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THE LEADER - ¦' ' . AND SA TURD IW F AY ...
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CONTENTS. The Volunteer Review. England'...
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rystal Palace.—Arrange-Cnients for week ending SaturdayJuly 7th
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The Leader - ¦' ' . And Sa Turd Iw F Ay ...
THE LEADER - ¦' ' . AND SA TURD IW F AY AN ALY ST ; A REVEAND RECOEB OPOLITICAL , LITERAET , ARTISTIC , AND SOCIAL EVENTS .
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Contents. The Volunteer Review. England'...
CONTENTS . The Volunteer Review . England ' s Naughty Boy . Holiday Literature . f Crimean Sketches . Lord Stanley on the Indian Spurgeon at Baden . Ruskin ' s Modern Painters . Correspondence , Army . Faith and Filthy Lucre . The Story of Italy . Record of the Week . Political Dishonesty . The Last of the Bonapartes . Whitman and his Critics . Entertainments . The Or-Harbours of Refuge . The Hearth and its Historical Romance . pheonistes at the Crystal A Forei » n Review . - . Heroisms . Lancashire Romance . Palace . Rifles and Red Tape . Parochial Dissensions . The New Revolution . I Parliament .
Rystal Palace.—Arrange-Cnients For Week Ending Saturdayjuly 7th
C rystal Palace . —Arrange'« % am **» fVix i .. Anlr . ni 4 lni * < Q ? k # •« friw V Tlll « r 7 f-. ll
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Movdiy , open at 9 . Tobsdat to Thcbsday , open at » 0 . Admission , each day , One Shilling ; Children under 12 , Sixpence . Friday , open at 10 . Fifth Grand Opera Concert by the Artistes of Her Majesty ' s Theatre . Particulars ¦ will be duly announced . SATOBiHr , open at 10 . Mr . RATtEY will give a Grand Demonstratidn of his system of Taming Wild and Vicious Horses in the Centre Transept . Admission , Half-a-CroWn ; Children One Shilling . : Season Tickets , free . . The Rhododendrons are now in full bloom through out the Grounds ., Orchestral Band and Great Organdaily . Great Exhibition of Pictures lii the Picture '¦ ' ... Gallery . : . '¦ ; ..... '¦ \ . -. ' . .: ' •"¦¦ : " '¦¦ ¦ ,. Sunday . Open at 1 . 30 to Shareholders , gratuitously , fey tickets . Cr y s-t a 1 Pal ac e . —Great FRENCH FESTIVAL . —Farewell Performances by the Orpheonists of France ' " Incompliance with an universal desire , It ha « been arranged to « ive a GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE ^ THIS DAY , SATURDAY , to commence at Three o'Clock ; and to enable all classes to attend this extraordinary gathering of our French neighbours , the price of admission will remain as usual on Saturdays , namely , HsJf-a-Crowi , . Children One Shilling ; Season Tickets . free . " . ' ' ¦ The Band of the French Guides will also take part In the Festival . To prevent confusion and crowding at the doors , , immediate application should be made for Tickets at the Crystal Palac ? , at 2 , Exeter Hall , and at the usual Agents of the Company . Crystal Palace . —French FESTIVAL . —FAREWELL . The Directors have the pleasure to announce , that from the enthusiasm manifested towards the Orpheonistx of France , a farewell performance will be given by them , immediately prior to their departure from this country . To make this as generally available as possible , it 4 taa been arranged to take place on Saturday afternoon next , the 30 th June , at three o'clock . - The band of the Guides will perform some of their most favourite pieces , and the programme of the Orpheoniats wilt comprise those portions of their repertoire , which have been most warmly received during their visit . The doors of the Palace will be opened at ten , the performanoe commence nt three , Admission Half-a-¦ Orown ; Reserved Scats , Five Shillings extra . Orp heonist Farewell Fete . —CRYSTAL PALACE . —This Day , SATURDAY . — The Programme will comprise those pieces of the Oruheonists and the Guides which have been received with the greatest enthusiasm . Including "' Les Enfiinw do Paris / ' "La Retraite , " " La Nouvello Alliance . " " Chant du Bivouac , " Marcho nux Flumbeaux , aco . Omciur Chef de Muslque , M . Mohr . Conductor , 31 . Eugene Delaporte . Doors open at 10 . Admission , 2 s . Od . Reserved Seats , 6 a . extra . Crystal Palace . —This Day . . ORPITEONISTS' FAREWELL FE'l'Er- ^ Doors open at 10 . Fcatlval commences at 3 . Great Fountains at 6 . Military and Rifle Corps Hand * will per . form afterwards in the Grounds , Admission , Haifa Crown . Tf are well of the Orpheonists JU ' OF FRANCE . —CRYSTAL PALACE THIS DAY , SATURDAY . —A Grand Dlttploy of the Great FountnhiB and Entire System of Waterworks will take plaoo nt Six o'clock—about half-un-hour after . the oonoluulon of the Orphoonlat Feutlvwl . ;
