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EOYAL OPERA-DRUHY-LANE.
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ON Monday next , May 1 st , Doai 2 S € ffcti ' s Opera , LUCREZIA BORGIA . Lucrezia Borgia . Madamo Caradori ; Genaro , SignorPavesi ; and The Duke , Mr . Hamilton Braham . , On Tuesday , Thursday , and Saturday , Mar . 2 nd . 4 th , and 6 th ( in German ) : Weber ' s Grand Opera , DEB FREIOHUTZ . Agnes , Madame Carad 6 ri ; Max , Herr Reichardt ; aud Caspar , Herr Formes . . " . On Wednesday , May 3 rd , Bellini's Opera , LA 8 ONNAMBULA . Amina , Madfle . Bury ; Elvico , Signor Bittini ; Rodolpho , Sienor Amoldi . ¦ ' On Friday , May 6 th C&rst time ; , Bellini ' s Opera , £ L PURITANL To conclude each evening with a BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT . ¦ Conductors , Herr Lindpaintner and . Herr Anschmez . Gallery , Is . ; Pit , 2 s . ; Boxes , 3 b . ; Dress Circle , Ca . ; Private Boxes , 21 s ., 42 s ., 63 s ., and 84 s . Box-office open from Ten till Six daily , where places may be taken . Private Boxes and Stalls to be had of Messrs . Leader and Cock , 63 , New Bondstreet , corner of Brooke-street .
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rjOCOA is a OTJT , vrtuch , J ^ i&s ffrm ^ V > , c « ow 8 _ substance ,... contains a , bland oil , less liable tU ^ any other , oyi to rauoiditari- Possessibs theietw «^ nu > trxtiyesubstancesjCocoa is a mostUTaluWblevartiol&ofctietL mom ^ partipulwl ^ when , bymechanical or other means , the ^^ f ^^ " ^ ^^ W > I ^^« ly 4 tttw «* b » t « 4 M *^ tBe ouyjthat 1 the- one w | U preveot the otheri ^ froin separmtinir BI ? PS . . The , 4 elfehtfid' flavour , t 1 ii j >» rtdependent upoa the oil , is retained , and the whole , preparation i » on * auited : to the most dehcata stomach .. 1 * . 6 d . per Ibi- JAMES SPPS : Homoepathio Chemist , 112 , Great Russell-Btree ^ Blcoins ^ buoy , near the British Museum ; 82 , Old Broad-street , City , af « w doors from the Bank of England ; andl Egyptian H » fil Piccadilly . . ' * ¦ . .. In regard to parity seethe Teport of thisAnaiytical Sanitary CommissioB . m The Lancet . July 5 , 1861 . . - - ¦ nT "' . ' ' '"/¦ * Tt 7 > - ¦
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DUTY Om TEA . ^ 4 % e'ij ^ mwind : a ^_ TEASa ^ n RE i ) tyqB ^ iak Wj ^ u ^§ l ^ « - ^ " § ^ T ** . 2 *' 8 d . ;> i ^ 3 a , ; - ^ njw rlce 8 i 89 ,. !) S . 3 SCI ., 08 . 4 G . , ' . . \ 1 1- ' 1 . < 1 ¦¦ - ai 6 h Soubhonff Tea , 8 s . ad .. 3 s . 4 d ., 3 s . 8 a , ; formor prioes , 8 s . 6 d ., 39- od ., 49 . ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ < . .,, . ' Best Assam pekoe Souohon « Tea , 4 s . ; former price , to . 4 d . Pririae Gunpowder Tea , , 8 s . 8 d ., 4 s .. 4 s . * i ., 4 s . $ dj ianner prioes ; 4 s > , 4 s . 4 d , 4 s . 8 d ., and Bs . _ The , Best'Pearl Gunpowder , 6 s . ; formejr . price , 6 s . 4 d . "Prime Coffee . Is . ; is . 2 d ., Jr . Sd ., Js . 4 d . Prime Mocha Is . 4 d . Rare ohoice Mocha Coffee ( twenty years old ) , Is . 6 d . Sugars are supplied at market prices . All goods sent carriage free , by our , own . vans , if , within eight miles . Teas , coffees , and spices sekit carriage freeto any railway station or mark . « t-town , in Enttbuid if to "the value of 409 . or upwards , by ' , * PHlLLpS wdf CpBiVAWr . ' Tea Merchants . 8 . King William-street , Cfiy , London . A general pvice-ourreut seat post free on application .
