... DERBY VOCAL UNION. A GRAND CONCERT of SACRED MUSICR A will be given in the LECTURE HALL, Derby, oda a TUESDAY EVENING, the 23rd day of December, a 1856, in aid of the Funds of the 5 DERBYSHIRE GENERAL INFIRMARY. For programmes see small Bills, a Tickets, Reserved Seats, 2s. ; Second Seats and Gallery t IS. ; Back Seats, Gd.; and Books of the Words. 2d. each, t may be had of Messrs. BEsMRosE ...

... 200 REWARD. r-O SPORTSMEN AND OTHERS SO -1 INCLINED,-A Leasehold Estate, expiring in about Ton Years, annual value about 100, therefore it will realize nearly 1,000 in the ubove-meutioned time, The Advertiser hereof proposes to dispose of the property by C fIANCE; therefore, any person who could get about Twenty Friends, at 50 each, for a Shooting Match or Boat Race, or in any other legal way, ...

... OIATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.- 11 Leseee, Mr. E. T. Sourr. A MLanager, Mtr. CEALEaS MAiEaws; Stage Manager, Er.Tonaar The Scenery by Mr. WILLarc BavEnavy. Redcced Friona at this Theatre as ?? Boxes to contain ?? los I d; is. for each person extra; Grand Tier,VlI is.; -pro- ca,,a ?? Boxes, Li Is.; Galleries, 6d. and Is.; Upper Boxes, pl pis.2 First Circle, 2s. Gd. ; Dress Circle, 3e. ; Stalls, 5s ...

... Th:E UNITED TOWNS' ASSOCIATION and NATIONAL LICENSED VICTUALLERS' DEFENCE LEAGUE IAt the iNNITAL DELEGATE MEETING of the above ASSOCIA- TION, held the 26th day of August, 1856, at the house of Mrs. Marrian, Sea HeBrse 'Lnn. Bbcl'street; Birmingham, Mr. Councillor JOSEPH STINTON' President, in tbe chair, the following Resolutions were Unansimously adopted:- Moved by Mr.. Couneillor. J. ...

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... VALUABLE REMEDIES FOR THE AFFLICTED. R. ROBERTS'S CELEBRATEDI OINTMENT, called the POOB eMAN'S FRIEND,is confidently recommended to the Public as an unfailing remedy for wounds of every description, a certain care for Ulcerated Soge Lego, if of tweatj' years' standing; Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruiset,,0Cilblains, ScorbtldwnpibnF and Pimples on the Face, Sore and.In1timde Eyes, SWi~sidi's,ore ...

... CARDS. Ityles 1 Aes~y~2~5d, Clothing of)$est .lii s, w ^ & &re con~~ntly ?? the newest. 0 E AC CO MODATION. B. J. 7. (lCUNllqNGHIAM takes leave to Inform the Public that, having enlarged his Premises, be Is ena- bled to advance Money on Household Furniture, Beds, &o He also continces to lend liberally on Plate, Watches, Jewelles, Wearing Apparel, and every description of valua- ble Property, ...

... CARDST HERIDClog, Dru990i Bjf neS L1555 a1 havin1 Asuperior Stc n-~ ein~eb n n prc self as HALL riD MLLE~IE5,28, Lower right constanlY enpled with the newest princi~ Stylesof Reay-made~~0~5~g of 155t mterials. fessios citing IHOUSES AND ?? I'll on Leae, wih a Fne, the old established fiderc T 0P~LIC~HOUSE~ No. 74,, GREAT BRITAIN- duties Apply at No. I, Merrion-row. ~ ~ ~ ~ J14, after PUBLIC ...

... ' F ~~R O Y A L, ~D U4 B;L , X T HE A TR It VE gIG (Wedpesday), January 9t0 (LOn Tf ?? commence with the Dramli of THt' the perfofar.-Es, jrtlvomn. Mr T C KIng - IPdblo,' Mr' BROKES tliso, ldisa C Saundenr; Stilla;'MlssuJ Craise. BAi ?? will be erbibited A GRAND DIORAMAf TE ;EVENTS OF THE WAR, Painted by Mea s. °eve and Telbin, of Covent Garden and Princea's' Theatre Te be followed by the New ...

... EAT:R'E= R-OYAL, DUBLIN. T Oa TEIlS EVNING (Thursday), April 8&, 1865 the performt nces wil cointnenceawitb Sbsbpesre' Comedy et MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.-Bnedick, Mr Vaa- denhoff; Don Pedro, Mr Hustleby; Count Claudio, ?? D Baldie; Leonato, Mr Sinclair; Dogberry, Mr Granby; Vergrs, Mr Honey; Beatrice, Miss Mortyna; Hero, Meis Mandlebert; To zonclude with an Original GrandComic Extraveagua ...

... TI1,H.RATE.E R.0YALt. DUB`I . AMUATEUR,.GABBlSUN THEATRICALS. .By PsrtioclaDeoire~ o ?? HISEXCELLENCY THE I;0R6; IjEUTENANT, The Amateurs will perform at, the Theatre Royald on FRIDAY, March 28, 1856; the Drama of THE BRIGAND. The Minuet de la Couc ?? de Vestri*, . . ?? Gentlanap. And Sheridan's Cooedy~of THE CRITIC. on which occasion the pe:fomsances will be thrown' bpen' to the Public ...

... EW WOOLLEI CO1~' aTR G, - ;V S TI lG8, ETC.- Our pureb* of spring and SamuW Woollen Fabric. for Gentlemens Clothing being now ceimpleti, we respect- ful andnentY sipection of the Btook, whicb, for beautj of DealgyienZCllOO of Quality, Iariwcly to be. (Gyatd with. The 00ieCti~! mae expressy, and reserved for ,THE ODEB 3BRNCH OF OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT, are in many Instane Pattena egged ...