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R OYAL OLYMPIC THEATRF Lessee, Mr. Altjrbd Wigan. '
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jnonaay , and during the week , will be performed fh » « feffi om ^ ' lor > Esq . , called A SftBEp ' iN ^ , ^ CLOTHING . Characters by Messrs . Addison G Vinir . \ £ Cooke , H . Leslie , H . Cooper ; Anne Carew Mrs A ^ w- ' ' After which , A CONJUGAL LESSON . Mr f' 5 ^ an . and Miss Swanborough . To conclude with A SPt "piSt ^ INVESTMENT . Mlssrs . F . Eobson . G Yininl G ffl 3 . Cooper ¦ Misses Marston . Castleton , and % \ t&ke ' Commence at Half-past Seven . ° »« -pnens . —
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EXHIBITION , 114 . NEW BOND-STREE ? " MESSRS . DICKINSON beg to announce their intention , on the 16 th March , to throw onpn Vw large galleries of Portraits , and oth 4 r Works of Art « i ' cuted at their Establishment , for Public Exhibition iJ&Z ' been favoured by the Proprietors with the loan of S Portraits . for that purpose . The exhibition will contain | n their choicest photographic pictures , ranging in size frnil the smallest miniature , to the life-size oil picture . lftewK ? their new discovery of the perfect adaptation of real S to photographic purposes , guaranteed not to change or fade
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JL'iiJS OrltJbJAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY DR . SEXTON will LECTURE on thi . important tonio every Evening at Half-past Seven , at Pl ° DR . KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM 4 , Coventry-street , Leicester-square . The Museum ' is open ( for gentlemen only ) from Ten till Ten . andconS upwards of one thousand models and preparations illn « trating every part of the human frame in health and disease , the race of men , &c . Lectures on various branches of Physiology , at Twelve , Two , and Four , by Dr . Sextonand at a Quarter past Eight . p . M ., by Dr . Kahn . AdmissUm ' is . —Catalogues , containinj ? Dr . Kahn ' s L «! to « oi !« . '
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ERFECT FREEDOM from COU&HSTTs secured by DR JLOCOCK'S PULMONIC WATERS To singers and public speakers they are invaluable for clearing and strengthening the voice . They have a most Peasant taste . Price Is . 1 jd ., 2 s . 9 d ., and lls . per box . Sold y all Chemists .
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DR . HASSALL , ~~~ Chief Analyst of the Sanitary Commission of "TheLancet , " Author of "Adulterations Detjected , " " Food -A . NX ) IXS ADUI-TERA . TIONS , " &C . &C . . ON DR . BE JONGH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL . " I have more than once , at different times , subjected your Light Brown Oil to chemical analysis—and tiiis trukitown to youbselp—and I have always found it to ia free from all -impurity , and rich in the constituents of bile . So great is my confidence iu tlie article , that I usually prescribe it isr preference to ANT otheb , in order to mako sure of obtaining the remedy in its purest and best condition . " —— - DR . DE JONGH'S COD JAVEU OIL Has now , in consequence of its marked superiority over every other variety , secured the entire confidence and almost universal preference of the most eminent Medical Practitioners as the most speedy and effectual remedy for CONSUMPTION , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , GOUT , RHEUMATISM , SCIATICA , DIABETES , DISEASES OF THE SKIN , NEURALGIA , RICKETS , INFANTILE WASTING , GENERAL DEBILITY , and all SCEOFU LOUS AFFECTIONS . Sold only in ImperiaIi Half-pints , 2 s . Gd . ; Pints , 4 s . M . % Quarts , 9 s . ; capsuled and labelled with De . DE Jongh ' s Stamp and Signature , -without which : none are gestjine , by many respectable Chemists throughout the United Kingdom . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT , ANSAR . HARPORD , & CO ., 77 , STRAND , LONDON , W . C ., DR . DE JONG-H ' S SOIK DEITISII COKSIGNE 12 S , By whom , the Oil is daily forwarded to all parts of the Metropolis .
