... 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, ...

... BL A CBIu RN. GRAND WHITSUNTIDE FESTIVITIES. T IE Committee of the United Socielies beg to inform the Public of Blaekburn and its Vicinity, that in consequence 1 of the Mayor and Corporation having refused the use of the Park; after being promised, the Sports will be held Field at Higher Ouzebooth, adjoining the Park, on WHIT-MONDAY, MAY 12th, 1856, when A G RAXND P RO0C E S S I O N Of the ...

... TO-MORROW. IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS SOCIETY. isN 5nday, the 14th instant, sermons will be preached, Y) if God permit, on behalf of this society, by the Rev. s. BABDSLEY, one of the association secretaries; in the morning, at Christ Church; and in the evening, at St, Paul's. The annual meeting of the Preston association will be held on Monday evening, the 15th instant, at the Corn Bxchange, when ...

... B LACKB URN. H. F. JOPSON GSto inform his Pupils and friends that he will LI resume his professional duties on Thursday, thle I 24th Instant. Blackburn, July 4th, 1856. FEILDEN'S ARMS, OPPOS1TS THE 'rOiNr SALL, BLACKBURN. RI . BEARDS WORTHl is prepared to supply Fa- milies, Innkeepers. arid others, with ICE, In any ?? lind. 1856. FBILDEN'S ARMS, f(pponite the Town-hall), W ILLIAM ...

... eplfomthe body what is necefsary should be expelled there- frM. These three are the Stool, the Urine, and the Plorest. These must be kept In a healthy condi1tion, or ?? is Certain. THIS IS, A FIXED AND POSITIVE LAW - and nohuman being can safely' disregard It. In addition to t14 the Livejr must be kept in order. THE LIVERt la THE LARGEST ORGAN IN THE BODY, and has some Of the most important ...

... BANGOR AND HOLYHEAD. TWO CRANDB CONBCEMT s. B`ATHS ASSEMBLY ROOM, BANGOR, on D5THURSDAY, February 7, 1856. Morning Concerts to commence at 3, and Evening Concerts at 8 ?? Seats, 2a.; Second ditto, Is. For particulars see Programmes. VOCALIST: MISS SHARP, of the Liverpool Concerts. SOLO-PIANOFORITn: MISS A. J. SWAINSON. soLO-vIoW.fN: Mr. IH. ilULSE. SOLO-HIARP: MR. T. D. MORRIS. THE above ...

... Balisior at 10. 40 awm, aild the one leaving Carnarvon at 5 St van. Bly authorisy. TEETI1. TE ETIg. Attendance at the} TjXBRIDouo ALARtS HlOTEL, Carnarvin, Private RtoomS, oil IN'WDNESDAY, December 31st, .8MG, fron Tcn to Pour. TEETII ! IMPORTANT NOT'CE! M ESSRS. GAL'lIEL, the old cetiblished Surgeon Dentists I Liave tbe honour to inform theit patients ?? the public, that they irosy be ...

... 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 ...

... LA CARD.] M1R. J. FRENCH, ACCOUNTANT, & ESTATE & COMMISSION AGEN'I', ALBERT-STREE'T, DERBY. E. S. HUGGINS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCIIANT, No. 2, ALBERT STREET. i MANDER'S DUBLIN PORTEU STORES. WHITBREAD'S LONDON STOUT. BEESON and HOWARD, ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHT'S'S, MACIIINE MAKERS, IRON and BRASS FOUNDERS, &C., BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY, 0 SIDDALS'-ROAD, DERBY. Agricultural Implements Made and Repaired ...

... 11RINDLEY'S WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE, 7, TENANT STREET, CAUTION, fup in nT BRINDLEY having bad several compliaits of the wear of Clutlil, fro pateswoba1ogh1unrn VV o cipled persons in the trade, ?? samples purporting to come from his Eetahlishment. but which halve not El been mande fromn Pure Wool, although they have teen charged the price of a sterling article, begs (not having arie such Goods in ...

... GE 0 It G E T. i TTE, T O N, FJSHMONGER AND DEALER IN GAME, SADLER GATE,. DERBY, TN thanking the Nobility, 'lergy,Gentry. and Inbabi- d tants-of Derby and the Neighbotrhood for their past kind favours desires to inform them .tliat he has made arrangements for a DAILY SUPPLY OF BEST WHITSTABLE NATIVUE OYSTERS, From the celebrated Beds of the Whitstable Corporate Oyster Company. and only EIGHT ...