The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-01 00:00:00

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_Jr This Railway is NON'T OPEN To.; - the Conveyance .v.L4
,aisi,nger7.-, .irom etc.; terat,orai-j Station, Devonshire-street, 1
rule-e-aix-road, to Rorailivd. - .
" The Departure.a the Train t. 1%. follOws: ' '
' DOWN TRAINS. - .- - IMP-TRAINS.
FROM LONDON. - FROM ROMFORD.
Monstxa: ...... 1;..j. to 10 ,-! 7+IOa.NING 9
... „.. !,,,; past 11-'' ' •.. ' „, I.i past 10
AFTk:KNoori:... IA to . 2 .•• ... • 124
- ...
... 14 'past 3 ArTzIi:NOON. :? past 2
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.";:'• ',:.- lit to 5 ... -;.• • - 4
. ... ... 1,..1 past 6 . ... ... 4 past 3
. .. ... , IA -to S . ... ...-
,The Down Trains from London will stop to take up and set
'.Town
passengers at the Stratford Station at Ten Minutes after,
and-at. the Ilford Station at Nineteen Minutes after each of the
above hoary. ..
1 The Up Trains from Romford will stop to take up and set
doon •passengers at the Ilford Station at Fourteen :Minutes
I after, and at, the Stmt:Ord Station at Twenty-three Minutes
after each of the above-mentioned hours.
1 ' On Sunday, the Trains at the hours marked *do not run.
French's Coaches will leave Chelmsford daily at Seven in the
Morning, and Five hi the Afternoon, to meet the Up Trains at
:Romford,, which start for London at Nine o'clock in the Morn-
ing, and Seven in the Evening, and will immediately forward
passengers arriving a" Romford by the first Morning Train
1 from London, and again in the Evening at Seven o'clock, on
f the arrival of passengers by the Train which leaves London
at a Quarter to Six.
i , Omnibuses will be in attendance at the London Station, on
t the arrival of each Train from Romford, to convey passengers
I to all. parts of the Metropolis.

ISSUE of the WEEKLY CHRONICLE NATIONAL
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• •ef his Grace the DUKE of WELLINGTON, being
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. THEATRE' ROYAL,'COVENT GARDEN.
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The Public is re:Tectfully informed, that the
PRESENT NIANAGEMEN..T WILL TERMINATE
• . -WITH THIS SEASON. -- •
TIIIS EVENING, JULY 1,
Will b'.l.performed the Historical Play of
KING lIE.NLY V., •
From the Text of Shakspeare.
king Ilenr) the Fifth, Mr. Macready.
To conclude with,
, . ERA DIAVQLO.
Mltt;quis Sin Carlos. Mr. Collins; Lorenzo, Mr. H. Bedltrti ;
• - Zerlina, Miss Romer.