... LIPES assunao. SICKNESS AND SUPRANNljATIONf ALLOWANCE FOR THE WORKING CLASSES. PPRxNCE OF WALES Life and Educational Assurance Company. Z1#00Porated b° Act of Parliament. capital-tC00,000. CHIEF OFFICnES-10. , REGENT-STREET, LONDON; AND PRINCE. OF WALES BUILDINGS, MA?CMESTUKR. TarsT3ze. The Rigbt Hon. the Earl of Wilton. The Right Honourable tfh Earl of Glengai). Lieutenant-Colonel William ...

... NiATION LWXAX TUAL LIFE ASSURANCEa SOCIETY. POLICIES NOT LIABLE TO FORFEITURE. London-Officas: 34, Moorgate.street, Bank. Sir Jamesluke, BareAlderman, t The Right Hon. Thomas MiMer hnH., for lth Clrt-y'of London. JGibson, HM.P., for Manehester. Mancheshor-O~eee. Queen's Chbambers, opposit the Royal 11xchanrge. PLOMuESsTR ZOARD oP K&AOrrIM Chairman-.John, Cheetham, E1sq, M.P. for Seuth ...

... MR. G. W NL REYYNO LDS PUBLICATIONS. Is The following Popular Works are published every Saurday morn- Dg at Mr. Reyateld'Esetstbiishmnentjxo,¶, Welington Street North, i trand:- Weekly OnePenny-Eontilypart3spricosixpeneoe bp E N O L D S I S E I S e E L L A N T Vf Of Romantce, general Literature, Science, and Art. t CONDsUCoD Br Gaosoa W Mi. RaYiOLDn. This is the largest, oheapest, and most ...

... ?? wANG AR Now Plibliehing, Noe. 1 and 2 of T~~~ U A R D. n:T^ Llvas7 Jour~nal ]or bPoliticst, Xistory, Bigrph, and General Literature. Edtab cr~ ~~a.Vrc ne Penny. No. 3 will ?? edy(omriceOn). Principal contests of.(t1oad :-ecead a-Politiwa. State of.Earops.Te- Pee-b ?? lt aree -Poineurcal Ptiron of ?? pri; ?? erb Is f flouri with Peter ?? Be Roanc, b A.de Lamartine. Lon4on: Phablsed bv J. P. ...

... PuBLIC ANUBEXEN!TS. BIIATRE ROYAL, lBURY. LANE. LFSass AND MAhAGER, bla. E. T. Salmt. 'ifta weel; of Gold, one of the most. Ipopular dramas evor ?? nightly to Vtitess it* e ;cn. tation-1ast five ni bt9 of the ?? performanee on. Wednesday-AAuaveil~e Performanuce on Thnrsday, at 2 o'clock. T O-MOlltlV, andduring the weelK, will belresernted the eneT niming entitled a OLD. Supported by Messrs. ...

... DRURY LANZ THRATRm LAe1se &Ad Manager, Mr. E. T. Omith. 1 AST 'ive nights of the Pantomime. No performance on Wed- i nesday evening (Ash.'Wednesday). A Juvenile Perform- ance on Thursday, at two o'clock. On Monday, and ever, evening but Ash- Wednesday, GOLD. Messrs. Davenport, E. Stirling, Wallack, Selby, Moorhouse, Lee; fiss F. Vining. Mrs. Griffiths And for the last five times ot HALEQUIN ...

... ?? ENrCH P L A YS V R ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. a February 7th. a New, Amusing Piece, entitled LE gMdaLIER DES DAMES, ia which Mons. Ravel will perform; with 'tsadaY neeXt, February 9th, being Ash Wednesday, there b1r beInoTfErLL has the satisfaction to submit the following ,J s engaged to appear daring the Season:-Mons. tdlls Lambert (of the Theatre du Palais Royal), Mdlle. ofM the Theatre Franais ...

... OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxfoia- street. Under the Management of Mr. CHARLES KEAN.- MACBETH having been ?? for representation, by Royal Comimiaid, at Windsor Castle, on Friday, Feb. 4, will be repeated at this Theatre on Monday next, Feb. 14, as acted before the Court. ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, Oxford- ?? the Management of Mr. CHARLES KEAN.- 'THIS EVENING will beperformed THE CORSICAN BROTHERS ...

... F- OR PORT PHILLIP, the splendid new clipper ship RECRUIT, 996 tons register, A I and eoppered, THOMAS liOREhOWN, commander, intended to be despatebed from London haboa the 20th March. This ?? vessel havisig een built on the etos3 approved clipper lines, it is eapected she wil not be exeeeded i I thoswiftuess of her pasaages. Hlaviog eparious berth. loty between deals, poop cabico, and takilg ...

... [ADVERtTOSEt?ENTI TIlL A UTHORITY FOR THE OBSER V- , sCE' OF GOOD FRIDA Y. It is so universally ardmitted as to render the produiction of proof uniecessary, that our blessed Lord wiss raised from the dead on the first day of the week ; and it isas universally admitted that %while on earth he himself declared (Mat. xii., 40), For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly, ...

... To =Lllzj S.-W REC I; OFF HARWICH. ?? TRINltIV ?? 'SETY FoLUoE , O .S , F,1853. I hereby given, that a GREEN r)1K l ?? reck' aa beiie laid 20 Fathoms s ?? n tiln te track of shipping, about giei f, II . It gl and thle WVest Rocls, vith the follow- stl ?? N. W. by N. I r l . .. ?? N. W. aNvW. ?? I/ N. l or d, rlrd J iE ERT', Secretary. ~ ~ 'ltEXslIt -COCKLE GAT, Y AR 'IOUTH. ...

... LYCEUM THEATRE. - Mr. ALLCROFTS t GRAND CONCERT, WEDNESDAY next, February 9th att' which the fllowing Eminent Artists will ?? Fio :ren. tint, Favanti, Slus Reeves. Meseent, Rebotc IJanee, Haoland, Or. mond, Alleyne, Stabbach, Fitzwillianr, MNAlpine, Marie Doris, La- blache and Dotby; Messrs. Sims Reeves. BaudRnin, King, Brandt, Coirn, Ted~cr, Mastd y, Ahteroit ILeffler, atin Fc . Iablache; ...