... ATRIMONY.-An English Physician, aged M aforty-fve, practising in a large continental capital, is desirous of MEETING with a WIDOW LADY not over thirty-five years of age, willing to reside abroad for the first few years, possessing an income of about 800 a year, which may be settled on herself and offspring. Ind- pendent of practice, the advertiser is in the enjoyment of a pension from ...

... r 1lEAT1lE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- rI Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. 0.gaaager, Mr. Charles Mathews ; Stage-Manager, Mr. Robert R xby; Scenia Artist, Mr. William Beverley. ,ki over by half-past Eleven, to enable ceountry visitors to return by the 're o'clock tramjs. sirst night of a New three-act Drama, in which Mr. Charles Mathews ij ,-'tal5 the principal character. 'Tj NlE dl1EA-rEST HIT OF ALL. IS ...

... It is soond rconomy always to have in the house a box of A P 1p' S A L' I F E P I L L S.- P They ?? nlate and improve the workirg of all lbs important functions of the body, and thus help to encs:? ;dod health Irom youth to old age.' edmoeioit eott Those who u-c them judiciously ha's seldom occasion to resort to doctors, or to take any other medicine. TO LADIES. A trial of a single boa of ...

... pD OYAL WESTMINSTER OPHTHALMIC 9]1 HOSPITAL, Charing-cross, founded in 1816, for Relieving the Poor afflicted with Diseases of the Eye. The assistance of the benevolent is earnestly entreated in sepport of this Hospital, the feeds of woich ace wholly jnadvquate to meet the increasing demands for relief. Six T hoenild poer per tns are anntally admitted oN their own ?? ; there rae thirty iedn ...

... EST HAM DISTILLERY COMPANY LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that the works of the above Distillery being near completion, the directory will be open to receive orders for plain spirit to be supplied in February. Due notice will be sent round to the trade. THOMAS WEBB, Manager, Distillery, West Ham, 31st January, 1857. rIHE CONTINENTAL WINE COMPANY, OL BIRCHIN LANE, CORNHILL, Are enabled by ...

... rSIEATIbE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- LIssee, Mr. E. T. SsreTH. T.,nLgilalarr Mr. Charles Mathews ; Stage-Manager, Mr. Robert ,wcng--a Rxoxby; Scenic Artist, Air, William Beverley. til over be lal -past Eleven, to enable country visitors to return by the TIvel o'rls,'k trnins. loesrqaeneecof thie entbusiastic and ecstatic applause bestowed on c Ev drone of 'Thle Black Bookt by audiences crowded to ...

... Q 'AL ASYLUM OF ST. ANN'S i&A, SOCIETY.-Electiou, February I, ?? VOTE for THOMAS M. HAYDN, an orphan. Flathlr (Author of Dictionary of Dates, &c.) died from paralysis leaving a widow nod theee children destctute, 13, Crawlcy.stiCct. 0clher.ocluarc. Rccommn'c ded by Roev .F Doenham: MA.. ?? Rototr of-,It. olar4e.Strand ; Rev, o.. Briggs, M.A., King's College;- Rev. C. Mason, rector of St. ...

... It is sound economy always to bave in the house a box of A R R ' S L I FE PI L LS.- .1 They etimulato and improve the working of all the important fonctions of the body, and thus help to ensure good health from youth to Tosdae. wh s hr jdiciously have sesldom occasion to resort to doctors, or to tales any other medicine. TO LADIES. A tral f a iage a of PARE'S LIFE PILLS will at ones prove that ...

... I OBBIE NOBLE.-That justly-celebrated, 3 soul, and first-class Stallion WILL SERVE a limited number fires at Tea Guineas each (Season 1857), at Plompton Hall, eear lorrolrate Iad Itaresboroogh, Yorkshire. Ile is by Pantaloon, out of r ibryac by 'Touchstone, out of Decoy. He is own brother to lirli n Wildhound. Miserritma, The Beiver, &c., &a. First-rate :weieorndatona for mares at the usual ...

... R. ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC, M BADEN UP the RtHINE, and PARIS, is NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING (except Saturday), at Eight o'clocli. Stalls, 3s.: area, Lc.; gallery, Is. Stalls call be secured at the Box-oltiv:o, EGY PTIAN RALL, PICCADILLY, every day, betseenr Eleven and Four, vitlbout any extra charge. The Morning lleprcsentations take place every Tuesday and Saturday, at Three o'clock. R . W. S. ...

... S I-TOOTING WANTED, for the NEXT k SEASON, over 4,000 acres or upwards of good Partridge ground, in any county having railway cammunicationl ~with the Midland Counties. The gruould must ha well etockcd with gamne, and if within about 100 miles of town would he preferred. A small house or good Inn accommodation nearthe groundnecessary. Full particulars to be sent to Mr. PiLbre, Upholstorer, 24, ...

... F1EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - T Lessee, Mr. E. T. SmiTn. AYtjflg.anager, Mr. Charlee Mlatbews, Stage-Manager, Mr. Robert Roxby ; Scenic Artist, Mr. William Beverley. Ihe new Drama of The Black Book, continuing to be received with ite greatest enthusiasm by audiencee crowded to the ceiling, will be rl'claitdegcge& IT OF ALL, IS THE DRURY-LANE PANTO- yIDIME Nirhtly overfiowe. The free-list ...