... Gilston Park, Chairman. John Aylwyn'; Eiq., Dulwich. William Bastow, Esq,. 20, Surrey-place, Old Kent Road. Robert Bastown, Esq., 20, surrey-plaeo, Old Kent-road. Henry Cornfoot, Esq., Old Palace, Richmond. Adam Duff, Esq., Morden-hill, Blackheath. Henry ...

... Duffndin. a.5 7 4 Mr. T, L. Wellesley na Cheopsp ?? 7 2 Mr. Osbaldeston'sEdmond ?? 7 0 Mr. T. BarnardnaChilson ?? 7 0 Sir C. Kent na ch f Egypta .4 7 0 Mr. E. R. Clark ua sister to Jeffy.3 7 0 Mr. C. W. Coghlian na Lasso ?? ?? 6 12 Lord G. Bentinck's Proof ...

... Stakes Sweep willbe ddrawn nex Tuesday evening, athilne o'clack. - I - 'BERBY SWEEP, 18I.-G.G 1SOUTH. of :t^he DJ DUCHESS OF KENT, Up ?? nd-street.Dover-rqad, byes to inform his Friends, and the Pub ic generally, that he has 'emirfene~d a Club for the Derby ...

... pair, accord- Ba sine; also Youhs Ctayences -and Cloth Boots, stout and good, at . and '7s. 6d. per pair. NB.-J. El. H. has also received from the inanafautary 30D pa'rs of Mien's strongo Laced Boots, at 5s. 6d. per pair, Otlo. per dion., soil able tor ...

... cloth boots, ladies double sole goloshed boots, India rabber galoshes; at such extraordinary lovw pric es, that wrill both please and astonish every one. Shopkeepers solipiicel leaver than at any house -in the kingdom. Shooting Boats, Fishin g Boots, and ...

... are immense lots of extra strong goods for wihiter or cduntry wear. Drab and black clumnp Ioots, shooting boots, Ladies double sole goloshed boots, kid and satin, India rubber goloshes,. c-. E.. Doors open at half-past nine. Lose np time, as the whole ...

... Peter Parley's Gambols of Puck with Oberen, by Professor Risley and his Infant Son. To con- clude with THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS. Orchestra Stalls, 5s. each; Boxes, 3s.; Pit, Is.; Gallery, 2s.; Upper Gallery, Is. Doors open at halt.-ast Six, pe ...

... entirel- N riwand Original Burlesque, by Albert Smith, Esq., entitledi HOP O' MY TtlUMNB;, r, The Ogre and his Seven League Boots. In which the eclebrated General Tom Thumb, who is eiga!red expressly for this ocersion, will have the honor of making his ...

... and came into o r'ration on the Wilt instant. J. Bailey tias several real Indian S;tMI Is t ots-tlirtl (It their value. The golden flax Irish Linens, also Kox, Huniter, and Davis's Talrle Linens, Russia and Barnsley Sheet- 1in's, frL anrd Scutch Elimbric ...

... Hinckly. Mr Sewell. Mr E. Wenman. Mr Hleath. Mr Bayley. Subscriptions towards the expenses of the Kent Players received at Mr Muross's, Star Hotel,Maidstone. Admission to Non-subscribers, 6d. each day. A good Ordisary will be provided each day at 2s. Gd ...

... Miss Laid- lawl, Miss Brdmley, Miss;Howvard, and Mrs. Kieeley. SF i To conclude with (1st time here) Selby's Popular Farceo BOOTS AT THlE SWtAN., Vharacters by Messrs. K~eeleyv, 3. W. Collier, F, Vining, Miss Ellen Daly, Mrs. A. Wigai,. * , PoRINCESSg's ...

... thousands their bright golden tributes have paid To MOSes and Sow at their houses of trade, For gold has enabled E. MOSes and SON To gain you more savings than any have done, And the prices at which all their dresses are sold, Are bright golden proofs of the rule ...