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ROYAL OLYMPIC . THEATEB . Lessee and Manager , Mr . ALFRED WIGAN . On Monday , and during the Week , will be presented a Comedietta , called THE HAPPIEST DAY O » F MY LIFE . Prlnoipal Characters by Messrs . F \ Robson . Lealie , White , Vincent . Franks , Rivers , Mrs . Chatterley , Miss P . Horton , and Miss Marston . After which , THE HAPPY MAN . Paddy Murphy , Mr . H . Wigan ( from the T . R . Dublin ) his first appearance . ; To conclude with TO OBLIGE BENSON . Characters b y Messrs . Emery , T . Robson , Leslie , Mrs . Stirling , and Miss Wyndham .
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ANOTJBDBB BEDUCTION OP FOURPENOB THE POtTND IN THE DUTY ON TEA . —In accordance with our usual practice of always being FIRST to give the Public tho full ADVANTAGE of every REDUCTION in thevaluo of our goods , we have at once lowered the prices of all our Teas to fullest extent of the REDUCTION OF DUTY ; and we are determined , so far as we are concerned , that the Public shall reap the full benefit of this aot ot the Government . . a . d . The Best Pekoe Congou 3 . 8 the pound . ' Strong Breakfast ditto 8 0 „ Good sound , ditto 2 8 „ Choice Gunpowder 4 8 ,, Finest Young Hyson 4 4 „ Good Plantation Coffee .. 10 „ Cuba , Jamaica or Costa Hica 14 „ Choice old Mocha 16 „ The Best Homceopathio Oocoa 10 „ For the convenience of our numerous customers , we re * tn . il tho finest West India and Refined Sugars at' market prices . All goods delivered by our own vans , free of charge , within eiftht miles of London . Parcols of Tea and Come , of the value of Two Pounds sterling , are sent , carriage free , to any part of England . 0 ULL 1 NGHAM AND OOMPANT , Tea-nierehanba and Dealqra . 27 , SlvlNNER-STTtEET . SNOW-HILL . OITY .
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r ^ OLOGNE OHOEAL TTNION . — XtxJSSS JFQM"a » MANNBB GEBANQ VEREINHANOVER-SQUARE ROOMS . Mr . MITCHJ 3 LL respectfully announces that tho above distinguished Society will give a Second Series of SIX MORNING CONCERTS at the Hanover-square Rooms , which are fbted to take place on the following days-. —Monday , May 8 ; Wednesday , May 10 ; Friday . May 12 ; Monday , May 16 Wednesday , May 17 ; and Friday , May 19 . Director , Herr FRANZ WEBER . The Repertoire of the Society now comprises more than One Hundred and Twenty Morceaux ; many of them entirely new . The Concerts will be arranged as last year— commencing at Half-pa , st Three and terminating nbout Five o ' clock . The only EVENING CONCERTS which can bo given during the sh » rt engagement of this distinguished Society , will take pi 11 * 0 on Saturday Evening . May 13 , and Saturday Evening , May 20 ; commencing at Half-past Eight o ' clock . Tickets of Admission— Reserved Seats for tho Six Concerts , Two Guineas 1 ditto . Single Tickets . 10 a . 6 d . ; admission to the body of the Room , Five Shillings ; which may be had at Mr . MITOIIRLL'S Itvyal Library , 33 , Old Hoiid-atroet-i
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ALLSOPFS PALE or BITTEB ALE . ovi ^ ? K \ , S < AlitSOpp «> fc SONS beg to inform the Bretrints of & ^ W M ?* » ff ° **» "forTheMarch TtJLfef SW * William-street , City ; Liverpool , at Cook-street : Manchester atDucie-place ; Dudley , at the Burnt Tree : Glasgow , atlMJSt . Vuwent-sfcreet ; Dublin , at 1 , Crampton-qaay ? Birmingham , at Markei ; Hall ; South Wales , at IS , King-street , Bristol . Kesars . ALLSOTT and SONS take the opportunity of announctog to PRIVATE FAMILIES tharae ™ AlOBS . ^ 6 strongly recommended by the medical i > rbressionimaL ^ % A procured in DRllTGHT and BOCTLEa GENUINE * rrSln the most RESPECTABLE LICENSED VICTUALLED on ¦« ALLSOPPS PALE ALE being specially asked «* f ^' Wlen in bottle , * the genuineness of the label can be ascertained by its having " ALLSOPPandSQN 8 written across i ** . . . ' ' ¦
