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      126 The Leader And Saturday Analyst. {1?...

      126 The Leader and Saturday Analyst . { 1 ? eb . 11 , 18 6 0

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      The European Assurance JL SOCIETY , ¦ Jgmpoioered bySpecial Act ' ofParlinmtnt . FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LIVES , ANNUITIES , AND THE GUARANTEE OF FIDELITY IN SITUATIONS OF TRUST . ¦ . Chief Office—2 , WATERLOO PLACE , PA LL MALLi LONDON . . The-existing Revenue from . Prertxiums exceeds OA £ HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS . . ¦ ¦ ¦ President— . ; . ¦ TheRight Hon . T . Milner Gibson , M . P . Chairman of the Board of Directors—Henry Wickbam Wickham , Esq ., M . P ; BOARD OF DIRECTORS . . John Cheetham , J > Uq ., Stalybridge . James Davidson , Esq ., Broad-street Buildings ; John Field , Esq ., Warnford Court , City . Charles Forster , E ? q ., M . P . for Walsall . Richard Francis George , -Esq ., Bath . Henry H . Harrison , Esq ., Hamilton-place , Saint John ' s Wood . Thomas C . Huyward , Esq ., JUinories sail Highbury . John Hedgins , Ksq .,-Cavendish Club . T . Y . TUcCliristie , Esq . Revising Barrister for the City of London . ¦ ¦ .-. ' ' James Edward MeConnell , Esq ., " WVilverton . John Moss , Esql , Litchurch , Derby . Charles William Reynolds , Esq ., Eaton-place , Belgravia . ' : Richard Spooner , Esq ., M . P . for Warwickshire . H . W . Wickhiirn , Esq ., M . P . for Bradford . Thbs . Winliworth , Esq ., Gresham Club , and Canonbury . . ¦ -. ¦¦ J . P . Brown-Westhead , Esq ., M . P . for York . 17 Guarantee Policies of this Society are authorized to be accepted by Government . Poor Law Board , and other Public Departments . The leading London and Provincial Joint Stock and private , Banka , the principal Railway Companies , Life and 3 ? ire Offices ; Public Companies , Institutions , and : Commercial Firms throughout the Kingdom , accept the Policies of this Society as Security for their Employes . . '' . ' -. ¦ . Immediate Anmiifcies ; , payable during the whole of Life , may be purchased on the following scale : — Annuities granted at tlie undermentioned Ages for every JElOO of Purchase Money . . Ages . 50 , 55 GO 65 70 ^ able ^ riy ' . } & 17 0 8 16 8 10 3 4 12 1 3 U 16 2 Lists of Shareholders , Prospectuses ^ and Agency applications , may be . obtained on application to the MANAGEK .

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      f peetli i * eplaced . Decayed J- Teeth restored . Mr . A . ESKELL , Surgeon ^ . Dentist , supplies patented Incorrodible Teeth without extracting Teoth or Stumps , on his never-failing and painless principle of self-adhesion ; rendering detection impossible . Articulation and mastication guaranteed . Decayed Teeth rendered insensible to pain , and stopped with his Oateoplastlc Enatnel—of the same colour as tlio Teeth , permanently useful , and lasting unchanged for years , ( a most . important discovery in Dental Science 1 ) Loose Teeth , fastened , See . Hours , Ten to Six . Consultation free . Charges strictly moderate . 314 , Regent-street ( opposite the Polytechnic ) , and Bennett's Hill , Birmingham .

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      RUPTURES , By Hoyal Letters Patent , WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS is allowed by upwards pf 200 Medical Gentlemen to be thq most effective invention in the curative treatment of Hernia . The , use of a steal . spring ( so hurtful in its effects ) Is herd avoided , a . soft bandage being worn , round tlio body , while the requisite resisting power is supplied by the Moc-Main nnd Patent Lover , fitting with so much qaso and clpsonqsa that it cannot bo detected , nnd may bo worn during sleep . A dosoriptivo circular may bo had , and . tho Truss ( whioh cannot fall to Hfc ) forwarded by post , qu the circumference of the bofly . 'two inches bolavr tho " hip , being sent to tho manufacturer , JOint * WHITE , 338 , P , iooadiUy . I + ondon , Price of a singlo truss , 10 s ., 818 ., 30 s . fld ., and Sis . Od . T-Postngo 19 . Double Truss , 31 a . fld ' ., 42 s ., and C 2 s . Od . —Poatnffo Is . 8 d . Umblllonl Truss , 42 s . and 52 a , fid . —Postage Is , lOd . X ' ost-olBco orders to bo made payable to JOHN WHITE , 'Post-oHloe , picoadUly . ELASTIC STOCKINGS , KNEE-CAPS , Seo . for VARICOSE VEINS , and all canoe of WEAKNESS and SWELLING of tho LUGS , SPRAINS , & c . They are porous , lie lit in toxturo , and inexpensive , and arc drawn on like an ordinary stocking . Prloo from 7 s , Gd , to ICs . oaolu— -Postage Gd . ' JOHN TVJnTiE , Manufacturer , 328 , Plooadllly , London . ,

