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Gentlemen before 11 a.m. and after 4 - p.m. - A - Riding Class for Ladies and Gentlemen on Tuesday and Friday Evenings from seven till nine. N.ll.—The School is lighted with gas and well ventilated. NO FICE.-THE SOUTH AS TT IS: or. Serrnty Yearh' Experience in the Southern States of America, will be ready on Alonday next, Bvo. 108. 6d. Saunders, Otley, and Co., 66, Brook-street, Hanover-square. NOTICE. -WAITING FOR TIIE VERDICT. New Novel, by the Author of "Anne Sherwood." Now ready, at every library. Saunders, Otley, and Co., e 6, Brook-street, Hanover -Square. PoLANI).—WYLD'S MAP or the KINGDOU of POLAND, describing its Ancient , Limits, with the Dismemberments ; Mem ise the Present Boundaries of 1 us eia, Austria, and Prussia, with the - ties of Battl es, Dates, &C. In sheet, 6+'.64.; in case. Ms. 6d.; on roller, varnished, 12s. LITHOGRAPHIC EDI I lON of the above —in sheet, 35.; in case, Is.; in roller, varnished, 7s. 6d. JAMES WILL), Geog, apher to the Q leen, 457, Strand, next tio,r to the chafing-cross P.Bl-utlice, W.C.; 11 and 12, Charing-cross, 6.W.; anti 2, l• uyal t.x.change, r~ .. U%-% „ EN - . t; ' •-•- • ' ' • • ' A -2 , • ,: s • , • X - , 7., s.„ 4 s . • '* • • , „0, t. • r rs._. ; '.' ` t' l •:T" ' • - .~. , . • - • tt M• ‘2 , •-• r f ; . , , - ••, • k . 014 AA& • ; 4 . . • r _ , tP"t i t kiwi liaii AO a - and the Quinta, Salop. DIRECTORS. - PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE-LIFE-ANNUITIES-LOANS.. CHIEF OFFICES. High-street. Wrexham. 49, Moorgate-street, London, E.C. 77, Buchanan-street, Glanow. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. L Ord Boston. . The Right Hon. Lord Tredegar. Sir Watkin 'Williams Wynn, Bart., M.P. Colonel Myddelton Iliddulph, M.P. Townshend Mainwaring, Esq., M.P. Colonel Watkins. M.P. Henry Thomas, Esq. Thomas Brassey, Esq. Lugh Ow.n, Esq. CHAIRMAN. Thomas Barnes. Esq Farnworth, near Manohester, Thomas Painter, Esq , Bodlondeb. Wrexham. Hugh Ox en, Esq., Barnsbury, London. William Wright, Esq, Cretiford Bank. near Wrexham. Edward Tench, Esq., 31aesg,wyn, near Wrexham. E. V. Kyrke, Esq., Stansty, near Wrexham. John James, Esq., I'las Acton. near Wrexham. Richard C. RAwlins, Esq., Bryn Alyn. near Wrexham. lharles Hughes, Eq., Hope-street, Wrexham. FIRE. insurances of all descriptions at the most moderate rates of premium. Claims liberally and immediately discharged. Losses by Gas Explosions made good. According to the 14test eturns published the increase in .e t n haotstaobfliTshliclditmToYre-Othtial Gn : other r r o nine ffic n es t Duty , some of p 100 years. aid h ic e i•d exceeded have ede The, increase shown by the P E OVINCIAL was exceeded by very few Offic , s. The Sum insured on FARMING STOCK with the Provin cial Office amiunted to £1,77 0 ,360. and exceeded that of 46 other offices.—There are only TWO Country Offices that exceed that amount. LIFE. Special and important advantages secured to persons assuring their lives with this company. Bonus divided every five years. For details see Prorpectus. Sur; endering of Policies —Should any person assure f in this Company be unable to carry on his po.icy, he may, after three years' premiums have been paid, surrender the same to the Directors for its value in cash, or for a new policy for an equ valent amount, free from premiums. New Fea , ures.