TRUSTEES. His Grace the DUKE of NORFOLK, His Grace ti e DUKE of RUILi-.ND, 'lie Most Noble the MARQUI;SS of 'NORTHAMPTON, Tic Ri e ,lt Hon. LORD KING, &c. &c. &c. • And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Managing Dilector, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F. A. S. THE diA.mr,lii,hing . A riucip e o: t

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Barresa-svuEsT AssocrATioN.—A person whom we understood to he Mr. Sharp, the honorary secretary to this association, came into the office, and handed Sir It. Birnie a copy of the News weekly paper, dated the 2Sth October, with one of its paragraphs underscored, and a sheet of of

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^ GARDEN,—On Wednesday evening, the 11 '41 1 th -alne of the Exile was revived at this house, e addition of a fourth act, new music, scenery, Cote, t iS f ounded.on the well known tale of Madame 0 11 th - ,' appears to have . been brought forward the , Th ' l ,P, T , e sent occa

HATTON-GARDEN. Tuesday W. Read, inn., brought into the office John Crookcs, a 'shoemaker, residing in Tothill-street, Leather-lane, for iattempting to murder his wife. The unfortunate woman was carried into the justice-room by three or four females, and such was her 'dangerous s