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Qrp heonist Farewell Festi-VAL . ~ RESERVED SEATS . —Immediate Applications for the best Reserved Seats in Blocks C and G should be made at Mitchell ' s Royal Library , 33 , Old Bond Street . Farewe ll' of the Orpheonists —For Admission and Reserved Seat Tickets for the Farewell . Festival This Day , apply at once at Keith , Prbwse .. and Co . ' s , 43 , Cheapside . Tfieneli Festival . — -Farewell JL FETE—HALF-ArGROWN ADMISSION . — THIS DAY , SATURDAY —Apply for Tickets immediately to prevent disappointment or crowding at the doors . May be had at the Palace , at 2 , Exeter Hall , and the usual Agents . Grystal Palace . —Great Na-TIONAL BRASS BAND GO ^ TESl ' . —Tuesday 10 th , and Wednesday Uth July . Arrangements have been made for a Grand Monster Brass Band Contest on the above days , in which upwards of One Hundred Bands from all parts of England are engaged to take part . Valuable prizes in money and cups will be given by the Company , and in addition , the principal musical instrument makers in London have signified their intention to present Several first class instruments , a * special prizes . ¦ The contest will commence each day at 10 o ' clock , and on both days the whole of the Bands will meet at 3 o ' clock precisely , in the Handel Orchestra , and perform Mendelssohn ' s " Wedding March ; " Haydn ' s _ T ! hnrua T . " Tim Hcavcna are Telling . " Handel'a " Hallelujali , " " Rule Britannia . " and ^ God saye tlie Queen . " A Monster Gong Drum , seven feet in diameter , manufactured expressly for the occasion , will accompany the combined Bands . Admission—Tuesday , Half-a-Crown ; Wednesday , One Shilling . NOTICE . —Excursion Trains will run from all the Principal Towns on the Midland , London and North Weatern , Great Northern , South Western , and other Railways . Further Particulars will be duly announced . ¦
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H ^ he Stand ar d Life Assurance X COMPANY . SPECIAL NOT 1 CE . —BOXUS YBAK . SIXTH DIVISION OF PROFITS . Ail Policies now ellected will purtioipato in the Division robe made us at 16 th November next . THE STANDARD was Established in 182 ft . The first Division of Profits took place in 1835 ; and subsequent Divisions have been made in 1840 , 1 H 4 B , 18 S 0 , and | 85 fi . The Prollta to bo divided i » 1800 will be those which have arisen Hi nee 1805 . Accumulated Fund £ M , 681 , 598 2 10 . Annual Revenue 280 , 231 13 5 Annual average of new Aasurancea ofrected during the last Ten years , upwards of Half a Million sterling . WILL ; THOS . T / IOMSON , Manager . H . JONES WILLIAMS , Resident Secretary . Tlio Company ' s Medlcul Olllcer attends at the Olnco , daily , at Hulf-partt One . LONDON .. .. 82 , KING WILLIAM STREET . KDlNliURGH 3 , GKORGE STRRKT ( Head Omce ) . DUBLIN .. .. 00 UPPER SACKVILLK STREKr .
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Bank of Deposit . Establidhed A . D . UA 1 . - » ,. PullMall liftBt , London , Capital Stock , £ 100 , 000 . Parties desirous of Investing Money are requested to examine the Plan of the Hank or JDeponit , by which a high rate of Interest may bo obtained with ample security . Deposits made by Special Agreement may bo withdrawn without notice . Tlio Interest is payable in January and July . PETER MORRISON , Managing Director . Forma for opening accounts sent free on application .
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fphe Liverpool and London A FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . Office *—No . 1 , Dale Street , Liverpool ; and 20 and 21 , Poultry , London . Sheffield , Manchester and Glasgow , Sydney , Melbourne , New York , LONDON BOARD . Chairman , —C . J . Musgroye . Bart . Deputy-Chairmen , —? F .. Harrison , esq . — ¦ W . Scholefield , eaq . M . P . J . Addis , esq . E . Husrgins , esq . Edward Barnard , esq . J . Laurie , esq . C S . Butler , esq . M . P . Ross D . Mangles ; esq . BirW . P . de Bathe , Bart . Wm . Nicol , esq . j M . P . H . V . East , esq . Swinton Boutt , esq ., Wm . Evrart , esq ,, M , P . Sec . to the Company . - Medical Referees . —A . Anderson , esq . —J . Paget , - e 8 q ., F . R . S . Bankers . —The London and County Bank . The Union ' .. _'¦ ¦ Bank of London . : 8 olicitOTS ,--Mes 3 rs . Palmer ; Palmer and Bull . " This Company , by its numerous Boards and Ageucie « - throughout Europe , Asia , Australasia , South Africa and—America , affords peculiar advantaged to persons effecting Fir « and Life insurances . Fire Polices falling due at Midsummer should be . . _ . renewed within Fifteen Days . SWINTON BOULT , Secretary , Liverpool . JOHN ATKINS , Resident Secretary , London . 24 th June , 1860 .
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State Fire Insurance COMPANY . -Omcea—32 f _ Ludgatq . Hill : and 3 , Pall Mall ,, East . London . Cluiirman—The Riffht Hon . Lord KKANE . Managing Director—PETE It MORRISON , Eaq . Capital Half a Million . Premium Income , £ 30 , 000 per annum . This Company , ridt having any Life business , the Directorn invite Agents acting only for Life Companies to represent this Company for Fire , Plate Glass , and Accidental Deuth Insurances , to whom a liberal Commission will be allowed . The Annual Report and every information furnished on application to WILLIAM CANWELL , Secretary .
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r Mutual Life Assurance X SOCIETY , 31 ) . KIiik Street . Cheapside , E . Ci , — A . D . 1831-The TWBNTY-SIXTH ANNUAL JtKPOHT , Cash AccoMnt , Unlance Sheets & c , lire now ready , and may be had on written or personal application . CHARLES 1 NGALL , Actuary .
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The Rent Guarantee SOCIETY , 3 , CHARLOTTE ROW , MANSION HOUSE . ESTABLISHED 1850 .
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Leader (1850-1860), June 30, 1860, page 1, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_30061860/page/1/
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