—policies effected with this Company upox whi,;ll three years' premiums have been received, are ren dered indisputable and unchalleng,eable by Certificate of Directors. _ Halt' Credit System. —Policies granted on this system. tiesidei , ce in En opc allowed withont extra premium ; and also in Canada, NUNV &Maud, Cats of good I I ope, Port Natal, i.x.r Lain parts vi Australia, dud of Use United States. A inuasi N:44: 1.14 , • . - extra premium charged ter the voyage to and from each of the latter places. Claims paid within thirty days after production of satis factory proofs of death. ANNUITIES. Immediate and Deferred Annuities upon terms favourable to purchasers. LOANS. Advances made on personal Security in connection with Li4e Assurances. Interest .CA per Cent. on unpaid Principal. Loans repayable by instalments over 3 or 4 years. Forms of application for Loans may be had on application to the Offices of the Company, •or any of the Company's Agents. All communications strictly confidential. AGENCIES. The Directors are prepared to receive applications for Agencies from pers.ois of respectability and Influence when. ver the Company is not already fully represented. !tankers. Solicitors, Land Agents, and others appointed as private Agents whore desired. Application. invited. Liberal Commissions and Fees allowed to Agents. Fos tages and t arriage of Parcels allowed. sr- - 0 - Special and favourable terms offered to agents assur ing their own lives. ANTHONY DILLON, SECRETARY TO THE COMPANY, N.R.—The Dividend cc to) per Cent.) for the present year on this Company's Shares is now being pail laconic upwards of £60,000. ROYAL FREE HOSPI ('AL, Gray's-inn-road, in the immediate vicinity of the Great Northern Rail way Terminus at King's-cross. 'I he Comioittee earnestly solicit the. ASSISTANCE of the benevolent, as the premises of this Hospital are capable of containing several hundred more beds, had the t ommittec the requisite funds to maintain them. Contributions are received by the Treasurer, Edward Mas termau, Esq., Nicholas-1 ne ; and at the Ilonpital, from 10 till 4. STANFORD S. SMITH, Secretary. CLEANLINESS, DEALTH, and ECONOMY. These accessories to human happiness and comfort can only be secured to all the world by the use of DRAIIA SI and Co.'s EXCELSIOR WHITE SoF r SOAP, which is per fectly white, tree from sme ll, and has none of the in su p erable objections of the ordinary E ' nglish or Scotch soft soa p s. In dispensable to all households, hotels, manufactories, kick rooms, nurseries , hospit a l s , baths,. &c. It has no injurious properties, requires but little water, and needs no exertion in its use. 'I he price m uc h lower than any yet before the pubic. Sold by all respectable chemists, grocers, oilmen, and %allow chandlers in the kingdom. Wholesale and for exportation. Warehouse, 85. Hatton-garden, F.U. JONES' L 3 3,. SILVER LEVERS are the chief victory of the English Trade, rewarded at the (treat Exhibition for " Cheapness of Production." Can be sent to Dcumark for ss. each, postage. Mau nia‘tury, .:36, 4,Lfauti, Loudon. ~ ~, .. `~,, „ y oil • i I \ ti .. ~ . ,-- : . T `_,+ ZtK~ ~ .. ART UNION OF LONDON.—Sulnerintion, One Guinea.—Prizehulders select from the Public Ex hibitions. Every subscriber has a chance of a valuable prize, and in addition receives alt Impression of a Line Engraving by 11. C. Shenton and C. 11. Jeens, from the original picture by T. F. Dicksee, "A Labourof Love," together with a set of sixteen designs in outline, by P. Priolo, illustrating Tenny son's poem, "Idylls of the Kings," now ready for delivery. GEORG E G ODWIN, 444, West Strand, Feb. LEWIS rococK, Sees. BW. SHARP, PRINTER and STEROTYPER, • 25 and 36, Briggate, Leeds. Just Published, 892 pp., One Vol., !cp. B i'o. , cloth, 12s. dd., BRANDE and TAYLOR'S CHEMISTRY. London : John W. Davies, 54, Princes-st., Leicester-sq. Just Published, Second Edition, Revised, Bvo., cloth, 165., nT3S( MIE DISEASES of the BRAIN, and 1„ . 7 Disorders of the Mind. By FORBES WINSLOW, M.D., D.C.L. Oxon. London : John W. Dayies,s4,Princes-street, Leicester-square. This Day, crown Bvo., price Bs., ESSAYS and REVIEWS : their Origin, His tory, General Character and Significance, Persecution, Prosecution, Judgment of the Arches Court, Review of Judgment. By the Rev. ROBERT BRUCE KENNARD, ALA., Rector of Marnhull. - • • --- —• London : Robert Hardwicke, 192, Piccadilly. ROYAL WEDDING QUADRILLES, an d THE ROSE OF DENMARK POLKA MAZURKA , tyE. A. Morn THE ETTIN WALTZES, by R. PowELL. Just Published by Robt. W. (Meier, 19, Old Bond-street, W. SSHIRTS.