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• -'. • " '''.lll/113ER 2395..) THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'TO -MORROW .EVENING, Dec. 1861, Their I\4:testi.,.si Servants "will ad • KING HENRY THE FIFTH ; Or,' THE BATTLE OF AGLNOOURT. King Henry, Mr. KEMBLE ; Duke of Exeter, Mr. WIWUGFiTON ; Gower, Mr. EARRVMORE ; Fluellan, DOWTON ; Pistol, Mr. suErr. - -Queen of France, Mrs. POWELL • Princess Katherine, Miss DE CAMP. WITH HARLEQUIN-AMULET ; • Or, THE MAGIC 01: KIONTA. On Friday, the Tr.igedy of King John; Constance by Mrs. Siddons. On Saturday, The Duenna, with Katharine and Petruchio. Early in - the next week will bo produced, a new Grand (composed by - Mr. ByMe), called The Festival of Bacchus. A new Piece, in Two*Aas, with Songs, called 'Fir Trani:, is in rehearLal,a.r.d 'will be produced as soon as pa•Mihle. • . - CO V L.NT-GA,RD EN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. 3t, 18r, will be performed, . non Jerome, Mr. MUNDEN; .Isaac :Ile Jew, Mr. FAWCETT; Ferdinand, Mr. iOHNSTONE ; Antonio, Tlr: HILL ' • rather Pauli /‘lr. TOWNSEND ; • • Carlos, Mr INCLE DON ; .The Duesina, Mrs. DAVENPORT; I.,puisa Mrs. MARTYR; Cl;tra, rIrs.I3ILLINGTON. WIT H ITARLEQIJIN's . ALMANACK ; Or, THE FOUR SEASONS. Atli New Masi:, Sctutry, jaciinery, Dresses, ,and De. eoratl6llS. The Music compose'J by Messrs. Reeve and W. Ware. The - Overtnre by. Mr. Reeve. _The Pantotnime invented by Mr. T. Dradin, and produced under tit: Direction of NLr. Bolooa, jun. The Pantomime Characters by . . Mr. BOLOGNA, tun. Mr. BOLOGNA, Mr. DE,LPISiI, Mr. L. BOLOGNA,. 11r KLAIsIERT, Mr. BEVERLEY, And .M. star MENACE. Zeirs. ST. LE(3E k, Mrs. WHITMORE, Mrs. WATTS, Airs. buLOGNA, Mrs. CARNE, Mrs. I ENKINSON, - •• And Mrs. WYBROW, The Vocal Characlers bV Mr. HILL, Mr. EMERY, Mr. CORY, Mr. KING, DIBDI Miss WHEATLEY; Airs. EDWARDS, Mrs: BASTER, Mrs. DLO itTO,N. • On Friday, the new Open; of Chains of the..l-leart. On Saturday, As - You Like It, in which. Mr.. Cooke will, for the first time, appear in the Chaxacter of Jaques ; Rosa lind by Mks Murray On - Monday Mr. Cooke will perform Zang:i„ in the Tea- Itedy of The Revenge, which hastiot beenattekt at tlfis Thea tre these fifteen yeai'it. On Tuesday ..Mrs-Bitlington will appear in. Rosetta, in Love ilia Village, for the first time since net return to Eng land. On Woclnesclay, Folly As It Flies. .A New. Tragedy is in rehearsal. Due notice %rid be giv.3i oi Mr. Cooke's next Representa tioavi King Richard 111. Ax g DR. A At a M ESTI NC; held at Cross, near Axbridge, on Friday the trth Pay oiDece:nber,• rsal, pursuant to Public Ad vertisement, WILLIAM DICKINSON, Esq. in the Chair; CONW,\Y, the Solicitor, according re) the di rediun -of. the last - Meeting, producvi the Drafts. of the Petition to Parliament, and Bill for the I inirrovement, as well pt the Lands allected-by the Drain.n.e of the said River, as oft c ::urination thereof.-; oettlgtyptovetl, Ordered, That thAolicitor do get ,the bill .printtd, an d attend the next. Meeting with the Petition for Signatures, and the Bill, in order that all Persons interested in the saute passing into Law, ma) assent to, or dissent•therefroin. - • That the next Meeting oe. held at the TowAllall in WellS, on Friday the titli Day of January next, being the 'Sessions Week, at Twelve o'Clock'at . NYon, when and where all Persons interested in the,said Drainage are reqn:..Stecl' to at_ tend, for the purposes afoiesaid. Ordered, That these Resolutions be printed lathe same Newspapers as th \ e Notice of this Meeting vas. WILLIAM DICKINSON, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, Ordered, the Tpailics of this Meeting be•given hint for his atteadariceandAbL: couduct in the Business. - WEST RIDING of YORKSHIRE. HOUSE of CORRECTION, - WilK t Ef NICE hereby gi yen, That the next Christ mas Genera: Quarter S;;.;sions of the Peace will be ad journed from DOncas:er SessiOns to The White Hart Inn, in Wakefield, to be there held on Thursday' the IStii Day of rthruary next. fur the purpose of ELECTING a GO KNO R of the HOUSE of CORI:Tic - I'lON at:WAKE VI ELI) ; and that a Bond in Two Thoqand Pounds .will