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      GREY HAIR RESTORED TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR . , Neuralgia , Nervous Headache , Rheumatism , nnd SUIT Joints cured by by F , M . HiaiUtlNG'S PATKNT MAGNETIC ) . BRUSHES , 10 s . mid' lfis . f COMES , 2 s . fld . to & Oa . Gray XInIr and Baldness nrovo « t « cl by JB \ M . IJC . ' s Parent Preventive Brush . Prloo < ls , nna lie . O < noo 8 , i } 2 , BnalnclmU-atreot , London , whoro may too had , Gratis , tliu Illustrated primjpUlot " Why Hafr becomes Grey , and Its Remedy , Sold by all Ohyinists njid A ' ornimore of roputo .

      ! Theatees And Amusements.

      ! THEATEES AND AMUSEMENTS .

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      ROYAJL ENGLISH OPERA , COVENT GARDEN . Under the Management of Mrss IiO . UlSA PYNE and 5 fb . W ; HARRISON . EIGHTH WEEKOF THE . PANTOMIME . Last Nights this Season of " Crown Diamonds . " Only representations of the " Rose of Castile . " On Monday , February 13 th , . and Thursday , lGth , Bellini ' s Opera , SONN-AMBULA . Messrs . Henry Haigh , Santley , G . Honey ; Misses l ' arepa , Thirlwall , and F . Cruise . On Tuesday , 14 th , and Friday , 17 th , C R O W N DIAMONDS . Messrs . H . Corri , G . Honey , St . Albyn , and W . Harrison ; Miss Thirlwall aiid Miss Louisa I ' yne . On Wednesday , 15 th , and Saturday , 18 th , Balfe ' a ROSE O F C A S T I L E . Messrs . Santley . Honey , St . Albyn , and W . Harrison ; Miss Thirhvall , and Miss LouiSii Pyne , Conductor , Mr . Alfred Mellon . To conclude with the Pantomime of . PU SS IN BOO TS , Messrs . W . H : Payne , EL Payne , F . Payne , Barnes , Talliens ; Miss Clara Morgan , and' Infants" Lauri ; Mdlles . i . equine , Pasquale , Pierron , Mous . Vandris . Stage Manager ,. 'Air . Edward Stirling . Acting Manager ; Mr . Edwurd Murray , . . No charge for booking , or fees to box-keepers . Stalls , Vs . ; private Boxes , to hold four persons , from 10 s . fid . upwards ; Dress : Circle , 5 s . j Amphitheatre Stalls , 3 s ;; Pit , 2 s . 6 d . ; Amphitheatre . Is .

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      THEATRE ROYAL , HAYMARKET . CUnder the Management of Mr . Buckstone . ) Monday , Tuesday and Weduesday ( posttively for these three nights obly ) , THE HUNCHBAeK , which will be perforniecl precisely as . represented at Windsor Castle , on the 1 lth January last , by command of Her Majesty . Julia , Miss Amy Sedgwick ; Helen , Miss Swanborough , who is expressly engaged for these three representations only , in order that-the performance , shall , in all ( respects , be the same as at the Royal-Dramatic Representation . The rest of the characters by the members of the Haymarket Company employed on that-occasion . After which , ' the Pantomime 6 f VALENTINE'S DAY . Scenfiry and Opening of the Fairy Valentine by Fenton . -PantOr mimists . the unrivalledXeclefcqs . Thursday , Friday , and Saturday , AN UNEQUAL . MATCH , being the last three nights of Mi . ss Amy Sedgwick .