--The REGENT SHIRTS. Six 'or 3ns., 365., and 40s.—The Regent Shirt has been largely patronised ; its superior shape, ma t er ials, and wo rk cannot fail in giving satisfacti o n. Kept n alt sizes or made to order. Directions for self -measurement sent post-tree.— Trlf,StAs GoLswoßTtly. Shirt Maker. Hosier, anti Outfitter, Foubert's-place, Regent-street, London, W. EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. QEWELL and CO. , ha ve j ust p urchased upwards 1.7 . 0 f 1,000 FRICNCII CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, beautifully worked, at less than 11 It their value. S. and Co. nvite Ladies' O ld to the abo Compton-house, ~ and 46 Co mpt on -stre t, ye. 10 and 47, Frith-street, SOW, W. e LONDO `.T andL A NCA:i HI RE VI ttE and LIRE IN-'UHANCE CoMPAN TES. FIRE CAM Al., 1:10. - LIFE CAPITAL, ncopo. With ',owe to increase. London-73 and 74, 'WI Liam-street, Liverpool—Middleton-buildings, Water-street. TIZUSTEI:M. * F. W. Russell, Esq , 111.1'. (Ullairmaa of the National PM' count Company, London). * Francis Braun, P.m" (Messrs. Blcssig, Braun, and Co., Ilver- pout). t John Torrance, Esq. (Dire.ter of the Alliance Bank Loncl * For Fire and Life Companies. t For Life Company only. BOARDS OF DIRECTION. Low DON. • Chairman—F. W. Russell, Esq., M.P. (Chairman of the National his ount Company). Deputy-Chairmen :—Fire—* Mr. Alderman Dakiu /Messrs. Dakin Brothers). Life -J. H. .11ackenzie, Esq. Greshaus House, Old Broad-street. E. I'. Alderson, Esq. (Belson. Tritton, and Co.). Abel Chapman, Esq., 70, Old Broad-street. C. B. Colchester, Esq. (Messrs. Colchesters and Woolner). J. H. It. De Cistro, Esq. (Messrs. Carruthers, Dc Castro, and Co.), Manchester and London. Mr. Alderman Hale, (Messrs. Warren, S. Hale and Sons). * Charles Joyce, Esq. (Messrs. Charles Joyce and Co.). Major John Gustavus Russell, (11, Nloorgutc-strect. Lightly ;impson, Esq., Bedtord-squarc. Thomas :atenlion-e, Esq., Merchant. * Directors of nrc Company only. Ltvlntroot. Chairman -Francis Braun, Esq. (Me , srs. Blessig, Braun, and Co). D. N Giannacoonla. Esq.(Messrs. Giannacopula Cochilau o Stephen Barker Onion, Esq. (Messrs. Guion and Co.) Daniel James, E.g. (' CS.ES. James, and Co.) (4enrize Kendall, Esq. (Messrs. Kendal Brothers). General Slanager and Actuary—William rallu Clirehuglb Esq. Secretary to the Liverpool Board—Tames Edward Gale, . 1 % 14 ' Consulting Actua , y—Jenkin Joies, Esq. BANKERS. Fire—The Bank of 'London ; Union Rank of Liverpool. Lift, , ---The Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited). AUDITORS. • C. T. TT. Allen, Fsq., 62, Threadneedle-street, London. * t Harmood W. Banner, Esq., Accountant, Liverpool. t C. T. Parr, Esq. (MesNrs. Carlisle, Parr, and Co., London. t Geo. I'. Robinson, Esq., DircAor of the Alliance Bank Of London and I iverpool, London. * Auditors of Eire Company. f Auditors of Life Company. SOLICITORS. London—Messy. Paine and Layton. Liverpool—Messrs. Fletcher and. hull. Home and Foreign Firc and Life Insurance business tran sacted at Moderate Rates. Foreign Residence and fravelling—Liberal conditions, for particulars of which see Rook Prospectus. Loans granted on Personal Security in connection with Life Policies. Bonuses given to Fire Policy Holders at stated intervals. Promptness and Liberality in the Settlement of Claims. Commission allowed to Agents and others introducing business. Prospectuse containing full information, to be had on applicat lon. It Is intended to reproduce the picture in positive fac-simile, colour and detail alike to be failtfuly repeated, so that the chromo-lithograph may take its place almost upon an equality amongst the most powerful, brilliant, or finished pictures in any collection. The absolute necessity of colour truthfully and worthily to Tee cord the magnificence