be required for the due execution of the Office. No one reed apply whose Character will not bear the strielest scru tiny, and who is not a marri..d man. The Salary is asol. per annum, •With a Hour. to live in, and Coals found,. but -no Fees, Rewards, Profits, 13 r Per quisites whatever. _ . _ The Governor !ias the appointment of all the Servants un der him, and is responsible for their Conelila, although their Salaries are paid by the Riding. Notice is also hereby given, That et !the above time and place, a TASK-MASTER will be cleaed for the said liouie of Com-ction. The Salaiy is at present 6,)1. per ann: With a House and Coals. The Task-Master will also be re quired to have an unexceptiottable•Citaracter, write a good hand, and keep Accounts. A." Bond in cool. with sufficient Sureties, will also Ile required tube give' to the Clerk ()Idle Peace for the performance of his duty. Clerk of the Peace's Office, Wakefield, December 10, iSor. J. FOLJAMBE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace JACKSON and BrCkTLETI"S'DIVIDEND. 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For this rea son, the Proprietors, by the hvour of. His Majesty's Com missionerssyt the Stamp-office; hasie affixed a stamp kin each • .bottle, printed in black ink, with ineltwords " Spilsbury and Co. No. is, Soup-square," expressed upon it,' which, ii the Purchaser attends to, together with the words ". by the King's Patelit," on the bottle, hill, and wrapper, \vita the. Add - toil of the King's Arms on the larger, he may he as-• sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicint, as sold at tile DispenSacy, Soho-square, London, in bottles of ss. and IL as. each, duty included. POETRY. rz. CLASSICAL ENGLISI - TrOETRY, for the Use of Schools and Young Petions of both Sexes; seL,:t.!..l from the best Authors, with -a . Prcta:se, indicating the s.:nral Spccies of,.Poetry, and their Modes o - 4 . Recitation. By. Mr.. Pratt. Price*. 6d. btilrds, or Ss. bound. 13. P'O'ETRY for CHILDREN, consisting of. Pieces partly original and partly selected; which may.be committed to memory at an early'Age. 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Printed for lkikitaril Phillipaf No • 71, St. Paul's Church.. yArd ; by all Booksellers in the Brii.ish with a liberal All-oVvance to Schools, and to persons who purchase quantities. • N:B: As the Publisher guarantees the Book Selling Trade from los.; by exchanti ng either of the above.inentioned. hoLks, in a clean and pert::et state, for any other of tll2:ri ; Master; and Governesses of Acaiettiles are able to insp,;:t d, se Pub lications tree of expehce, at tne'Shopol every. re.,ke,:table and BooksUier. BY HIS MAJ ESTI"s ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Dr. BRODUM's Nr.IVOLIS CORDIAL and BOTANIA C4'L SYRUP. • T T has l o ng been a question, as well as a matter IT of surprise, why ,Dr.. Brodum s;iould be inure resorted to as a Medical 'Man, than some of our first Physicians, whose character and coinience has never beendoubted: this Enigma has long puzzied all ranks people ; bat when, we weigh and consider the cause Ma deliberate 'framer, the surprise ceases, and the cat . iraCl is . taken from the eye. For instance. hop nurrictous are the disorders the lrainan frame is st.b . ;ezt to, and which arise, solely from the. Patient's improdeii_c ; these Coinpl; - iiir the Patient is ashamed to untold to IllS own I :mu ly a tan, either fearfu Lit inay day some unfore tiee•. • ! ; Is tc , j',l, , sician he is intimate with ; and in which case t ,, •kt ui particular otter) falls a sacrifice, rather than t, dn.: secret of their guilt ; and without knowing the the Disorder,-it is imposSible fOr any Physician to pre v:ith success; these, then, arc the P.cier.ts who can wito sai'.:ty apply to'Dr. iirodurn, ter they have only to sign initials to - tileir letters, and state their case without any reserve whatever. TheDoclar sends them either a Prescrip; tion or Medicine (as the case May require; without ever know ing the person who has inJue application to him, an:l the matter rests -*ever a secret, as lc is out of the power o; the .Doetor to make a