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TO INVALIDS , MOTHERS , AND FAMI-. LIES—By her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent ( the only patent for these preparations ) . Strongly recommended by the Medical Profession . ADNAM'S IMPROVED PATENT GROATS and BARLEY are manufactured by a process whicb entirely removes the acidity and unpleasant fla » vour , so universally found in similar preparations . They produce Gruel and Barley Water in the highest perfection , and , being manufactured perfectly pure . yield food of tlio most light and nourishing quality for tho Infant , the Invalid , and the Aged . Tho Barley also makes a delicious Custard Pudding , and is anoxcellent ingredient for thickening Soups , &c . Tho Patentees publish one only of the numerous testimonials they havo recoived from eminent medical professors , relying more confidently on the intrinsic quality of tho articles , of which one trial will not fail to convince the most fastidious of their purity and excellence . ( Copy . ) "Chemical Laboratory , Guy ' s Hospital , February 19 , 1855 . " I havo submitted to a microscopical and chemical examination , tho samples of barley and groats which you have forwarded to mo , and I beg to inform you that 1 flnd in them only those principles which are found in good barley ; thoro is no mineral or other impurity present , and from the result of my investigation I believe them to be gonnino , and to possess tuoso nut ritivopropcrtics assigned by the lato Dr . Peroira to this description of food . ( Signed ) "A . S . Tayiob . " Messrs . Adnana and Co . " CAUTION . —To provent errors , tho Public arc requested to observe that each package bears tho signature of tho Patentees , J . and J . C . ADNAM . To bo obtained Wholesale at tho Manufactory , Maiucn-Iano , Queen-street , London ; and Retail in Packets aim Caniatora at Cd . and Is . cacli , and in Canisters for Families at 2 s ., Bs ., ai ) d 10 s . each , of all respectable Grocers , UruKKlsts , &c in Town and Country .
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HOLLOVVAY'S PILLS THE MOST POPULAR UHMHDY FOR THK CURB 01 COUGHS , COLD , ANJ ) ASTHMA . —Many serious and fatal complaints havo their origin in a slight cold , ¦ being "* no nrcludo to various inflammatory diseases . It generally begins abovo , anil proceeds downwards , tho eyes and *'; being ilrst all " ocLo « l , thou tho throat , afterwords the |? ullci and stomach sulfur , causing quinsoy , ci unlniishiiess , nmi indigOKtion , for oh it leaves tho upper part , it increases m severity in tho lower ; but Holloway ' a i'illb invariably enact a cure in the course of a few uayH . Sold by nil Medicine Vendors throughout tho world [ M Profesbor HOLLO WAY'S MstabliHhmentH . aU , Strand , London , and 8 O , Maiden-lano , Now York : by A . Stumpa , Cou-Htantlncplo ; A . Guidicy , Smyrna : ana li ) . Muir , Miilti * .
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The Kev . Canon Pabkinsost was struck -with paralysis while preaching in the cathedral church at Manchester . He was obliged to close his discourse abruptly , and was then removed to the house o-f the Dean . There is reason to hope he -will recover . The Coixiery Explosion near Barnslky . —The inquest still continues , but the evidence is chiefly of a technical character . The proprietors have resolved to turn an adjacent brook into the pit . Society of Anciejjt Britons . —The one huadred and forty-second anniversary festival of this national society took place last Saturday evening , at the Freemasons' Tavern . The Right Hon . the Chancellor of the Exchequer presided , supported by Earl Powis , Sir J . Walsh , M . P ., Sir J . Harrington , Colonel the Hon . Percy Herbert , C . B ., M . P ., Mr . Blakemore , M . P ., Colonel Brownrigg , C . B ., Colonel "Wood , C . B ., Sir R . Kerrison , Sir Thomas Philips , the Archdeacon of Cardigan , &c . Seduction is the Price of Bread . —Another reduction in the price of bread was on Monday made by most oi the bakers in the metropolis ; and what is termed " good wheaten bread" is now selling as low as 6 d . the Four pound loaf , and " best wheaten bread" at 7 d . the four pound loaf . In the very poor neighbourhoois , the price Is 5 £ d . The highest-price bakers are charging 8 d . and 9 d . the loaf . Flour is being sold by the cornchandlers at from 2 s . 2 d . to 2 s . 6 d . the stone of fourteen pounds .
