... Young; Lady Touchwood, Miss Barnett; and Lttitia Hardy, Aliss Ellen Tcety. Ladies, Gentlemen, Maskers, ac., ac. Act ?? rst: Lincoln's Iris. Scere rd: 'Ibhe.Arrointrent at Doricosirt's. Scene 3rd: A Room in Hardy's House. Act *rd: 1i';1 Rccm. A Mirsct ill te ...

... fOI' APIUL, priee Se.. i; nowv setdy, coalnsisjne.-, st 1. 4ongregttionaiism 2, Saisooa Fisherie3; 3, Thlelasora; 4, Mr. Hardy's Novle ; I Sehlieimnn'o Nei; , 'The Bane of Eglis4h Architecture; 7, T1e Irish Laud Qucestion; 8, Independency and thq I State; ...

... IS. HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of CABINET PICTURES, T by ARTISTS of the BRITISH and FOREIGN SCHOOLS, is NOW OPEN at THOMAS McLEAN'S GALLERY, 7, HAYMIARKIET (next the Theatre). Admission on presentation of address card. NASTITUTE of PAINTERS in WATER ...

... Lady Toucliwood, Miss Barnett ; and Letitia Hardy, Miss Ellen Terry. Ladies, Gentlemess, Mosleers, BeC .Act 1, Scene I : Lisseolo's-ins. Scoeia 2 : An Appoistsnerr t at DMrleurt's. Scone 3: A Room in Hardy's House. Act 2. Bal-rocTn. A Minuet will be danced ...

... AtIJITTINGHAM. SALE THIS DAY. CAULDWELL. BURTON-ON-TRENT. M ESSRS. ARNOLD and W1HITTINGHAII have M received instructions from Mr. THOMAS KNIGHT, to SELL by AUCTION. without reserve, on WED- NESDAY. April 6th. 1 881, the very useful Live and Dead FARM STOCK, ...

... _ _ __ . _ ?? ?? __ B. tB1EE GREAT SUCCESS of HARDY'S n PEiNNY i10USEiggitD DYES h~as led tc tlbi U Inutroduction oi v.airthlees Imlitations. To prevoot Ill o lippoitutident [5k your trsadeeman for Hardy's, sod il ,.ust ham per~ilmsf.ld to taek any other ...

... n-Tees, 1819. BUSIN1I3SS ADDRES 3 EGREAT SUCCESS of HARDY'S. T-PENNY HOUSEHOLD DYES lias led to-ths Introduction of worthless imitations. To pryvent dis- appoinitrent as8k your tradlesmien for Hardy's, alid do unrtivalledfoir ~DyeediugRlbbions, fftl'sers ...

... TI]EATRE, Every Evellieg. Disneuaged for Matfiiees. Repertoire:-SIR PETER TEA ZLE, Sir Harcourt Courtly, Sir John Vcsey, Colonel Hardy, Dr. Oliaptid, Sir l'ertrinax, 8aron de Hontrichard, Brabantlo, Poloitius, &c., e.e. r R. J A S. G. BAYLEY, THEATRE ROYAL, ...

... -J SN . tRDDOX, &Ihert-terrae, and G. L. ABBtAHA4k3 Oluuroh-strzat, Wast flartle. pool; B.T. ORD, Statloner, liartlepool- THOMAS .BlOK, North-road ^Station, Da qngton; Y., BROWN, c 6U, Wilson-streot, and GlkO. f, WA SOM,69, Wileon- I &treot, Maiddies ...

... hiterest, entitled BRANDED, writcen by Ilchalrd Lee. Messrs Heniy Neville, Redmund, Beauchanap, F. Charles, 11. l. Sidiney, A. Thomas, leritt, Esteourt, Evans, Garciioer, Sitville, Avondale, Chianberlaii, Strotig, &C.; Misses Carollite Hill, Maud Millen, Katie ...

... CUnequalled for ekedt end reglara tFail. eialee rind iomploltenees of provision for Paerengerei lierety and comnfortk Aplnly to THOMAS HCULL Newigrte-etreet, Waellop Auaolrard; W26. HAIINISON,vak~ Hlouse, Whitby; W. A'I MSiON, Tow Law; J. 'W.CCTHzBE~tr,2(, ...

... the wife of Benjamin a. AttneHoa, of a son. 25 MECoALFE.-April 24, at No. 7, Ward-street, West Eavtiopool, the wile of Mt Thomas Metcalfe, ol a daughter. MARRIAGES. 25 DODDS-MAxxres.-AprlI 20, at Ca.tlegate Chapel, Ber- wicvk.ou;Tweed, Archibald J., youngest ...