diS t every : this is the only and true cause why Dr. Brod= monopolizes the application of all ranks of people to himset; . ; and particularly so, as his Character i so establiSned as a Physician, when we oostrve: in the Daily Papers, the well authenticated Cures performed by him, to persons woo have laboured for many yews under Gout, RheuniatisM, Evil., Scurvy, Nervous, ConsumPtive, Yellow Fever, jaandiee, Bilious Complaints, Spasms in. the Stomadi and Bisweis, and debilities or.botn Sexes, arising ficnn natural or acquire.; causes, in particutar, thbse Com plaints originiding twin intemperance, improper indalgenees, inebriety, or excessive grief. For. the removal of every kind of obstruction, in the system, there arc fe,v Medicines of equal efficacy, and in Complaints of the Liver, many-can tesilly, who 11 .Se witnessed its beneficial ettects, even after the tormation of a chirroas substance—The Yellow Fever, and those fatal Diseases that originate in the baneful atmosphere in hot climates.- The .130TANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS. COR DIAL, to be had at • the" ,Dodor's House, No. 9, Albion street' seven doors from "the Leverian Nlusedin, Black triars-bridgi, in. Bottles, at 11. as. its 6d. and ss. 6d. Also of lei:Jot:it and 'Co. (late Bacon), No. 150, 0)(16rd-street ; Tint,- Royal Exchange; E. INlewbery, corner of St-Paul's Church=yard; Boulton, Royal Exchange; Mr. Cockell's Medicine Warehouse ' ' No. 229, Strand ; and oy most 13ook sellers and Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. RIIEUMATISNI: Rici,NLIFFE's RHEUMATIC TINCTURE. THE increasing Coldness of he Weather has thrown an air of gloom and despondency on those who are occasionally afflited by attacks of Rheumatism. Lum-. bag°, - Rheumatic Gout; 'Spasms, Paralytic Aitettions, Sprains, Chilblains, &c. These Complaints, however, are its all cases essentially relieved, and in most cases entirely cures, by'l:.tdclilfe's Antarthritic TiriCture, proper Directions fox the use of which ara delivered With each bottle, contain nil; m a nuinerns List of Cures, authenticated by Gentlemen of the stout respeiable character and fortune. .Sold by the Proprietor, No. 84, Long Acre wholesale, by Howard and Evans, Cong-laue,'West Smithfield ;134rlow's, M. E. N0.,39, Cpckspur-street ; Swittey's, ; Jacob and Tebbs, Old Bond-street •, Green's, No. -132, and jeboult's, , No 150, Oxford-street ; Dangerlield's, Berkley-square ; .Newton's, corner of Great Ittisll-street ; Shavy's„,No. 72, .Borough ; Royal Exchange ; No. 46, ,Cornhill ; and the:•princi pal Towns. in Great Britain, in Bottles,. zs.'9d..and. gs. sd. Stamps included. • , _ • „. ft, , 'N I PALM SOAP, New Discovery the.greatest Perfe&ion, manntadured from that highly esteemed article, Palm Oil. ( Samuel Berry having been repeatedly solicited by his numercis 7 : and respeCiable Friends, •to make his . Pahn Soap more generally knOwn amongst a discriminating Public, and extensive Conneclion ; and he, ever anxious to supply tin-rn with such (roods only as are of the first• Quality, takes the liberty of recommending his Palm Soap, with tne greatest cJnliden , e. to the notice of the Nobility and Gentry, for their peenliar use, many having adopted it exclusivelir. Th 6 p!easantness and utility of the Palm Soap has merited their attention and patronage, and is held in the highest estimation tar softening and bracing the Skin again suite heat of tne - san,• &c. and its constant use in the Winter Season, is found an: excellent defence against cold winds, and sharp frosty air. Sold in Squares, or Balls, rs. each, with the figure of a Pahn-tree on the.cursitie wrap per, wirh• the words Samuel Berry's (late Berry and Main) Paim Soy, in a cireic, and a with each; descriptive of its .virtues. - As many Gentle men rind great didiculty in procuring good Soap for shaving, it is recommeoded as the best thing tor-making a 'tine sutt 14, rher, In round Cakes, ts. each.. Prepared anti sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No. 17, _,PICek-;:treet, Soho; anti by his appoin meat, at the principal Perfumers in Lon don, aiid different Towns in the three Kingdoms. 4