The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-22 00:00:00

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The Cligraders by
Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER.
. Mr WItOUGHTON, Mr. MATHEWS,
Mr. PALMER. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RUSSELL,
Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. POWELL,
Miss BOYCE.
The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. DE CAMP,
And the Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON.

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After which will be produced (for the first time) a new
• Grand Serious Ballet of Ation, called
.CARACTACUS.

ANCIENT BR.ITONE.
Caraaacus (the General), Mr. LVEG VI LLE,
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(From the Opeia-House, being his first appearance these iz
years);
Illwy, Mr. ROBERTS,
(Ftom the Opera-House, his first appearance on this Stage);
Hengo, Miss C. BRISTOW ;
Edgar, Master NOBLE •
Cadwal, Mlster WALLA& ;
Oswald, Master BRISTOW •
Modred (the High Priest), Mr. CORE ;
Mador (the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ;
Druids, Messrs. DIGNUM, GIBBON, MILLER, FITZ.
SIMMONS, &c.

Isla, _Miss GAYTON ; '
thelinde, Mrs. SHARPE ;
Virgins, Miss G EEN , Miss TWA NILE Y, Misses H. and
L. DENN ET, Miss TOOSE, dec.
ROMANS.
Cwsar, Mr. CRANE lELD,
(Being his first appearance on thii Stage);
Claudius, Mr. FISHER.; • •
..Drusus„ MALE ' • •
Marcus. LAURENT. •
To-morrnw, the new i:•_dy Of The World.
A new Comic Opera, Adis, is In reheartittl.
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THEATRE RC:IYAI4' COVE NT-GARD EN.
Tip-monitow., EVENING, April 23, 1898,
will be perlorbokd
lirtMLET, OF DENMARK. •
. • • . 114ris let, Mr. EMBLE ;.
Polintlits,' • Mr. MU N LIEN;
. ;,,:;hosr Mr. POPE
' _ Qumerr, drs: Sl. LEW', R;
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WHO WINS:
Or, THE WI DOW's CHOICE.
•, The Characters by
VAWCETT, Mr. LIS'fON:,
Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DENbIAN,
- Mrs. KF.MBLE, Airs. LISTON,
iseDECAMP.
Ilexes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.
4.;Allery as, Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery as; Second
Price 6d. No Money to be returned.
Places for the Ildxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-olfice, in Ilan-street.
The Doorl to be_opcnetl at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six. - ' . •
account of the great overflow last Monday night, the
Tragedy o 1 King Richard the Third will be repeated,, for the
4th tiinc this season, on Monday next.
The Public are respealtilly intOrmeil, that Shakspeare's
Play of The Two ccollernen of Verona can only he acted on
Tuesday and Fridey Evenings next—on Tuesday: with the
Milo-Oraina of The Blind Boy ; and on friday with the
Musical Farce of Who Wins or, The Widow's Choice.

The late Sit JAMES ‘VIikITERLAKE's COLLECTION
• Ott Pott.T tt ATs and }11:STO1II e'ltiN'FS; •
MR. STE WART most resptttfuilv itifilrnis the
Public, the Colleaors Amateurs, and Lovers et the
Fine Arts, that the Sale will take place at his 194,
Piccadilly, on Monday next, A Kit 25, and eleven lullowing
days, Sunday excepted, of the genuine and extraordinaiy
Col Whorl of British Portraits and Historic Prints, the P roots
and Variatiunsinnthneraable, Private Plates, Unique Prints,
and lkilibiatu're* unknown in any other Collection or Public.
Repository, forming,. the most spit., :lid and rare Collodion
hitherto submitted by Public Sale ; colleaed with a true
classic taste of the Fine Arts by the late Sir James Winter-
lake, Bart. T 6 be viewed and descriptive Catalogues, had.
. Any Ladies or Gentlemen who cannot 44tend ,the Sala
may depend updn their. Commissions being faithfully exe-
cuted by Mr. Stewart.

