... Illusicsellers. IEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 1r THIS EVENING, THiE HEIR AT LAW. Messrs. Buckstone, Chippendale, Compton, Farren, Rogers, Braid, Gordon, &c.; Mesdames Chippen- dale, Moore, Hill, &c. After which, THE SERIOUS FAMILY-Messrs. Buckotone, Howe, Farren ...

... e, Farren, Gor- don, D&c. Mrs. Fitznsilliam, Miss Fanny Wright, Ac. After which, A WILD GOOSE-Messrs. Sotherr, Buckstone, Rogers, Gordon, White, Vin- cent, Weathersby, &c. ; Mesdames Burke, Chippen- dale, Hill, Laws, Sidney, Dc. Concluding with A KISS ...

... HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING.-PERFECtION-Mr. Eicndal, Mlss fiutikc. After which, A WILD COOSE - Mescrs. Sothern, Bteckstone, Howe, Rogers, Gordon, Vinoent, White, U eathersby, &c.; Moesdames Chippetis ile, Btrke, Dalton, Lars, W'rirht, Sidney, Lee, &c. And DEAF ...

... present. Mr. Rogers, in his _ c ,i rcssly proclaimed his loyalty to his own Church, and cc the common ground of Christian morality on which, in spite of (Cs of doctrine, he stood there. Mr. Goldwin Smnitlh further denies rt It Pt ( fesor Rogers appeared in ...

... from Edinbtirgh. Ga Ml-19- day, before the Lord justice Clerk, Lord Ardl-nillan, and Lord Jzrviie- wecode, a manl named Henry Roger was indicted for falsehood, rtd and wilful imnposition. Tite trial extended over three dlays. It appeard fenil01 the evidence ...

... was moved by Mr. John Plant, M.P., supported by TM ?? Bright, M.P., the Rev. W. N. Molesworth, Mr. C. S. Roundel Jb Thorold Rogers, and passed with acclamation. A large meetin d a bror 'rg Wvas also held last night in the Victoria Hall, Leeds, to hear addresses ...

... Joseph Ir'looran Miills, ti. CIi'rrivoetl, Eqsq. Ecq. Etriah D:ew, F q. lohbe Morley, Esq. lx idh bbert, ?? John Thornton Rogers, lenerd hEoliand, Esq E q hii'! r.ewrence, Esc., Geoze Spencer Smith, etce. ltP. Esq. kt. Berrowci , Lcwis, Stephen Soamies ...

... FOUNDED ON FACTS- Mr. Compton. At half-past Seven, NE\V IMIEN AND OLD ACRES-Mr. Buckstone, Mr. Chippendale, Mr. Howe, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Braid, Mr. Bockstone, jun.; bliss Robertson, Mrs. Chippendale, Mliss C. Hill, anld Mrs. E. Fitzwillianm. With (by desire) ...

... Patrick, Miss Fannv Wright; Norah, Miss Fanny 'Gwynne. At 7.45 THE PALACE OF TRUTH. Messrs. Buckstone, Kendal, Everill, Clark, Rogers, Braid; Mesdames Robertson, Chippendae, C. Hill, T. Wright, and Fanny Gwynne. Followed by uNCLE'S WILL-Mr. Kendal and Miss ...

... in a few hours afterwards. ANOTHER OUTRAGE AT SHEFFIELD. At midnight yesterday, or early this morning, two brothers named Bannister, employedby Bessemer and Co.,at Sheffield,were set upon by a number of menand seriously beaten. For a few days past about ...

... Dated this 13th day of January, 1872. (Signed) HENRY MAUDSLEY, M.D., F.R.C.P. (. FIELIDING BLxNDFORD, M.D., F.R.C.P. JOSEPH ROGERS, M.D., M.R.C.S. GEORGE P. RUGG, M.D., L.R.C.P.L. I concur in the opinion expressed in the above certificate. (Signed) W. C ...

... importance as to his identity. He commented on the repeated insinuation of conspiracy to palm a false man upon the public as Roger Tichborne, which had been made against Lord Rivers, Mr. Onslow, Mr. Whalley, Miss Braine, Father Guy, Mr. Bulpett, Mr. Stubbs ...