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WILL IAM STEVENS-Sole Agent'for supplying the Public w-ith the Celebrated unsdulterated BOTTLE 3 > ALES , PORTER , and STOUT , brewed yv the Metropolitan and Provincial Joint-Stock Brewery Jompany , submits the following ; scale of charges for ihe Company ' s goods in imperial measures ^ - ' - # \ Aledr . fitoat ...... ...... Quarts 6 Operdoz . g o do ...... pints 8 » , ; --Do do ... ^ .. halfpints 2 0 „ . ¦ •••• TEKltB—CABH . ' - ¦ ¦ ' -- . ¦ *¦ .. > .:: Owtntry orders promptly atteii&Bd to .-Money orders on _ ^ ' the Strand Office . . ** **? 8 l 5 le £ 00 * 8 are constantly on draught at the Coiripany * s Wholesale and RetaU Stores , ^ .... " * . 13 , Upper Wellington-street , » tt- * nd , Xondon , Where all orders must be sent to ' "f WILLIAM STEVENS . Sole Agent . p S---A Jingle Bottle at thewholesale price , and families supplied yhth . the same beer in . casksT = .. * ^^™ ,
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TlO AJLI , BAB T \ M 3 MR $ . ^ fei T ; S . ¦ jL CARSTAIR 8 continuestd give LfiSSOl ^ S to Indies and Gentlemen in . his improved T ! ffiTKOW 0 v ? WB £ S 3 ! tirG which enables tBose whb r take advantage or itto ^ acflnire asgreafc a degree of freedom and facility as can be desSed . Prospectuses of terms , &c ., may be had at . 81 , Lombardstreet , City .
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BJBTHS , MARRIAGES , AND DEATHS . BIRTHS . COLVILLE . —April 26 , at Eaton-place , the L&dyColville ; a son and heir . FOOTE . —April 26 , at Newport , Monmouthshire , the wife of Captain Henry R . Foote , B . K . ; a daughter . FARQUHAR . —April 21 , Lady Townsend Farquhar ; a daughter . HOPKINS . —April 19 , at Italiian-villa , Bays-hill , Cheltenham , the wife of Captain Hopkins : a son . QUENTIN . —April 16 , at Bystrup . kingdom of Hanover , the wife of Lieutenant Charles . Quentin , Royal Hanoverian Hussar Guards : a son . MARRIAGES . BUTTS—M'CREA . —April 17 , at St . Martin ' s Church , Guernsey , John Blackwood De Butts , Es < j ., Royal Engineers , youngest son of the late General Sir A . De Butts , K . C . H ., to Katherine Carter « tte , second daughter of Captain R . O . M'Crea , B * N . CAMPBELL—PETO- —April 26 , at Blbonosbury Chapel , James Alexander Campbell , Esq .., of Glasgow , eldest son of Sir James Campbell , of Straoathro , Forfarshire , to Ann , second daughter ot Samuel Morton Peto , Esq ., M . P ., of ia , KeBsingtonPalace-gardens . aud Somerley ton-hall , Suffolk . JOHNSON-OTBREEN . —April 20 , at the Abbey Church , Bomsey , by the Right Rev - the Lord Bishop of Oxford , the Very Rev . George Henry Sacheverell Johnson , Sean of Wells , to Lucy , youngest daughter of the late Rear-Admiral Robert O'Brien . BAWIilNS—PAK , KE . —April 2 o , at Walcot , Bath , James J . Hawlins , Lieutenant Forty-fourth Bengal N . I ., to Emma Augusta "Wilmot , second daughter of the late Major Parke , H . M . Sixty-first Regiment . SUMENSKI-HUPSON . —April 1 » , at Topcliffe , near Think , Count Leszczye Suininski , ot Tutz Castle , West Prussia , to Ann Elizabeth , only daughter of George Hudson , Esq ., 1 LP ., of Newby-park , Yorkshire . DEATHS . BBOWN . —April 21 , at Old Manor-house , ILvde , Elizabeth Seville Brown , relict of the late Colonel Charles Brown , of Amwell . Bury , Herts , sad formerly of SO , King-street , Portman-square , aged eighty-eight . EDEN . — -April 22 , at Harrowrte , Elfrida Eden , eldest daughter of Sir William and Lady Eden , of Windlestonehall , county of Durham . FRASER . —April 24 , Josette Grace Vivian Fraser , second daughter of "W . Fraser , Esq ., late barrist « r-at-law , at the seat of her uncle , Admiral Battray , of Ban-ford , Warwick , aged fourteen . GREY . —April 19 , at Lyons , Lieutenant Arthur John Grey , R . N ., tenth son of the , late Hon . and Bight Rev . Edward Grey , Lord Bishop of Hereford , aged twenty-five . SHERSTON . —April 23 , at Catton . near Norwich , the infant daughter of Captain Sherston , Sixth Dragoon Guards . ¦ ¦ i ¦ ¦ if-
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MONEY MARKET A 3 FD CITY INTELLIGENCE . Friday Evening , April 28 , 1354 . Thtb Bank returns , which sho / weTTa decrease of upwards of half a million of bullion , and the Exchequer Bill Loan of the Chancellor of the Exchequer—which does not seem to have beeif * taken with extraordinary * avidity—served to depress Consols considerably during the early part of the week . Wednesday was held as , a strict holiday . This , with the absence of any particular news , has allowed Consols to rally a little , but they are still weak and wavering . The « nly great fact in this ' prospective movery , is the immense Bear party ; without this , considering the increasing tightness of money , and the drain of bullion from tKe country
, and the reality now becoming more evident that the war we have embarked in is likely to be of a Teally serious character , and not a campaign of six or seven weeks , we cannot see that the funds are worth their present price . Railway shares have been dull throughout the week , and the same may be said of Mining shares . Poltimores lave Bustained a considerable fall , and Metcalfes are once more below par . Ania Frias and Nouveau Monde , Ac , all partake of the fall . . Land Company shares are heavy ; Banks and Colonial pretty much the same—Oriental Banks expecting a good bonus to be declared at the forthcoming dividend . The market has been very quiet all day , and Consols , at four o ' clock , are 87 f 874 .
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April 29 , 1854 ] THE LEADER . 405
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; SS « li , and liepo ( with int . ) , 6 J , H ; Northern of Franoe , 29 J , 29 * { Paris and Lyons , 12 . 123 pm . ; Paris and Orleans 41 , 43 j Paris and Rouen , 32 , 84 ; Paris and Strasbourg , x& 2 iiL Sa , T ? ro and MeilSQ . 74 , 8 ; West Flanders , S , 4 ; Western of Trance , 1 J , 2 J pm . ; Agua Frias , 11-18 . 13-1 C pm . Anglo-Califprnians , l-1 « dis ., 1-lCpm . ; Brazil Imperial . 4 , 5 : St . John Del Rey , 2 » i , 29 J . Great Nugget Vein , \ dis ., 4 disl ; Linares , 10 . 11 ; Now ditto , I dis ., par ; Nouveau Monde , ft dis ., * pm ,. ; Quartz Rock , pn . r , | pm . ; United Mexican . 3 , 3 ; Wallers , 5 . * dia . ; Obemliofs , \ , i dis ., Poltimorea , par , 1 pm . ; Peninsulars . J , 1 pm . San Fernando , ^^}~ ^ i Auatra'a 8 iaa Bank , 72 , 74 ; Oriental Bank ^• ]^ X «/ J ! h Au 8 tralLa Bank . 86 . » 8 ; Uniou of Australia , 64 , 6 < S ; Australian Agricultural , 864 , 874 ; Crystal Palace , l 11-16 1 13-ltt pra .- . North British Australasian , * Wv / E Scottiah Australian InvcHtuaent , 1 t . i 4 . pm . covitn Australian Land , 34 38 .
