... H ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.F Mr. LUMLEY has the honour to announce to the hilits' Subscribers, and the PIablic, that the INJUNCTION SilStMdlle. WAGNER and Mr. Frederick Gye, foundedon re caienicrintary evidence laid before his Honour the Vice- cslalcmllor Sir James Parker, REMAINS IN FULL FORCE. yhis fact affortds the best confirmation of the accuracy of Mr. ?? pretiotl announcements, and the most ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. OUR SPORTING CORRESPONDENTS WILL FIND THEIR QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN O1TR SPORTING GAZETTE. Cunious- Gus ?? PC? cocci, wllsthperqosui~tCls. W. N.-The steeple of Salisbury Cathedral, 410 feet in height, is the loftiest cathedral steeple in ?? AN OLD AND CONSTANT READER.There is a theatre at Plyrnouth, but fsit/s nO definite season. Companies corne ' like shadows,' and ...

... L ICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM, for affording Habitation, together with Weekly Al- lowances in money, coals, medicine, and medical attendance, &c., to aged decayed Members of the Trade,- ASYLUM-ROAD, OLD KENT-ROAD & PATRot-H.R.H. PRINCE ALBERT, K.G., 8&cc8c. Incorporated by Royal Charter, 6th Victoria. 1842 t The CHAIRMAN and BOARD of MANAGEMENZT beg to announce, that the TWENTY-FOURTHd ...

... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! TH[E ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Upon the Payment of 1 6s., the 131ST FAMILY & SPORTING JOURNAL WILL BJI SENT TO YOU FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS. AND A REGISTERED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS IN Ton ERA GIFTS OF USOO. Every party, WHETHER A PRESENT REABDER OF 11THE ERA NEWSPAPER, OR INTFNDING TO BE itCH, must pay in ADVANCE the sum of Twenty-six hilling0, wvhich will entitle ...

... DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTH DACHE.-Price 2s. Gd.-Patronised by Her Majesty and1 H.R.H. Prince Albert. Mr. HOWARD,'S WHITE SUvCC DANEUM for stopping decayed Teeth, however 1la ge the cavity. it is placed in the tooth in a soft state, without any pressre or pain, and immediately HARDENS INTO A WHITE ENAMEL; it will remain in the tooth many years, rendering extraction unnecessary, and arresting the ...

... OPE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCEI H AND HONESTY GUARANTEE SOCIETY .A LSj'ABLISHED FOR GRANTING ASSURANCES ON LIVES, WI GUARANTEE FOR. HONESTY, ENDOWMENTS, aft LOANS, AND ANNUITIES Fn I Incorporated -voder Act of Parliament, with a Guarantee Fudthn of I550,5l5. LODN. sb Principal Department-4. PRINCES-STREET, LNO, mu BOARD 0OF MA1NAGO:sMET.hacr-ae d l Mr. SERGEANT ALLEN, Sergeant's Inn, Chacr lnan a ...

... L ICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM. L -WEEKLY ALLOWANCES of MONEY to. the INSlAeLS. Fek fifteen years past the Society has been in the habit of granting to the Inmates weekly allowances of money, and for the last eight years those allowances have been of such amount as was sufficient to make up the incomes of couPleC to 7s., and those of single persons or widows or widowers to 6s. per week, but the ...

... Allg who desire to participate in the -gOlowsng, must forward the cash imme- diately, so that we may announce the actual Prizes, which we are anxious should be distributed and drawn for on the 20th ,nst., so that the result may appear in our Columns on the 22d, four days before the DERBY RACE, TI-HAL]ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LECER GIFTS. (tpon the Payment of 1 6is., the BEST FAMILY & SPORTING ...

... ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.- F' GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. First Night of DON PASQUALE. It is respectfully announced that a Grand Extra Night will take place on THURSDAY NEXT, May 13, whenwill be pre- sented Donizetti's admired Opera, DON PASQUALE. Henjna, Madlle. Sofie Cruvelli (her first appearance in the haracter); Ernesto, Signor Calzolarl; Dr. Malatesta, Signor rnrraotitt and Don Pasquale, Signor ...

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... o PUBLICANS AND OTHERs.-TO T LET, A FREE WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS, Trade, th SPLENDID CONCERT ROOM, now doing a firat;rt eTrnded. Pi and, in the hands of a business man, might be*greatl In- Also, A BRICK TENT on AINTREE RACE grat SExt coming very low. o a RE the Globe For Particulars, apply by letter, or on the Premises, Tavern, Williamson square, Liverpool. fENRY HAINES and SON are deputed J ...

... DOYAL FREEMASONS' SCHOOL FOR R it FEMALE CHILDREN. ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1852. The Right Hon. the EARL of ZETLAND, ?? President in the Chair..,ti nttto ilb The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of this Institdtin y will be bolden at the Freemasons' Hall, on Wednesday, the 19th May inst. The musical arrangements under the management of Brother George Genge. The Children wiM attend and ...