of the costumes and decorations on the occasion will be apparent, whilst the charm it will give to the work as a permanent object of ecoration is indisputable. • The publication of thefac-simile picture will be limited to one: thousand subscribers ; it has been determined thus to body the number ot copies to be printed, and to destroy the, stones, in order to ensure to subscribers the possession of a thoroughly unique and positively choice work of art. Messrs. Day and Son are now receiving, subscribers' llama* and a first list of the distinguished names received will be published in the leading daily journals almost immediately. A subaription form will be found at the foot of this advertise ment, on which orders should be written. THE MARRIAGE of H.R.H. the Prince of WALES and 11.8.11. the Princess ALEXANDRA. Messrs. DAY and SON have the honour to announce that they have received the gracious permission of her Majesty to produce and :issue a Picture in Chromo-Lithography ot the Marriage of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and her Royai Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark in the Chapel of St. George, Windsor; to b+ painted by Mr. G. Thomas, who has b.en honoured on many occasions with the Queen's commands for works of a similar order.* The Queen has commanded that all facilities bs afforded Mr. Thomas in reference to this picture, which is to describe the most touching and interesting part of the happy scene' when, by Divine blessing, the two being made "one," to Prince leads his wife from the altar. Messrs. Day and Son therefore have the privilege te. state that as soon as possible, and eertainly at every early date after the ceremony, they will publish a fac-simile copy of the picture by Mr. G. It. Thomas,of important size, exerting to the utmost all the applianees of their art to render justice to a str ieCt so deeply interesting to the Pritish people. Messrs. Day and Son hope they may be permitted to en ter somewhat on this theme, with a view to show hoe/ many and great are the advantages it supplies to the artist. more especially with reference to the art of which they are profess.u.e. The venerab'e chapel, consecrated by time and associated with memories of so many British worthies, will torn' A grand and Impressive background to the. picture, with ito elaborate carvings and numerous banners of Garter Knights- The guests at the ceremony will not only c insist of the whole of the royal family of England and the Majesty of Denmark, it will include the peers, theprincipalcommeee_::' and the leading men of these kingdoms, the men elle g" - „ dignity to the Senate, the Ch ur ch, an d the Bar ; the chi officers of the army and navy, an d the several members et the royal households. The am b as s a dors of all natkna be there, dressed in their state robes, assisting' largely I 'l brilliancy of the display, where colour must be a prinoll , A, auxiliary to the pictured scene, so as rightly to describ an comprehend it. } specially will the ladies of the several Courts of Eel: contribute to the grace and glory of the occasion ; and t's artist will have one of the most delightful tasks within Ulu raese c f art—to piceire the beauty of the Eng ish aristocra4 and that of FO many other countries of the world. Abave all, the prominent part (•f such a picturs will be th e _ Prince and Process—both in early youth, both svi.h rare per sonal advantage., both such subjects as the artist would sire to aint if foun•i in any class IS life. le* It is seldom that a subject so adult , a , ly calculated for P torial representation, considers a in reference to its sev er- accessories, can he suppll• o to the arttoreorn - e-tsrive peratively demands as adequate es:name/nor item by art. , It is much that the universal accord f a whole pe ople ge; with this auspicious event; that the choice of the prince an of the royal families of England and