... information as to dates, terms, &c., on application to me, and no Engagement can be made through any other person, JO8EPH MULLEN, Secretary, &c., Rotundo Lying-in-Hospital O V E R. - NEW GAIETY THEATRE.-- 1-1 (Proprietor and Manager, Mr MEREDITH CAeTELoTTT1 ...

... CHANNEL IN THE LEO, Tons, from London to the Land's End, and is the ORI ON, e6 Tons, ?? ?? to the Scilly Islands. 13y R. T. Mi'MULLEN. With 4 Maps and 5 Woodcuts. [Ntsvt wteek., S OUND : a Course of Lectures delivered at the Royal Institution of Great Britain ...

... ENGLAND, from ? the Earliest Period, to the Eleventh Year of the Reign o? Queen Victoria; containing a Narrative ef Civil and Mullen Transactions, and sehibitjng a Vice of the Religion, Government Oil and Laws, Literature, Arts, Coinniorce, Manners and Customs ...

... be obtained at the Offices of the Croswn Agents for the Colonies, Dowvning-street; or at those of their Brokers, Messrs. Mullens, Marshall, and Co., 4, Lombard- street, E.C.; and -M~essrs. J. and A. Scrimgeour, oS, Old Broad-street, E.G., where copies ...

... with imnmense ?? Mail THEATRE ROYAL, EXETER, Oct. 10th, Six Nights. M R. FRANK RO DNE1 will Play HAMLET, Charles Surface, Claude Melnotte, Young Marlow, Evelyn, &c., on Tour with Mr Ben Greet. _ . Address, en route. MR. J. W. HANDLEY, Bonnie Boy Blue ...

... S. I., M. D. Li The Earl of Wharrcliffe. Sir B. Phillips. of Lord Colville of Culross. Major-General Foster, 12 The Lord Claud J. C.B M Hamilton, M.P. Surgeon-General Carter ba Captain Lord Charles Ross, C.I.E. Beresford, R.N., M.P. Colonel Owen Williams ...

... Theatrical or Music Hall Managers, The Scencry now being used in Claude and Mepho, the two great successes of London. Are well adapted for a Pantomime, and can be seen Rightly, Claude at the Paragon, and Mepho at the Canterbury. Apply, C. S. CRoevDER ...

... genial comic song is appreciated. 45., l st free, as. CRAM ER and CO., nur, Regent Street. ThON'T Make Me Laugh. Miss Angelina Claude sings nightly, in ' Nemesis, alikhe scribed by the press as one of tbe greatest hits of the eve- ning. rs:ps free, as. ...

... be obtained at the head office of the Bank of X ngland (chief cashier's office), o, at any o. its branches; or ol Mes'ts. Mullens, Marslail atd Co., X, Lotri ard- StrThte EiST will be OPENED on TUESDAY, the 28th of April, and will CLOSE at or before Four ...

... 0. Bonsor, M5.P., Chairman. Charles Combe, ?? Chairmen. Alfrcd Money Wigram, f Charles Tames Phillips, Managing Director. Claude Watney. Richard Coombe, Junior. Charles H. Babington. Charles Harvey Combe. Herbert Edivard Phillips. J ohn Abdy Combe. Oswald ...

... O R D R EGIS. By the Author of Our Village, &c. Miss Iitford is the very Wilson of English stery.telling-a pen . and-ink Claude-full of freshness and rural pleasures. Here she Is In the very streets of 'Belford Regis' as delightful as In ' Our Village-tbe ...

... THEATRE.- ARTHUR ROBERTS' Season. Every Evening, at 815, Mr ARTHiUIt ROBERTS in the Chrrstmas Edition o! the New Musical Piece, CLAUDE DUVAL, Written by Frederic Bowyer and Payne Nunn. Music by John Crook and Lionel Mhonckton. Doors open 7-50. Matinde every ...