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      ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE . Lessee , Mr . A . II-rris . Monday , and during tlie Week , will be performed a New and Original Comedy , in three acts , by H , Holl , Esq ., entitled CAUGHT IN A TRAP . Principal Characters by Messrs . G . Melville , F . Matthews , Cathcart , Garden , Daly , Collier , and Collett ; Mesdames G . Leclercq , Clifford , and Mrs . Westpn . After which , those musical prodigies , the Delepierro Family , will give their unrivalled Entertainment . To conclude with tho new grand comic Christmas burlesciue Pantomime entitled JACK THE GIANT KILLER ; or , Harlequin . King Arthur , and the Knights of tho Round Table . Jack , Miss Louise Keeley ; Harlequin , Mr . Cormaok ; Pantalpon , Mr . Paulo ; Columbine , Miss Caroline Adams ; and . Clown , 5 jfr , A . Forrest . .... ¦ .. . '

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      ROYAL ST . JAJTES'S THEATRE , Kino-street , fc > T . James's . . Sole Lessee , -lr . F . B . CnATTBBTOir . Directress , Miss WvNpnAM . Nearest thoatro to Oholsea nnd Westminster , the Park being open to oarriages and foot-passengers all hours of the night . ' _ On Monday and during tho week , for tho first time , FIRST AFFECTIONS . Mr . H . T . Craven , Miss Wyndham . After whiolx MAGIC TOYS—Miss Lydia Thompson , Miss Clam St . Cnsse . To bo followed by the now classical burlesque entitled DIDO . Supported by Mr . Charles Young , Mesdames Wyndham , Clara Sti Casso , Murray , 33 Uza Ar'don , Cecilia Hanoo , Alice Evans , Julia Ashtoii , and the Corps do Ballet . To conoludo with , for the first time , I WILL IF YOU WILL . Commence at Seven . Box-ofllco opon from On Tuesday next , tlio 14 th , for tl . io Benefit of Mr . W . WiHot ' i Acting Manager and Treasurer , when a variety df lflntortainmontia wlU bo produced .

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      MR . SIMS REEVES , Mies ARABELLA GODDAUD . HBUR MOLIQUJE , S 1 G . PIATTI , MI 8 S FANNY ROWLAND , and MjfSS SUSANNA COLE , WiU appear at tho MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS , St . James ' s Hull , on Mondny Kvpning next , February 13 lh , on whioli occasion tho Programmo will bo seleoted from tho worJis oi'vorlom Comijoaora . Conductor , Mr . Bonodiot . For fall I ' orijoulars , aop Proarammo . ' Solh Stalls < 5 fl . j Balcony 8 « . j Unroiorvod Scats 1 b . TlokotH may bo obtained nt tho TInll , 28 , Piccadilly ; Keith . I ' rowso , & Oo . ' a , d 8 , Choapsldo i Cramor ScOo . ' s , 201 , Rogont-strpot < and Olinppell & Co . ' s , CO , Now Bond'Stropt .

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      ST . JAMES'S HALL . THE VQOAL , ASSOCIATION . Wednesday , February 15 ; at 8 , Mclllo . Parana , Mdllo . Mario WJook , and Glioiv of 200 voices , JflUlllo . Paropa will sing "Tho Shadow Song , " ^ Vom I > lnorahi tho " LnuglM » K Song . " from Jildnon Logoant , and tho solps in Mondolasohn'B Paivlni , "lioar my Prnyor . " Now Pftvfc $ ongs by tho Choir . Goniluotor . M . Bonodlot . Tlolccts is ,, as . i 8 <) f « nnd JJuloony Stalls , 6 s . oaoh .

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      1 IR . AJSTP M _ IS . HOWARD PAUL In their brilliant comic and musical Illustrations of Characterat the St ; James ' s Hall , Piccadilly , EVERY EVENING , ( Saturday excepted . ) New songs and characters . Mi :. Howard PaUra Impersonation , " The Man who knows Everybody ; " cre . tes a fur . ore of applause . The . wonderful "Living Photograph" of Mr . Sims Reeves Every Evening in . " Come into the Garden , Maud , " and newr ballad , " Geraldinc ' " Morning Representations on Tuesdays , and Saturdays at Three . .. : Stalls . 3 s . Area 2 s . Gallery Is . Commence at 8 . Howard Paul's "Book of Songs" ( as sung in the Entertainment ) free by post for six stamps .

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      GLEES , MADRIGALS ^ AND BALLADS . EGYPTIAN HALL . ( Dudley Gallery . ) Final arrangentents . —In compliance with numerous applications , the admired performance of Glees ,. Madrigals , and Old English Ditties , will be continued forbnfe Week longer , and will be given every Morningat Half-past Two ; and on Tuesday caul Saturday Eteriings at a Quarter past Eight , when the present series must positively terminate . The programmes will be composed of the most popular compositions , incl-ding renowned Old English Ballads and celebrated Glees ; and part Songs by Sir Henry Bishop . — Conductor , MR . LAND ; Literary Illustrator , T . OLIPHANT . Esq . Reserved Seats , 3 s . Unreserved , 2 s . A few Fauteuils , 5 s . each , which may bo secured at Mr . Mitchell ' s Royal Library , 33 , Old Bond Street , W .