Denmark gives its Pr i ; portionate degree of happiness to the whole realm; pro the int another bond of loving union between the Crown an il " on , people—another link in the chain that binds them st y of her subjects to the Queen; conswatins anew the Mills, or" the Good Prince," who e far-seeing* intelligence se,:io ti ned the young affection of the Heir of EngUnd as fru it of good to present and future generations. e tlitO Messr s Day and Son are justified in believing theu sa deeply interesting and singularly " picturesque" cererel"fst with reference to the impressive character of the plee'' s sa George's If ell), the variety of state dresses, robes, and ec.'Soss that Attie ther abundant, receiving immense val ue the varied display ot colours—is p csbarly calculated f.'r an play by the art of chromo-lithography, which, far better te any other class of art, can fully, accurately, and worthily present it. • ,„I. They therefore pledge themse'vea that an event se ii ',pa cious, so au :eekiiive of happiness in the present and of in the future, an I so ful. of subject for coinmemoration e art, shall supply materials for the gre 'test and best svo,r_aard chromo-lithography - raphy that has yet been produced in Eu s l or in ane country. Subscribers' names should be forwarded immediately annexed Corm : — °nee% To messes. l •ay and Son. Lithographers to the ss.,. e, Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, Lotol,nt " , m ila Place my name on your list of subscribers for the fac-s . i ths chronio-lithograph of Mr. George Thomas's pleilaielLf the " Marriage of 11.11.11. the Prince or Wales ana Princess Alexandra of Denmark." 'the size of the chromo-li ItoseTaph fac - s i m ile to be abO ut 20bv 30, on a mount 30 by The edition to be limited 4o to . t I,o l o % O ce cfp l ies t, stroyed.°BB.nd the stones de- Name No. of copies ....... Address ............... ungpi. kei r ar. pos ie t r. F s li t o o u7 Date ..... : .................. London —Pay 1 a Son. Ltilio;2rapl Gate-street, Lincoln's- nn-fields, 11'.C. Urt 4 Zei-`,l'llt'ilkf.o)rilgritni (d':),,t,1,ire,,,,, t d h e be Q, C ti r e: 7:: Arnomrothers may be minod-1. Distriblitlon of Crimelll Medals at the !lone Guirds. 2. iimiiew in !he ChanoW 7. Mars. on the occasion of her ltajei.ty's Visit to Paris. It 'Zat ratio i f urussiari Troops at Potsdam 4. Hint; of Sardinia f. %•1 04)1W eh. S. Coronationof the lof I' .- 0 11 :1?:,,,. 1 the Princess Royal doing llomage. 6. Marriage of 'king _ rtir4blA — •ll. the Princess Alice. _.----- THE MARRIAGE of the Pr i " Of WA LES and H.R. IT, the. Princess ALEX A.N P l - 0 „; -- HISTORY, 01 the WEDDINu4 at WINDSOR. ItY„." RUSSELL, late Special Correspondent of the " .4 The account of this most interesting nat'onal which Mr. Russell has undertaken to write vin, l 44 ,t illustrated by the pencils accomplished 1 , ,."'0 1 , and will be preceded by a bri e f description of Progress of the Suture Princess of W.les, and of the incidents cone cted with her journey, and such inform in relation to the sitbjuct itte.•as may' justify tlierubli,tot in calling it "The History of the Marriage " The tes t tile_ illustrated will descr be the principal scenes antecedent tuft nup lets, 111)111 the depat Lure of her Royal Denmark to he. recep be tion by the British fleet off the 1..,°4-e her pa-sage through London and her welt me by Pl 4 her arrival at the Castle, and the arran4ern en ts and detai the Marriage Ceremony, In addiu n, it is protio-ual def 1. . the costumes of th le ding persons at the wedding, n! t c ` n t represent in t lteir I rue colours the maelillicent bri (IA firci„ g chrotno-lithography affording a certain method of rcaL s o th perfection refined and characteristic likenesses , ns WeVu e ct 0 utmost splendour of dress or jewellery , or other oik ' 'artistic entbellshineni - Orilecoralion. The plates will I full colouri. and gold, in double-t It ted lithography, wood