Election Intelligence . —Lord John Manners "was on Thursday elected for North Leicestershire , the Hon . Major Powys declining to press his candidature to a poll . Daring the proceedings , some amusement was created by a draper of Loughborough proposing Hichard Cobden , Esq . —Lord Pevensey has been elected for East Sussex . by 2300 over 211 for Mr . Dodson . —The Glasgow election has terminated in the return of Mr . Buchanan ( Liberal ) by 5979 to 2943 , who voted for his opponent , Mr . Merry . Free EmiqrAtioh to the Colonies . —A large meeting , consisting of upwards of 5000 of the working classes of London , convened by the British "Working Man's Association , was held on Monday afternoon in Bethnal-green-fields , for the purpose of promoting free emigration to the British colonies , and adopting petitions to Parliament on the subject . Mr . Bowen , a mason , was called to the chair . The speakers were chiefly working men , and a petition was resolved on . Seamen ' s Hospital Society . — -The thirty-sixth , anniversary of this charity -was celebrated last Saturday evening with much success at the London Tavern . Lord Stanley of Alderley occupied the chair , and the guests included Colonel Sykes , Chairrnan of the East India Company ; Admiral Sir Gr . Sartorius , Mr . S . Lindsay , M . P ., Mr . Richard Green , Captain Shepherd , Captain Kennedy , R . N ., &c .
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BIRTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . DAVIS . —On the 26 th of February , at 22 , Groat Alie-street , the wife of Mr . Davis , Esq .: a daughter . DUOIE . —On the 4 th inst ., at 80 , Eaton-place , tho Countess of Ducio : a son . . "WHITE—On the 2 nd of February , at 8 , Argyll-jlace , the wife of William White , architect : a daughter . MARRIAGES . O \ STLT 3—LANGSTAFF— On tho 3 rd inst ., at St . Saviour ' s - Cliurch , Paddington , R . H . B . Castle , Esq ., son of Captain . Castle , Cavalry Dep 6 t , Maidstono , to Louisa Aime Langstaff , daughter or the late Thomas Langstalf , Esq ., of Andover . 1 VENS—DE VILS . —On tho 3 rd inst ., Edgar Ivoiis , Esq ., of Melbourne , Victoria , to Eugenie , only daughter of lions . Jj . do Vila , of Islington , and granddaughter of tho lato Colonel Lofebvro , of tho 9 th Regiment of Dragoons , Chevalier de la legion d'Honnour . DEATHS . DE ROSEN " . —On tho 22 nd of December , at Iicbcnthal , near Odessa , where ho was stationed with his regiment , in his 20 th year , Edward dc Rosen , only son of Baron Robert . do Roson , of Esthonia , and grandson « f tho lato Dr . Rigby . of Norwich . BLiQ-EE . —On tho 22 ud January , of dysentery , in tho 20 th year of his ago , on board tho African mail steamer JRthiopo , while on his passage to England from Sierra IjBono , Edmond Morphy Blgee , Esq ., Gold Const Corps , youngest son of tho lato Oapb . Elgoo , ( 17 th Rngiinent . THURLOW—On tho 2 nd insfc ., at Hcrno Hay , tho Right Hon . Edward Thomas Hovoll , Lord Thurlow .
