuilly infornicl that Mr. BARTLEY will ...

... ROWN, BROTHERS', NEW PATENT SUS- B PENSORY CHAIRS, approved by the Queenr and Prince Albert, patronised end 'toed by the King of Naples, the Duke of Wellington, Earl ef Yarborough, and several of the nobility, strongly reconmmended by the faculty for invalids; of itself yield- ing to every position of Cbe body; formss a camp bed; ansi for lounging, ease, and comofort, eupersedes all other ...

... A DUILTERATION of FOOD.-Sir: For many years past we Ihve been directing public attention to this qluObtiOll, and it is Oily ?? now that the Lancet secms to be taking tp tile mIatter; )ut let is ask one question. Of what use will allbe unless doctormdo away with poisoli inemedicine?1 Whilst in point of fact poisons amidi medicine are synonynious I This is the crying evii, and uipon it ws ...

... ?? CHINA vip, EGYPT.- ~ .,isrMONhLY MAIL STEAM CONVEYANCE for ~sae liht ood to CEYLON, MADRAS, CALCUTTA,f ~ei ~ ?? HONG KONG. - The Peninisular ~tsc ?? book passengers and re.I s .~dpaces fr heabove ports by their sceaniters, start- fox oi ~iernonto20ho every mouth, and frors Suez pe: tc1h fhe mont.10 e~~.~.~tscngrefor Bombay can proceed by this Coni- ?? r the29th of the month to Malta, thence ...