engraving. The illustrations generally will 4! t ; o '. by or under the direction of itobert Dudley, 1 4 " ( 1* _tGrore dents of the reception on the Thames and the arrival a. o.r end will be by 0. W. Brierly, Esq. As a work of the„ Fa), national. interest -as one po , sessinT every e lement 1 _ fiance and refinement - it is expect e d that it nuns t m, 0,14, a very lagx r demand ; wit IA for It bung - Ill" to c is fu•lr that it must be, beyond m•rY whet% the 0 , 6 1 cove••ed gilt-book. Owing to the extent and " r c_o butb, nature of the illustrati Its, the publishers think it Pr,..0 that It may be necessary, as the work progress ' ' nine crease the price to non-subscrib , rs to 11 .' 6 f ork They guarantee, however, to deliver the op, all subset ibers of three &mkt:as wh° B° nt 0 ' may be received prior to the announcern t . to the increase of price. Orders should be at once 4011 publishers in flue annexed form : 6, C ;°t To Messfs. Dny and Son, Lithographers to the Quec-n '- street, Line,oln's-inn-fields, L o ndon, W.C-„ gist° Place my name on your .t..ist of Subs cr iber % for the rwsl of the Marriage of his Royal highness the Prin icF.oo,f De's and her Royal Highness the Princess I l i c a xa y O o d u are ab°,' mark," by W. IT. Russell, Esq., L to publiAt with at least 40 ,i Brig - raving, hall Double-tinted Lithography, and I ,,S r atiL,',l)olon_Wii-O ours and GO ,- somely bound, large -Ito. Price, -Z 3 ........ Name ..........s ............ ....... ...................... Address ........ N umber ot C0Pi"...... Dat e .................... os t to be crossed "Union .... Cheques sent through the p of London, Temple-bar." d Son, lithographers to the Qu London : Day an Gate - street , Liwoltes-Inn-fieldB. THE mAltitlAGE of 11.R.H. the Prioce ' WALES. t tO Iv. FL r „ f oell, Egg., I. LI). tlate Special Corresponda me undertaken to write a history o le o t - "T i ! )c d s' , )h , a .A v hilt it is iinded to pub ish col' ° aid the anti al 11. and beautitutly Llustrated, Messrs. DAY and Sari %, : .es, t o o groatly honoured by any of the distinguished per:4o; A who ma y take Dart in the ceremonies SUPPLYING artY w th A CCUIt Al E DATA -upon CtmTls3ll:, A:e..izco °"ther lipecial Points of Detail inr illustration wh,ch t nigii ( t , the pa w i se escape notice. 1 hey w ou l d t ur th,r feel oblig e ! 1 gen tlemen who may h ave been engaged in d rectors-, lee ," arrangements lot the recept ion curaten wil' nT e rir Mons of any consti notions pr decorations inclined to sup ly them with ; drawinos or drs 01 their superintendence, or from their desigiis ; and 1-filii''''; Day and Son would also esteem it a great 13.V01.1r .i ., ec te , t persons who have been distinguished by havin"-r beel' o r . in 1.3 ,1 to supply the dresses, jewellery, or Initial presents, is urot it" . anything ll i i i 1 ' i i “111,, OAS ar,dei.„ to tae or_g_nality or sii ten ...o 1 ~,,,...t, great event, would supply 1 idem with information t r_i i i_ i i ii tio , f ir es.arrd me u ;sr, , several points to enable theta to do lull justice to I e trations.l Went Messrs. Day and Son think it advisable thus tottitip_P;ccurato i ' t o ' I) IRS the general an augments they have made to 2.!.'% us information for their illustrations, being i dc_s o ll _,. , to ID the value and beauty of their wink beyond t ii u c e , , ,ce The intorniation thus sought may have re e t . :!: ... „ oh _ t portion of the ceremonies lro the departure I, rr 1 0,g,t.r. Princess Alexandra 'rum Lenntark to the Royal .. . A. Windsor. no pee n + LC/W;(1n : Day ttli, .._t , . . Gate-street, L uculies-iuu-lields, ‘y.o. i q m I itho,rwheis to the -, 01. 1.3P.v0r Tii T „ __ Tu thn,;,„ prame rni, from „ „ ),,trat I' ~1 w~~li 1 111 w to abo D' till by itte n d let Di] S k An RITE: Dressl Mil l Is sin rPui for g ti with that NUJ 'ls t nrCIA Mari Yritte DN-111 GEO Ve: ale Whit IVI Dnni 1:r Pete Jam, Vr.tr Geor Prar en ill Ja3. 11] n