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TROM TEIE LOKTDON GAZETTE . Dinn / DTTnmc Tuesday , March 3 . HANKRUPTS—Gustavus Sicukl . Now Broad-street , merchant-William Squiiies , Oxford-strcot , giinmaker—Kitumr Newman Kettle , Godalming , grocer—William Bkownsword Oiiokley , Hart-streot , Blootnsbury , and iMistuuog , Merionethshire , alato merchant-1 ' kedkrick HoyMANN , Horhort-stroot Now North-road , inerchant-^^ L 1 f ,-v ^« n T ' X ^ Tfc Pwldington , contractorw ^ n ?« T , Y ? 5 \ i ' i WtWoho-mpton . Sussox , plumber-Walter Sully , Strand , printer— Kdwin Mobley Ilvdo-Btrcot . Bloomsbury , goldboatcr-JoHN Bishop SI rewsbury ,, cabinotmakor-Joitu HoofEa Davks J 1 . 1 , imd-Kond , G amorganshlro . grocer-IUciiaiid GELDKit Bradford Yorkshire . warchouaeman-MAnMADUKij Chapxxst Kingston-UDon-HuH auctioncor-GEonaK Watkouoh Ilolton and Sholuold , drapor-JoHN Demkza , Mm ohe * tor cotto n wsto cW ^ lor-Joim Mautin OoorE t . Simdorland ° h i - ^ mssmsg- z ? BANKRUPTS .-l £ S cSfVAVDEUI , > , rad ( lox
: ; street , dentist—Alexahdbk Syme , Tonbndge Wells , stationer—Benjamin Edwards , Dayies-street , Oxford-street , rope dealer—Thomas Ielam , Liverpool , broker—Josiaji "Wigley , Uttoxeter , provision dealer—Thomas Hughes , Dudley , Worcester , innkeeper—George James Wagstxfi , Whiteehapel-road , watchmaker—James Gabkett Yaxes , Bristol , grocer—Thomas James Thomas , Cardiff , carpenter — Henby Bi / stton , York-terrace , Ratcliffe , clothier — William Maksden Salmon , JJrettle-lane , StafTordshire , innkeeper—Thomas YocsoEa ( and not Younge , as advertised in last Tuesday ' s Gazette ) , jun ., Monkwcarmoutli , Durham , builder—James Bookless , Maryport , Cumberland , grocer . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . —Geobge Aitken , Glasgow , draper — Peteb Bkowar , Dundee , flesh and cattle dealer—James Gobdon M'Kay " , Edinburgh , drysalter .
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——?— ., . ¦ London , Friday Evening , March 6 , 1857 . So confident was the City and its followers in the certainty of Lord Palmerston obtaining a . majority on the Chinese question , that they kept up the price of Consols at 9 i in the face of a continuation amounting to nine-sixteenths percent , and even higher . . The unexpected defeat of the Ministry sorely tried the tempers of our respectable moneyed men . No question of right or wrjng arose , or whether members had really voted conscientiously or only for factious purposes . A party of enthusiastic admirers , headed by Lambeth officialism , went round with a hat , I beg j > ardon , a paper , begging signatures from , voters requesting Lord Palmerston to stand for London in the event of a dissolution . It is said they met with only two refusals . The funds , however , fell , and still look to go down lower . Railway Shares are well supported—Caledonian and Eastern Counties still taking the lead . Foreign shares , such as Paris and Lyons , Orleans , Northern ,. Great Luxembourg , Namurs , Sambres , and Dutch Rhenish , are in demand . Lombardo-Vcnetians hang fire ; the Hebrew party , which especially favours this line , has been so busy the last week with the marriage of one of its scions , that it has neglected to keep up its price . Heavy shares are well maintained , Great Westerns and London and South-Westerns prominently . Great Western of Canada are creeping up to 30 ? . per share by slow degrees . The coming dividend will be nearer nine per cent , than seven , and the traffic receipts increase weekly . Grand Trunk of Canada are about 13 ; the expenditure of the Great Victoria Bridge , and the risk of its not being completed , will tend to keep those shares low for some time—their traffic returns are excellent . : Turkish Six per Cent , bonds have fluctuated a good deal ; the April dividend may probably send them to par , but there is no stable confidence shown by the holders of this stock . The Guaranteed Four per Cent , stock stands at 101 , 102 , but litfcle dealt in . Ceylon Railway is 10 s . per share better .
Joint-Stock Banks have been briskly dealt in . Ottoman and . Egyptian Banks show great fluctuations . In Ottomans , 11 . and 11 . 10 s . per share ; United Mexican mines show 103 . per share improvement . A fair amount of business has been transacted in British mines . A Paris Chocolate Company ( Limited ) , established for the purpose of giving us pure chocolate as it is drunk in France , is announced . The prospectus puts forth a list of very reliable names , and we may be permitted to hope that our breakfast-tables will bo tho gainers by the association . Blackburn , 8 J . 9 ; Caledonian , 70 , 70 i : Chester and Holyhead , 38 , 39 ; Eastern Counties , 1 O | , 11 ; Great Northern , 95 J , 96 i j Great Southern and Western ( Ireland ) , 110 , 112 ; Great Western , 68 ? . 69 x . d . ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 102 , 1024 ; London and Blackwall , 6 i , 64 x . d . ; London , Brighton , and South Coast , 108 , 110 ; London and North-Western . 105 J , 106 x . d . ; London and South-Western , 105 , 105 i ; Midland , 824 , 825 x . d . ; North-Eastern CBorwick ) , 86 , 87 ; South-Eastern ( Dover ) , 75 i , 76 }; Antwerp and Rotterdam , 6 J , 61 ; Dutch Rhenish , f , * pm . ; Eastern of Franco ( Paris and Strasbourg ) , . , 331 ; Great Central of France , 4 k 41 pm . ; Great Luxembourg , 61 , 6 |; Northern of Prance , 38 J , 39 ; fcParis and Lyons 57 f , G 8 ; Royal Danish , 18 , 20 ; Royal Swedish , 1 , It ; Sambre and Meuso , 8 | , 9 .
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CORN MARKET . Mark-lane , Friday , March C , 1857 . Tijeee have been only small arrivals of Wheat , but wo havo had fair supplies of Barley and Oats this week . There is no alteration in the value of any article except Barley , which is rather dearer for tho better qualities . A few cargoes of Wheat , Maize , and Barley have arrived off the coast . Tho chief sales are Baheira Wheat , 40 s . Gd ., Saidi , < 43 s . Galatz Mayzo , 42 s . 6 d . to Spain , Ibra . Ua , 37 s- 6 d ., and 38 s . ( id . to tho United Kingdom . Odessa Barley , 2-ls . and 24 s . 6 d ., Ibraila , 24 s . Both horo and throughout tho country , tho trade is very quiet .
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BRITISH FUNDS TOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closimo Pjiicus . ) „ , „ , Sat . Moiu Tites . Wed . Thur . Frid . Bank Stock 221 221 220 220 2201 S per Cent . Rod 94 94 044 03 J 931 931 3 per Cont . Con . All . 931 931 03 S 038 935 934 Consols for Account 93 J 93 ? 031 93 S 91 94 Now 3 per Cont . An . 94 i 94 J 04 t 94 94 i 93 J New 24 per Cents 77 Long Ans . 1860 "'" India Stock 223 ... . 221 Ditto Bonds . £ 1000 par par par Ditto , under Jiiooo 5 d par 4 d 3 d Ex . Bills , . £ 1000 2 p 2 d 2 i > 3 p 'Tn Dltto , J 25 O 0 id 2 p 2 p 2 d 3 p Ditto , Small 3 p 2 p 2 d 2 d 3 p
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: PORKTGN FUNDS . ( Last Official Quotation imjrino the Week ending Friday Kvenino . ) Brazilian BoikIn s ) 8 J Portuguese * por Cents . .. UuonosAyrcH Russian lkmdn , C nor Olilliau < l por Cents lOtf Cents 1071 Chilian » per Cents Russian-i . ) tx ; r Cents .... ( KSJ ' Dutch 2 * por Cents < I 5 Spanish -wj ' I ) utcb 4 por Cont . Cortf . UU Spanish CommitteeCor' liiquador Honda of Coup , not fun « i ? Mexican Account 2 ' 2 i Turkiuh « per Conts S ) 71 Pomviftn 4 i por Gents .... 7 i > Turkish Now , 4 ditto .... lOli - Portuguoso 3 por Conta . 44 ? Veuozuola 44 por Cents
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¦ ¦ - V . ' 236 THE LEADE 1 . [ No . 363 , Saturday .
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Leader (1850-1860), March 7, 1857, page 236, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2183/page/20/
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