... WORCESTER AUTTUMN MTING, W V NOVEMBER Iet and 2d, 1805.3 NGT.s. STEWARDS: VISCOUNT ELMLEY and F. W. K A GHT. aq.. Members for West Worcestershire; CAPTAIN USHO a H. lOLEY, Nsq., Members for East Worcestershir;OSMANRI CRDO., Esq., and WILLIAM LASLETT, Esq., Members for the City of Worcester. FIRST DAY I The WORCESTER AUTUMN HANDICAP, a sweepstakes Of 10 soya each, ift, and'S only if declared on ...

... TUIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMIrT. The celebrated Tra9godian, Mr. G. V. BROOKE, has arrived from Tsmerirs, and will perform for Twenty-four nights only in London, ?? Scpt. o, previous to his departure for California and AOuSIC5O5 R OYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.- 11 > Under the Management of Mr. C. KCEAiT, RtDANAPALUS will be performed every evening during the k with other ...

... HE SUMMEER SUN AND DUST are soures of serious inconvenience to persons of delicate corn- ?? eh Drive, the h*tdnade, the Aqiti Exelursion, = vdie lv!finud the applicatio4'pf_ ROLAf KkLYD0&O tv greatly refreshing to the eltbf rdn gu and relaxation, alaigal ,%nd imncdf:iately4' ~ the pliessing sensaioat ttnan oa tddelastici7-- `0'tN Ilate o skin. Freekite, 'TaM, o Lmkls, Wan toa deica6tely ...

... THE E RA ST. LEGER GIFTS. SEND THIRTEEN SHILLINGS 7oR A CHANCE OF 100 AND A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SIX MONTHS. The First Three Thousand Names which shall be inscribed at THE Ep.A Offile sines last Derby Wil1 participate in the above, as well as thoe previously paid in advance. Should the Subscription not reach the said Three Thousand, the Prizes will be reduced in proportion; should they exceed ...

... AlqBWERB. TO COREBSPO ENTS. OUR $POETING CORRESPONDENTS WILL yIND TREIR QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN OUE SPORTING GAZETTE. LILY.-The Daily News was first published at 5d., then 2:&d., a tesmards at 3d., and is now 5d. T. xi. (Gateshead).-We should say not. ?? ARLINGTON-We really do not ?? your real. TESPIS.-Miss .lnderton is a native of Sheffield. Her real tame is Coson. . 2. ELOUIDSLEY-1. Mr. Barry ...

... RELIEF TO THE EMBARRASSED. .R MARSHALL, Solicitor and Attorney M of the Court of Relief of Insolvent Debtors, of NO 86, RATTON.ARDENoffers his services to those sebose affairs are embarased t obain hemimmeiat proecton f person and pro- Ac oid vtbyoutintmalPments. T h~~~e plraotction risntays all Celaii ,lUty Court and other proceedings. Country eases attended. LOBE LOAN COMPANY, 17, ILVER- G ...

... TO ADVERTISERS. The Proprietors of TP;E EntA beg to apprize the Public, that in consequence of the Duty on Adeertiseenentst laving been totally repealed, a considerable induction will be mnade in their Advertisingq Scale. Advertisements not exceeding Five Lines will henceforth be inserted in TP;E ERA fo- 2S. 6d-beinkg one half the lowest charge hitherto paid on any Advert'isementets-eore than ...

... TIIE -WIRA ST. LEGEIR GIFTS. SEND THIRTEEN SHILLINGS POB A CHANCE OF 100 AND A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SIX 'MONTHS. The First Three Thousand Names which shaU be inscribed at THE ERA Office since n$t Derby wi'l participate in the above, as well as hose 5previously paid ia advancc. Should the Subscription not reach e said Three Thousand, the Prizes will be reduced in proportion, Isheld they exceed ...

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... Q OCIETY for the DISCHARGE and BELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS throumghout ENGLAND and WALES, Retblished 1772. P..sr.nserThe EARL of BOMNEY. VICE -PBESiDB1T--Lord KENYON TERASURsn-BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL, Esq., M.P., F.R.S. AUDITORS. CAPEL CURE, Esq.; and H. HARWOOD 3ARWOOD, Esq. At a MEETING of GOVERNORS, held in Craven-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 3d day of August, 1863, the cases of ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- T Mr. E. T. Semen, Lessee, respeetfihily informs his Friends nd Patrons thiat he has entered into an engagement with tise cele- hinted Tragedisn, Mr. GUSTAVUS BROOKZE, for Twenty-four Nights only, comnencinz September the nth, prior to. his departure for CaliforniaL A new Burlesque, by Mir. K~ingdom, every Evening after SMr. Blreoke's performance. rVHEATRE ROYAL, ...

... rTifHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. will opn To-morrow (Monday), August 22d, for Twelve Nights only, or the performance of Grand Operas and Ballet. On londay and Wedneeday, August 22d and 24th, DER F OEISCHUTZ Tuesday and Thursday, August 22d and 25th, LUCREZIA BORGIA. And on Friday and Saturday, August 26th and 27th, ACIS AND GALATEA, with an Act of a popular Opera. Principal Vocalists, Madame ...