• RADE.. ISLE OF.AVIGIIT.
PLEASANT COTTAGE.
T 0 11E SOLI),
AA FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, Gar-
den, and Orchard, with Coat;ln.house, Stable, ,and
Yartl,• at Upper Kyrie, called BANK COTTAGE, coin.
tnandutz beauttrul Prospe:qs by Land and Sea.
The Flotise is replete with Convenieacies Tor a ,Family.
The Garden is in good order, jilt! tiltt rehant well stocked
With a variety of 'l•rcesi forming a rural and pleasant Appen.
iiiage to the Uwelling.house. Immediate possession may be
tad.
Apply for particulars to Thomas Andrews Minchin,
Bank, Portsmouth.

ANTIQUITIES AND NATURAL HISTORY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. KING and LOCHEE,
At their Gre.it Room,, No. 38, X.ing•street, Covent.Gaidcn,
on Monday, April 2s, and Two following Days, at T wylve
o' C lock

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LUI-‘l3 LE COLLECTION of NATURAL
!STORY ; con iSting-of a superb Cabinet of VaseS;
found in Magna C.; 46. Ancient Coins and Medals, hlanti.
scripts in Creek, Arabic, and Turkish. atinong theft' arc the
Nine Greek Orators;, Models from Ruins in Italy, by Do-
menico Padigione, of Naples t. a capital Mahogany Library
Table, with brass teas round the top, and twelve doors,
brass andtsilk curtains, ten feet long, and live feet
wide; a Deal Cabinet, with glazed doors, and titteen drawers
underneath; together with the suburb Herbarium o those
celebrated Botanists, Palasand Nxzen ; also a valuable Col.
ledion of Minerals ;. the whole coiletied during many years
travel it) 'rations parts of Europe, Asia, and Attica.
May be viewed and Catalogues had. , •

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For RIIEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, CFIILBLAINS,,&e.
Dr. STEER's OPODELDOC.
In the Stamp round each Bottle are engraved the Wor
" F. Nevvbery. No. 45, St. Paul's," anti those without
this distinction are spurious.
THE 4uceessof this Medicine has given rise to a
great number of Counterfeits, as well as to a variety ni
Enibrocationt, Essences, Liniments, Bcc. some of which are
so hot and strong, as often to excoriate, to cause blisters. or
even to contract the sinews ; and others are so weak as to be
e‘ tno eflett but this Opodeldoc, by its happy combination,
by the union of efficacy and satity, will ever maintain its
wonted eminence and superiority. By its warm, penetrat-
ing, and attenuating qUalities, it la a most excellent remedy
for external Itheurnatisms • and by its strengthening powers.
it speedily restores the parts which are injured by Bruises and
Sprains; it is of great service in Cramps, or Numbness; in
Stsithesa or Weakness of the joints; as al.° in promoting
Circulation in. the Limbs when in a paralytic state : it Is
likewise particularly successful in Chilbaitis and, it used in
time, will prevent their breaking, but in ads complaint a
little of it should be dissolved in a spoon, and applied warin.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, fit. Paul's,
four Doors from the Coach-way from Cheapsidc, London,
price as. 6d. each Battle, duty included g and, by their ap-
pointment, b Bacon and Cu. Oxford-street ; Mae, Old
Boi,d-Ptreet ; Vayleyand Co Cockspurrcet ; Ward, Mid-
dle-rosy,. Holborn ; Clarke, Borough itigh-street ; ikanctall,
RoLil ;Exchange ; Dicey and Sutton, how Churchyard;
and Kith?, corner of Ludgate:street.

TO BE DRAWN IN GUILDHALL,
April 26, 0108.
CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES,
discharged of Land-Tax, of the estimated Value of
to.boool.
The Scheme contains
i Prize, valued at 425,000
I - - 7,000
- 6,0c0
4,303
3,00 a
2,000

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25 , 000 i.

7,000
24,000
28,000
Moo()
2,000

pr. 154,000
TICKETS and SHARES are on sale at Messrs. HA-
R HU it NE, and Co.'s Office, 93, Royal Lxclange,
London.

Present Price - Ticket 47 19 0

Half - - £.4 4 ° E.ighEighth'Cl 2 o
Quarter - 2 3 ol Sixteenth 0 o
Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis.