... G O L D! G O L Di! G O L Di!! THE great object in life appears to be the acquisition and retention of property ! Hence T the great joy manifested at the discovery of Gold Fields in Australia, Our object in addressing you, is to inform you that by the exercise of prudence and caution in the spending of your money, you can obtain all the benefits of a Gold Mine much nearer home. IT IS S'ITUATED ...

... -LrzORD NEL9ON.STBEET. 1 ATTDAY EiVENING aCoNCaERTS, C: wrrf LITERAFRY AHD SCIENTIFI¢ RECRIIATIONS. Oa SATURDAY EVENING SbXT, the 17th instant, I ~A GIRAND CONCER0T. ERnFORMEBRS: MISS EYLES, of London M I S S P H I L L Daughter of theI eeb PHILLIPS; RR OME~R, AND iR . F. SMIT H. ION dy, Sd.; Side Galleries, 3d.; Reserved Seats, D &. Season Ticketr, (not transferable) for the 9; .rcd Seats, to ...

... NOW OPEN, -iIOSE EX'm'ENsVE PRRMISES IN THE MARKET PLACE, DERBY, For many years occupied by MIESSRS. WRIGHT and CO.. CHEESE FACTORS. ,I Ind COMPANY beg to apprise tlhe Public of Derhy and the Vicinits. that they have e ;5 .v., ,'21t;E EST'AH IJillS\INIE 'N with an IMMNENSE S(iCKi f Pl;)VlISiONS, which L, ' ?? tat, xail eoiuinantI a great share of Vublic patronage. The uuauber of years the Pro- ...

... fR11EATRE ROYAL, DRuJRY-LANE, J.TTlll ElVENXING, the LAST JUVENILE NIGHT; the Pratot itime at :atn e :i hour; and the LAST APPE '.ANCE of the BATE- MAN C:TlLDii.N-To.AIl.0ov the famtus trt-r, Mr. SIMS RlEEVES, ;sill jlpacar in tRA DI ?? vv1ih the PRlnominle.- On IIDAtY. ROli'.ERT TllE DEVIL; with ti'! ltrst appearmice of Mr. Flldor, Mir. Dr5yton, Miss (richt.n, and the celubn at'd prima ...

... T ELACTlEE 1'ROYA.IL. DRURY-L ANE. T!,XTRAOlIi`DlXARY ATCRPA61ON for THIS EVENING.- 3tI^ l.zre atrick end Mr. Anderson.-LAST NIGIT 8Ut ONE of the tAI iENIANS; and the neA PANTOMIME.-TO.MOliacw, the LAS IJiVENILE NIG11, when the BUatCaan ChildrOl Will piay in Twi P'icce,; the Pantomime will be played at an early hour; a* d i| will brc the LAsT APPEARANCE of thc BATEMAN ClIlDRiEN.- OV TIIURSDAY, ...

... D OYAL MARI ONETTE THEATRE, jLR Ada de-*lrecet, NWe Slt.inid.-TIrIS EVlINl.-G the per- iorlolnces will ci;enirere with an INTRODUC'TORtY AD: 'LSa by the Mar;ger; aher h' ?? e New Scene of Aroppou., eftillcd the Ll-:NAGI:R'S ROOM. 'lo he ?? by the ?? icl ltaliemque of BOWBA''rES FUltIOSO. 'Ihe cholc to conclude wlha it NXw Grand Ballet, ci.Id PlAU iel'E . the P'upil of S3ture.-Priva.c ntDo; ...

... HUHINA.-The following well-known A I Clipper r s slilll), built expressly ior thi trade, will be ?? for SIIANfOilAI Direct on the undleraurntioned dates: _ Sbip'd NaCes. Toos. Commarnders. To Sail. I HANNIBAL (now ship, A 11 c 1 r3 ). 61 A. Wallter.1February 5. . COUNTI,'0 t SEAFIL f0 NW Leask . March 5. J2ttX BUNYAN ?? 51 1. Thomrson .. April 5. Tleese ships have very superior accommoeations ...

... A~on Lady, in hr2nyear, n atmer of Y ?? Church, wishes for a RE-ENGAGEMIENT a- as GOVERNESS, in a quiet family, to instruct (or take charge ie of ) one or two little girls in English, French, and Music. She In would be pleased to assist in domestic arrangements. A moderate in salary required. Satisfactory references ?? L A, Pos Office, Benson, Oxen. e5 ECONOM~Y INS AUCU'IODTS. a l WICKS, ...

... A F Cl lUI' 1'N E~. SII, j-N' )IDi P'A N(TRAM A, will alltt its Appiirti'ianoee A .fIr lXxibiting, coi~llip't', atid whfil, belonged to tilt litl Mr 3aclll Pital,- or Hire. J'ii- ,,ifsiliiap y1 // a 20 G'rcal Ciijdr 81r. ct. l-OR1 SALE, EVER C~AL Fir:-t-l'ass RA ILW AY DICE13.T\1II'lCS. in stuns of £10110 to X3000, for varions periods, and yielding from 4 in 5 pcir coot. Apply to Jus. Watson ...

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