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I ..~ , k,~{lß~ ✓~ ~+r'~a ~ ____..,.......... 7 ._- _ . ITHEATRE -ROYAL, DZURY-LANE. • .°- MORROW . EVENING, Feb. 14, 1864 9 Wi lt be performed, a new Comedy, in five Ads, called THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER, , - The Charaa ers by . . - .. . afir. DOWTON;'Mr. 'BANNISTER, jun. Mr; POWELL Mr. PONE, Mr. RUS SELL, Mr. COLLINS, Mr, CAULFIELD, Mr. CHATTERLY.. Mrs. JORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss H. KELLY, •Mrs. SPARK'S, • 4 Mrs. SCOTT, Mrs. MADDOCKS. ' WIT H . THE CARAVAN ; . 4 , % ,Or, The DRIVER AND HIS DOG. .. in g t o - b rae new Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter, eaantinu hnl ver , e received through:mt with the most unbounded.and. tla ,, sal applau'e will be repeated every Monday, Tues „ -p h . . . Oni r "'lrsdaY, and Saturday; till further notice. slipperhursday and Saturday, 'Cinderella, or The Little Glass A ne i io ,, e w Comic Ope /LA an,i t‘ -, e ra, in Three S. •-•it .; • ~-, ra,ce„ art) in preparation at this Theatre.. the Music by Mr: 0 -- -7--- _EATRE_RoyAL, COVENT-GARDEN. -MORROW EVENING, Feb.l4, 180 4, • w ill bi,' perfo rmed ' lc; 1( ING JOHN. • • Lacii.engenisothanne,e,.,l\:tAir rKs.E.siE.O%. TP.L. "ITH °n Thur s d ---- ESCAPEs Law y „ aY, The Grecian ' • . -Daughter, with The Village On Saturcia On N 1,,, V , the Comie () • Zara, 4 uaY, 'Fl ick° . Pera of The English Fleet. A 1,1 Mrs Siddons. - un lit% 8..: - i i "Le osmyu, Mr. Kernble ; producewdeot°lt9rTuY' d in rive A6ls, is in rehearsal, and will be _ A new Alusre• ' f. ' s 3Y the 2.3 d instant. Pantornirni 4 Entertainment in Tw o Acts, and a Grand and wil l 4_cfli Romantic M 1 D a a, are in preparation, () hbe produced as so o n a r smpossible. Wts liAtti<t)4V tlvCl.osuttE.• . E, the Parliament for DI COMMISSIONERS. named `ln ...and viDik,,,appointedc by virtue of an Ad of os and WASTE and c"0",!1:1-:)TTIG, and INCL Ns NG the OPEN CRou,„"Pllv. I I ELDs, commo Coil • ' of within the PARISH of HA I( ROW, in the NY ot Middlesex do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, :Th:it -wethave, in pur'suance of the Powers and Authorities ltrtus Vested in and by the said Aa, marked and set out cer 2in Parcels of Land, part of the said Commons and ‘Vaste t;runds, which xve propos e to sell by Private Cohtratt, contbrmahly to the direelions of the said Ac - 1, at the House c.l Francis Norris, the Windmill Inn, on Harrow Weald Co mmn', in I farrow aforesaid, on Wednesday the Twenty tighth Day of Nlarch next ; which said Pieces .or .Parcels of Land are situated as follows, that is to say,- ' In are Marsh adjoining., tp the Estate of Sir Francis Ilillrnan, Beit.•-t-h'e'Co•iiirbon 'Called Berry Pond Hill, fir.ln W.eal Common, adjoining to the respeetive Estates of Graine r I Ve, Nirs. Elizabeth Lott, Mr. Wm. spittle 11r. Henry Sayer Thomas Chute? buck, Es q. and ad i ing . of Airs. Alaryiltnan-- to Ilarrow WeAki Lodge, the property Nvay. Richardln Sudbury Greco,. adjoining to the Estate of the late Page, gsq. . Piau i of whieli said ,Pleces or Parcels of Land may be seen at the time and place of Sale Ahd such of the Proprietors as pave not already delivered in their Clai_, are requested ing to Messrs Neeld _ and Flad to deliver in the same in folic-street, i n th ' gate, at their Offiee, in Nor.to vat the Wind •.. ,e. trand, previously to that day, or to us , Rini Inn aforeslid• 144 "• uated the ~ • • ~ on the iti 2.Bth d.iy of Matflt coin 'NY ®f February 1804- ' lON. GIBBONS, . • k. DAVIS,.. ~ • . ' . - JOHN. TRyMPER.. , - ZOUCHE B4RONY. • 'AbeIIEIR at 'LAW, or other CI NEAL DESCENDANTS (if any such there be), .of the Body sit MA kV ZOUCH E. sP,COND DAUGHTF.K. of EDWARD last LORD ZOUCHE.- TFIE said MARY ZOUC;IE was in the Year ~693 married at tianburv, in • the County of Worcester., to Thomas Leiehton, Esq. Sou and - Heir Apparent of Sir lhomas 441nort, Knt. Governor of Guernsey and Jersey. The said Thomas Leightein had 'isrie Edward, arid thrce Younger Sons "rhornas, Williain,, and Claarles, of which' aiti younger S'onsthere is nothing known with c,'> of be 3 ond the Register of their Births, but it is believed that Wil- Bain was after Wards knighted, as the Register of Hanbury furnishes an Entry of the Burial of a Son, Charles, in 658, 4 ^(l the Birth of a Daughter, Elizabeth, in 16 55, Children of a Sir William Leighton, Kin. ~, Edward Leighton, the eldest .Son of the said, Thoir.as ;•eighton, was married to Mary Stanley, in 16z4, ,by whom e. had issue two Sonsand three Daughters, Thomas and Ed- Nvard, m,ry, Barbara,' Jnd Elizabeth, besides a Son Henry . who' died an Intant, of which five Children nothing has yet been found except the Register of their Births. I;bee Heir at LaW, or other Lineal Descendants of the Body er ti t' said l'44rY.Zouche jil any such there be), are therefore 1 ., %.Y e4ile=ted,to give an any of such their Descent to .',,5rrt.t.,,,, li.opaet:.d