ituuw * yj , at , a . unto , rrer ., f , u , Madras , 1 , I dis . Consols , 87 * . 8715 Caledonian , B 8 i , 635 ; Chester and Holyhead , 13 * . 14 J ; Eastern Counties , 12 * . 12 f : Edinburgh and Glasgow , 63 , 55 ; Great "Western , 72 J , 72 f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 60 , 60 $ ; London , Brighton , and South Coast W | , 98 J ; * London and North Western , 951 , 961 ; London and South Western . 76 | , 77 * : North Staffordshire , 61 . 6 J dis . . 5 Oxford , Worcester , and Wolverhampton , 28 , 30 ; Scottish Centrals , 84 , 86 ; South Eastern , 68 } . 59 J ; South Wales 5 rK 2 1 iV : 1 ¥ , ork l Newcastle , amd Berwick , 64 . 65 ; York and North Midland , 46 , 48 { Antwerp and Rotterdam , 4 , 31 dis . ex in . ; East Indian , lj . 2 i pm . ; Luxembourg . 44 , 5 ; Ditto ( Railway ) , 2 J , 3 ; Ditto , Pref ., f , 1 * = Madras , 1 . i dis . ;
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CORN MAHKE T . Mark Lane , Friday livening , April 28 . 5 » l ? v fV ^ th ! f ' T ^ i $ r \ r * PPli ^ of Wheat prinoigS wuh 1 ¥ ?} la - Tlot S » d « t-o- « W is quiot at Monday ' s rates . With a good supply » f Oats , Monday ' , pricos are fully
maintained , except for parcels out of condition , which are 6 d . cheaper , Barley without alteration . Fi-oatiko Trade . —The arrivals since this day week have consisted of seventy-one cargoes in all—forty-one being Wheat , nine Maize ,, and seven Barley . Of these , a good many cargoes have been sold and a good m&ny sent away on consignment . The sales have been—Rouxuelia 66 s . 3 o ., Ibrail 63 s ., new GaJatz 67 s . to 71 s ., Odessa Ghiria 66 s . to 68 s ., Sando mirka 71 s . to 73 s . 6 d ., Polish Odessa Ws . to 67 s ., Taganrog Ghirka 7 ls ., and more cargoes of these descriptions remain for sale at about same prices ; indeed , the quiet state of the trade throughout the couutry " is such as to make purchases possible at even less money . The caution practised throughout the country in buying only from hand to mouth is such
that we cannot but look ; to a healthy and , on the whole , improving trade from this tune forward up to harvest , unless some new circumstances arise of which no appearance at present exists . In Ireland there is still abundance of Oats and Barley , and the demand for Indian Corn is consequently very limited . A cargo of Odessa arrived has been , sold at 43 s ., cost , freight and insurance , free of commission . There is an improved inquiry for Beans and Oats in most parts of England and Scotland . The French markets are in the same state as our own , and vary only in about the same proportion as ours . From , the South of Europe and from Africa , no more Barley , ' beyond what is at present § n passage , is to be expected . The Barbary Maize snipping season is drawing to an end , and we do not expect to see much over 10 , 000 quarters more arriving from that quarter .
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BRITISH FUNDS FOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closure Pbicxs . )
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FOREIGN FUNDS . ( Last Ofkciaii Quot-amok during the Week ending Thursday Evehijtg . ) Brazilian Bonds 96 Russian Bonds , 5 per Buenos Ayrea 6 per Cents . 53 " Cents 1822 ., 92 ! Chilian 6 per Cents 100 Russian 44 per Cents— 79 } Banish 5 per Cents ... SpanishSp . Ct . NewDef . 17 * Ecuador Bonds Si Spanish Committee Cert . Mexican S per Cents 23 f of Coup , not fun ....... .... Mexican 3 per Ct . for Venezuela 3 J per Cents . aaj Acc ., AprilS 8 Belgian 4 J per Cents Portuguese 4 per Cents . 371 Dutch . 2 | per Cents ....... 663 Portuguese . 3 p . Cents . ... Dutch , 4 perCent . Certif . ...-.
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Sat . Jfon . Tues- Wed . Th-ur . Frtd . Bank Stock 2104 209 205 8051 3 per Cent . Red 8 ft 86 861 861 86 * 8 per Cent . Con . An . 871 87 * 88 87 i . 87 f , Consols for Account 87 f 87 i 87 ^ 871 87 | 3 i per Cent . An 87 J 87 i 87 i £ . 87 * 87 * New 5 per Cents ... ; , 3 .... :.. i Long Ans . 1860 11-16 5 S 11-16 India Stock & ' . .. Ditto Bonds , ^ 1000 5 d n .... !" - " ed Ditto , under 4 * 1000 ad 18 d Ex . Bills , ; ei 000 ...... par par 4 p Sd 4 p Wtto , ^ 60 € 4 p 4 p 4 p 3 p 8 p Ditto , Small 4 p 4 p 4 p 3 p
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Leader (1850-1860), April 29, 1854, page 405, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2036/page/21/
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