The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-20 00:00:00

ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE.

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TEili EVENING

Win be performed WOMAN'S LOVE. Clitheroe, Mr. Hicks
Wpmley, Mr. Dale ; Hollyhock, Mr. Forman ; Baldwin, Mr. Searle .
Kate Wynsley, Misa Vincent ; Lady Adeline, Mrs. Lee ; Pony Pry,
Mies Pearce.

After which, a variety of SIYGING and DANCING.

To emiclude with THE GALLEY SLAVES OF rOULON ; or,
The Hidden Treasures of the Cross. Supported by the entire strength
of the Company.

FAST-DAY.—BILLS of EXCHANGE.
We b.r to remind the public that, in virtue of 7 and
$ Geo. IV., c. 15, all bills of exchange and promissory
notes falling due on the fast-day, Wednesday, the 24t!,
inst., will become due and payable on the preceding
day, and, in case of non-payment, will be noted and pro-
tested on such preceding thy, and every such day of fast
shall for all other purposes as regards bills of exchange
and promissory notes he considered as a Sunday;" and
it is nut nec-scary to give notice of dishonour until the
day after the fast day. The bankers will not open on
Wednesday, the 24th. All the Government offices, the
Excise, the Customs, Stamp-office, and Treasury, &c..
Stock Exchange, East India and South. Sea Houses, the
St. Katherine, London, West and East India Docks will
be closed to business. The Prist-office will open as usual,
&c., remain closed.
except tho Money-order o ice .
will The theatres, British
Museum, National Gallery,

Mr. O'Connell's health is daily improving at
Hastings. He walks daily on the Esplanade, and
lsr.
takita
.
carriage exercise. The Earl of Shrewibury visited
O'Connell on Monday ; Sir Jas. Murray visited Mr. O'Connell
on Tuesday. Mr. O'Connell, on Tuesday, drove to Battle
Abbey.—Brighton Gazette.
AWICL DEATH OF AN OLD LADT.—Thursday an
NEW fip nest was held by Mr. Higgs, the Coroner for the Duchy
~.‘4
0 neuter, at the William the Fourth,
Clapham, on the
.of Mn. Sarah Platt, aged 72. Onl3it Sunday three
Cr; :., 1 - ads, u the dinner was about to be placed on the table, she
..._
,! suddenly fell on the fire, and was burnt in a very dreadful
Z, -. Manner. She lingered in
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great until
torture Sunday last,
'l. • ""ta " oxfirt \tort:tic:4" Aceitivutsd death."
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