... PUBLIC AMURPMENT. THEVATRE ROYA'k, DRURY LME-q. Af.klMWesot. Luw6 My ?? SH1mS. _ h.Maltue~&' Stg`7nagmer,Xr.1L-R0Vay ftludseed Prime at this Theatac. ea ihflows:-Private, Eoictetold twoseoa tI~d, fistbrrehpersawssrear Grand TierX I1 sPro- eons 29 0, Goilotee ?? Pleat 'EDrls rid IsMoringPerorm ,rice.- Tehox omefree. Tone unti~lSxuniltrtheseu- iwgothc nightflyrover4,sw t tbess the I 'ot ...

... HE XV Cfardlia.Alexanair IL-denoralCrtoe ho .1 hitiha DfTenmark-lfllleyHici lghem the Duke of Cacbrictge -the Eo errad Emplress Of tioeyFrechl-the.Emperor &.Empreeo I ,fA,,!er-liTI'h St- &Jen0ud-LOOiniaf ?? Paebn-lstteJ guila ef ?? s-~rae theeshRye. Th ROYAL CRXlUOlUI CARDENS.. PuROPielOR, MRl. T. B. SurMInoo. Open Daily, Adinlsslon.One Obillitng. .4'I~O-HOF~tOW, end during the week, ...

... PR.INCbB'B I, A1. Under the Management of Mr. Chaarles Xean. ne deMathnee, i1-be pcenied 8hoakrperaes play of NT0' TLEheore, oMr. C. Kenn; HIemtlone, by Mrs. C. Neon. 'Preceded ?? VICTOR -VARQUISHED. HAT'MARXET THEATRE. Under thes Management of Mr' suckstone. 7OINDAY. June 9th, anddcueing the teek, in eno~sqneco f ihe geat -aol- ?? leda itt res-toccl, Mre. B~oone's _,-cmdy at' SINGLE LIFE. Jn ...

... 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 ...

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... EW LABEL.-In Vonsequence of the ie. 4.1variety cf Counterfeit Labels or A. ROWL4AND I sofS' MACASSAR OIL now in circillation, V,&er, pe' kins. Bacon, and Co., at great cost, and hy a Peculiar proess their owvn, have succeeded it) producingt from steel a ) E\Y L EA vwhich cannot be forg~ed. It is composed of a ?? of all enmil turned circle, repeated one hundred and thirty tdinetnnalilfc an ...

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... 0lt\0 IENTRANCE TO 'THE THAMES. AVDDITIO(Nit LIGHT. .lp,INlIT1y-llOUSFb. LoNDON', JUNE 5, 1850. T Ilsllg 0f the rl`,co% Chal,yel, an i' iditifonal Lisght hal! I'll Ithwar . loieis horebi' eler, that, previoutl~y to %~Intcl ?? a LIGHT VESSE6 WIII be wlioor- on the line] a b t. Illidway holveeelt ?? the I~ Id thma ii, l) REVOLVING L.ICHT wl fle 10cC ~ inand after thle evolin of thait lar.V I. ?? ...