... Ib~t woere a thinkidng thing. Two things tWO re a e t oaifot do- And si' besides ltself will Prove- The while it0 actlons speak to you, Alzone, it cannot think or move. .12 Portland Treet Manchester. W. HARRrGO. ...

... ?? hfrn new negatifve, but from -akan, ., mm od Z dos. Il Oa whic ame - fPvBIC AMUSEMENTS, &e. 8Al Alexandra Theatre.-Who Speake First- Elfi; - ptaiu'as 7ot A-MiSS. u'z~aoe of Wales Theatre.-No. I Bound the Corner; the *Paiace ol T~uth * dy Unolc'B Will ...

... fer to a directory. 8 .-A o he ea claim exemplito. 8'e cantot insex .he ietter signed II leo-eticus an' W lzl- ?? gocd3 ded speaks for its5lf, oud thde prezsau. on our: space is very great at present, ...

... ilrlouer. VaInce of Wales Tbeatre.-No. I Round the Corner; the Palace of Truth. MY Uncle's Will, dc. vyal Alexandra Theatre.-Who Speaks Linrst; Elfie; the Captain's not A-Mies. i.sya Colosseum Theatre.-The J'eepshow Mail; Captain Mortimer. Concert Hall, Lord ...

... support. Well, sir, 'lest November I was again attacked with quinsey, my throat becoming much swollen, so that I couldbhardly speak.'- Instead of going. to a doctor, I canme to you. . You ordered .mehan Allcock's PorousrPlaster irn strirs't inmy throat, six ...

... snd reserved. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, U. 2%,a1 Amnphitieatre.-Cool as a Oucwuber; Charles 'malley. yal, AlAeiandra Theatre.-Who Speaks First, Elhie the Captainb not A-Miss. mace of Walee Tbeatre.-No. I Round the Corner; the Palace of Truth; My Unelde? Will ...

... AMUSEMENTS, &a. Prince of Wale Theatre.-No. I Rlound ths CornerI the Palaco of Trtth; My Uncle's Will, &C. Alexandra Theatre.--Who Speaks Fit I lile; Mr Optdnsnot A-Misfs. 3ctal'Ooloseseun Theatre.-The Night Irds;.the Artful Oonee2nt Hall, Lord Nelson~streset ...

... support. Well, sir, last November I was again attacked with quinsey, my throat becoming much swollen, so that I could hardly speak. Instead of going to a doctor, I came to you. You ordered me an Allcock's Porous Plaster in strips to my throat, six Brandreth's ...

... ? DRWESE. Nl .IqCOLL'S I d II VIYL ADDAFESS-'O, BOL- STREET. 'F~1UC AMlUSEMIENTS, &O. _T10Y1eatendrThettre.-Oarles .; Who Speaks Fira' 3pn1l A vDphitheatre.-1 le Cheor; A Falee Alarm. ?? T11trse~.-Martfed TZAnghter9 ?? 'Heobstade; Orphans. f'beatrelon~-eieo ...

... one, the pubic house. Wina hours withontwater ?? Day is too bad. SCR/BE, ef New York City, says- In your issue to-day you speak of aperson in Detroit who' while he had nothing else to do, wrote lO00 words on a postal card. I have a postal card in may ...

... or think themselves Eo, speak 'aith the con- fidense I snm unable to assume. t wonld only s.ggest that the Hasllngden inspector's notions o! what con- stitutes proof in inch matters resed revision, and that if. instad of speaking so very confidenty, lhe ...

... though it were a thinking thing. Two things there are it cannot do- And all besides itself wilU prove- The while its acteios speak to you. Alone, it cannot think or move. RRISON 128, Portlande8treet, Manchester. W. 1;EW TEA, 1870 sind 1871, ox Dionued, vlti ...