... fl OERNEI~SUPERANNUATION. OVJ-TeRattenti T ofgnlmno the several establish- 6-The attetion of Igentemetl e -he public se es is respectfully directed to the monts of th ubi eredtu Stcmr entitled Self- peculiar ~ ofee othem by asy peculiar advantages ?? by the CITY OF LONDON LIFE Protecting PoCiesT l heieby are secured in one policy,- i.SToeUpaymentof aI ?? sarum at a specified age. 2 As paymety ...

... T~ BLSSINGOF HEALTH may be ~clo'dby every (On, and a ?? la' . h Einycd pS^NogX. ?? riO ?? OC HEALTH a secured by tile [ec of I b mllamc tolaic and invigorating -'edicine of tried cicac> f tachic, ad a niL let l~ iliciit~0 ~~acvdgc' l hoe stomaehieareief frn th Itticictitcsi ?? 'te ills give ediat rliffrm h edicent5of anliviciver iver,2 1suc as iaiin the side or clest, or theof sboicte blade, ...

... ST. LEGER GIFTS, 1852. ^i that portion of our subscribers who pay in fn order to Possess thle advantage of a ticket for 0r ifts, to understand that it is necessary for us to Icr'j the Derby and St. Leger of one year in one year's btsctrilitl.tls d to prevent thle issuing of receipt-s en- ,,their possessors to claim, forinsts ce uipon the St. eter )2 anid the Derby of 185n3'ceNo upon rfecithle, ...

... j0 MM DIATELYU AUl who desire to participate in the following advantages, must forwa-rd the 1, iusediately, so that we may announce tbe actual prizesy which we are anxious to have drawn for and distributed on the 9th of September (if possible), in order that e result may appear in our Columns on the 12th, three days before the ST. LEGER. -SACE. to the Era Office on Subscriptions sent or before ...

... IVE RPoOL LICEN SED NA R, SOIAIN &SYLUM ANDX L VICTUALLER5 ASetsupoCItIO ardyreceived by thle SCIIOOL1S,-The munfien supr already uco t a Assoiaton n is edeavour to afford ?? ucu oa Anfortunatensgc 3tdto indigent orphanage, calls for, and has, itsfortugratefu ag n oi so is'sincere and hearty pr ithns; bet libteral as is the amount at presenlt subscribed, the comite ar onaposition to relax ...

... rrf OF LATE WUl LIONFGEL~iNGTON. 1 _ Ultt Pr ctpar of tite tlDE ltO HO flir. STRAND ,1 OPt'OSi IL WAItttLtO9Btot t'FUiiRxlAL of the late flke 'Ittirtl ljor t.o . ' ?? Iast cosatoaodiea view ot thes proecs>sti v ilt be oblt~atties.Ltc iD x~rllingtoit slteerS parties be SaprvaeCOtta OR trpiat ate TwllbC ab lett a'rriv at attd depart from the Iuo wihu with anF y tv, a e tr termll s blearo Twelve ...

... WHO CAN BE GAY, IF AILING, W or in bad health ? They who really wish to be cheerful sociable, arid happy. should adoptthe obvious course of attend- ing to their health They mar be merry and wise at the same time, by the prudent use of PARR'S LIFE PILLS. The main who is in a state of health is active, energetic, and fit for the business of life. The use of PARR'S PILLS not only lengthens life, ...

... rn-mm--u- ?? flUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDONrbem C July. l852.F X SALE, by order of the sooourbe Corn - missioners of her Majesty's Customs, tthurs nd, Friday, SALE ROOMS, M1INCING-LANEi on rednesday, 28th July, 23d, Monday, 26th, Tuesday, 27 th, ai yl thefnlloeaiO2 goods for ol 1852, at Twelve o'clock ?? I~2,t~eleoclcktNAntj~iV vloyers, agate ornamerlts, home consumption, ?? Artifical flu owery, beads ...

... RAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH.-j F For Bilious or Sick Headache, Indigestion, and for theb whole train of symptoms arising from a weak stomach, or ti vitiated bilouos secretion, these pills aepre-eminen0tly success-b ful; for costiveness, either habitual or temporary. they are 1: admirable, asd for elderly persons they will prove the innst II agreeable medicine that can be taken. They are used wiih ...

... rHEATRlE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.- ess~ee and Manager. Mr. SHERIDANn SMITHv, ?? piiis respectflali informed that the above theatre OCPEN to-vnarew evening, July 26, introducing MR. WILL ?? tine celebrated American Tragedian, wiho wvill BUCs 5 & 1 apearance in HAMLET; supportel by Messrs. Dant). irSpning, Stuart, Bilton, Suter, H. Mellon, Butler, ;lbvt; atesinics Tersail, F. IHuldart, and Adams. cT i ...

... TRE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. I , - - SlPO:ETIGC- CORRESPONDENCE. JuSTICt.- NoS. 2, 4, and 6, are good for Chester, and your Derby nags should be hedged as soon as possible. W. W. e Lichfield).-The whole can now be hedged at a profit. For the Derby, your No. a should be got outof. UNHAPPY STurseY'.-Stilton, Joe Miller, Nancy, and Cossack; Hobbie Noble, Claverhouse, and Alcoran. CONSTANT RnAOER ...

... (jLV{NM N'Su~pFRANNUIATION. ?? cX ral csiis l ?? E'Nti e ot ttro it gosuetr It n the c icdjrrca stto tibl locl' ffs O~i~ ,nlC' ft ?? direriedeto the ftrcliar e at atbic cieei to the~r by a rynterf cntitif SeIlf 'rcttl e ri.,oolrits-iir ?? ~by tiu CITY OF LONDON LIFE Astt'itAe tt sctt ?? th rucc e secured toone policy,- 'IthetSUtt of a pritfcthal trill at a Specihtic age. to, ,- men Ihflc-I ...