NV9odeo'ck,. of Lincoln's inn, London, in then Interest, its t i n ? ‘ t h= nuv be given to them, to support 'ilonehe, in relatiOnL: tsohallhbe to advised, to the Barony Of .11siliopp, hart. has put in -1:-1 Title and Dignity Sir Cecil . . a hilt Clann as on- of the Heirs of lite Body of The last Lord Zouclhle, of Hary‘ngworth, being tieketided from Elizabeth Z o l ice c, and which he F, eldest Sister of the said initteCtof_Privil...ges of the House the Com 2rds, and stands ad iditriitedto Tuesday next, the rith d •• a Y 1 ebruary'lB4. - COTES°and WOODOCK. Petitioner's Agents. IVOTlltlessrs. S' R i --- ' u , l ( ;t l ASHWC)OD, a nd Co. CE is hereby given, l' hat the Trustees of -&--N• the Estate of Megsis. Strange; Dashwood, Agnew and l'eacocke, late of New Bond -street Dankest, intend to de c are.the at Diviaend of their Joint Estate on the 23th day February next. It.is particulatly on that all Per - tills who have no[ hitherto tielivered the partictilars of their c.rniii,l. ..„,,„Ji Luc ecairiti,s. tticy nom ror the sante, and =its Accounts, and agreed their Balance with - the Trustees- uruant to the Publie Notice already given for girt purpose will iminedi,ately do So, it being 4bsolutely, ttecessary that the airloUnt,ol each Creditor's',Deot k , hguld be accurately aseettained and settled' and in Affidavit uude thereof in lile mariner as : under a Commission of Bankrupt; before the Dividend cah.be paid thereon. No. 12, Fehchurch.trect, lan.-30. 1804. THE LAS T O The L 2.34 o f . APR! L, BEG ISO 4, r Y INS DR A W I NG „ L No. SCHEME.. o. of Prizes. Val. of each. Total Value. 2 o ,C 2 20,c0 are C4O . ;030 3 - 10,00 0 20,000 5,0c 0 isoo o - ;)(31 - x 4 ° 1,000 13 Sono joo 2o . So 200 oo- S too 71350 so 2a 12 , ,0u0 4,000 • 5 4 coo 5,000 4-,c3to 30;000 Tickets )4 . 262i • rt of the Capitals. First -drawn Tick.et First D.tv - ‘.1',960 First-dr.: 1a) T,..:tzet Seventh bay - £.20,000 La First -drawn N h F: unn -baY - - , and SIIARES ar•-.. SELLING 4t kiCENSED urri-FR \--01:1r1 cr.. • RE!.>ENT PRICE. S LVERY Ticket - - % 1 7 6 - o halt' _8 „ 8 c, Ei t o s 6 (4).l4rter -*- 4 to 'o:'Sl.l4.ll)th r 3 .° Titli.ets and Sinuus will gradually rise Lulu the.urioving• - 6:5 >o r - I THE NEW COMEDY. This Day wag published Price I-Lilf-a-Crown, _ _ rTHE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER, the New 1. Comedy now performing with unexampled applause at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. Written by Mr. CHERRY. Printed.for Richard. Phillips. No. 7', St.. Paul's Church yard; and to be had oral' Booksellers: • Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG's FARMER'sCALENDAR. 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Oxford-street; Mr. Ward, No. 324 Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. 269, Borough. To TuomAs TAYLOR, Esq: No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. . Honoured Sir, •• . Edinburgh, March Of, t?cr. T BEG leave to inform you, th a t e v er s i nce the 1 year 1790, I have been•alllieted with the Lnes :Vene. rea ,• which, from its obstinately resisting every Course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Facility nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivati and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little•rtitqf, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year toy disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large til,*t on the crown of my' head, one on each arm; and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner my right was dread. fully painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my .left had also • two large wiles mil:, was very much disco.loured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed; as nearly to de. prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was reeoth_ • mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received •so great a cure by them • here), to • take your Leake's . Patent Pil!s, w hick I began to do on the 26th of May ; in the coutse of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit -in little more than a month, the ulcers on my heal and_ arms were soundly healed=-.soon atter,• the sores' on my leis ..healed also; leaving, however, constuerable discolowation ii the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the !Mes sing o f God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsidede the nodes diSpeisM ? c, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off; I thus became,- by your libeial ,advice and Me dicine, perfecily , • free from .all my former e.ern , laint, have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am be. come jolly and . fat, in which state havingeontowed Many months to the 'astonishment' of all who knew me, I ant at a loss in what terms to express my ratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering n'tortals, to make this my case as public as posSible, as . 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