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      POLY GRAPHIC HALL , King William-street , Stbakd . THE CELEBRATED and ORIGINAL CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS , J ( Organised iu 1842 , ) Sole Proprietor and Manager , Mr . J . W . Rat . vor . The Public is most respectfully informed that , haying completed a most successful Tour in 'England , Scotland , and Ireland ( . where they were honoured ' with a Command from His Excellency theLord , Lieutenant ) , ¦ they will commence a F A R E W E L L S E A S O N , ( Previous to their departure for America ., ) in the above Hall , on MONDAY , the 27 th February . ileserved . Seats , 3 s . ; Unreserved , 2 s . ; ' Buck Seats , Is . ; Private Boxes , holding six persons . £ 1 Is . Tickets and Places may be secured at Mr . Austin ' s West-end Box-omce , St . James ' s Hall , Piccadilly . Secretary , H . MONTAGUE .

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      rp WE HARRIS FUND . JL COMJTIT . TEE . Messrs . Baber i"W . ) , Messrs ^ Herrman ( Louis ) Bvough ( R . B . ) , JVIacken'zie ( D . ) , . . Buckstone ( J . B . ) Purdy ( G ,. \ , Butler ( Henry ) , Ruberts ( K . T . ) , Chippendale (—) , Tilbury (^ MI , ) , Cotter ( Thomas ) , Tpmlins . ( F . /> , ; , Garrett ( L . ) , Vining ( Frcdk . ) . It is proposed by a few friends of the deceased to raise a fund for the Children ofthe lateCharl ^ s Harris , Who are left totally unprovided , for—tho father having struggled for years with misfortune , ill health ; and many reverses and failures in Iris- business as a Theatrical and General Bookseller ,. This appeal is earnestly addressed to professional gentlemen ; for the "Theatrical Depot , " which stood opposite Covent Garden Theatre for a liulf century , must be well remembered . Any member of tho Committee will thankfully receive contributions ; and Mr . Louis llorrman , of 02 , Great Russell-street , Bloomsbury , who will gratefully acknowledge tliem , luis kindly undertaken the ofnpeof Honorary Secretary and Trunsurer .

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      TUild Sports in the United VY STAT 1 SS .--TIIG Hon . Grantloy F . Bt-rkoloy having returned from Ills visit to tho Prairies ( made exclusively for Tub Fibld ) , is now narrating his expei'icnces nnd exploits in tho columns of Tub i > ield , to be continued weekly . Mr . Berkeley ' s success in Hunting tho Buffalo and other wild animals has been unprecedented . The Fiei , d is devoted to u record of Sports , Pastimes , Natural History , and all Country Pursuits . Published weekly , price od . j or a copy m return for seven stamps . Subscription , 7 b . 7 d . per quarter ; ICs . Sd . half-yearly ; 30 a . -id . per year . — Oincc , a-10 Strand , London . W . O .

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      nPhe History of the House X of MURRAY is given intho January numbers of tho Oritto , being ttno ilnst . of tho OrUto sorloo ofllistorles of Gront Publishing Houses , with a Portrait nnd facsimile Autograph of tlie Into John Murray . ' Iho next Hiatory in this sorios will bo tho Ho ' usa of Longmans . Tho Critic is publlahed every Saturday , con- , tains reviews of all tlio now books , and glvos the vpholo of the news of tlio wook rospcptlng books imd nutbors . Thirty-two larg « l pages , Price Oil . A copy in rotufn for sovou stamps . Advortlsomonts roooived not lutor than Thursday in oaoh wuok . 1 p , Welling ton Street North , Strmul , W . O .

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      TX / 'hen you ask for Glen .-? f field Patent Staroh , hqo that you / rot it , as inferior kinds aro ofton subsUtuU'd . ti » Ul by nn Chandlers , Oroooj-fl , & o ., « 6 C . WOTHJBUSl'aON and Co ,, Glasgow and London . .. _

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      T ^ eating ' s Pale Newfound-XV . land God L , ivoi ' Oil , porfootly ptiro , Imylng boon analysed , roportpd on , and recommended by X ' roCoeaorH Tavi . qh and Tiioujson , oi" Uuy ' H n » cl ttt . Thomas's Hospitals , who . Irt tho words ol" tho Into l ) r . 1 ' KnmjiA , say that "Tho Anoat oil Is that most il » voM ot colour , paonr , and flavour , " olinraotorn tlilfl iVi » uo ibUncl tO POHBQBB in ft ]» lfil » aOglTOO . H « U'J > j ' ' ' , ' «• , ( 1 ( J " Phne 2 s . od .. ( JiHarts as , oa .-7 O , St . jVuI ' b churoiiyard , London .

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Feb. 11, 1860, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_11021860/page/2/