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NEW BRITANNIA THEATRE, HOXTON. The Pantomime at this Splendid New Edifice, is entitled "Prince Peacock, and the Queen of Spite,
or the Fountain of Eternal Youth." Prince Brilliant Peacock (Mrs. S. LANE), Son of a Fairy Queen (Miss Pettifer), has been brought up in jealous seclusion from the society of ladies, aud taught to believe that his honoured mamma is the only female in the world. Nevertheless, the
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
ROYAL BRITANNIA TAVERN HOXTON OLD TOWN. Av R. CRAWFORD respectfully announces to his Friends, and the Public generally, that v
. he has now OPENED THIS MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT, With a VERY CHOICE SELECTION of WINES. SPIRITS, aud MALT LIQUORS, which he is resolved to supply at the most Moderate Charges. W. C. especially invites an Inspection of this very elegant Tavern, which is decorated in the highes
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
and Perfum, aREY HAIR RH BEsTmalp to it. Ns- turd l Colour. -- Neuralgia Nervous Ileadach::, fThe Lunat'sin, and Stiff
,I(ints Cured by F. M. 'HERRING'S PATENT MAGNETIC BRUSIIES, 10s. and 15s. ; COMBE 1 2s. Cd. to 20s. GREY HAIR and BALDNESS PREVENTED by P. M. IL's Patent Preventive Brush. Price 4s. and se. Offices, 32, BASINGHALL STREET, London ; where . _ may be had, GIIJITIS, the Illustrated
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
LOOKING CLASSES. S. JENKINS DEGS respectfully to call the attention oi the pnblic to his large and beautiful STOCK OF
LOOKING GLASSES &c., including all the NEW AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS IN WOOD CARVING, fitted up with Brilliant Plates, and offered at Very Low Prices, A Handsome Gilt Chimney Glass, British Plate, and Wood Carved Frame, for 255. A RICHLY GILT MOUNTED PORTRAIT FRAME, (30 inches by
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
'The Earl of Shaftesbury, Protestant Alliance, 9, Serjeant's Inn., Fleet -street."
'The Earl of Shaftesbury, Protestant Alliance, 9, Serjeant's Fleet -street." *9lit THE BISHOP OF GLOUCESTER ON VACANT LIVINGS. A tetter has been addressed by the Bishop of the Diocese ea one of his clergy, in which the following passages My dear Sir,-_I :have received a. memorial
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
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, s , L • A • r ,ARA. on.):81jR. : ; ONE POUND OVER-COATS, in ALL COLOURS and SIZES, 10 BE UAD ONLY OF RAVER, A. LYNES, EVERYBODY'S TAILOR, 168, SHOREI)ITCH, NEARLY OPPOSITE CHURCH - STREET, Ti Di' , mu Yard. THE LONDON, Quite a NEW STYLE of OVER-COAT, at £l. WAP.RCITED NOT TO OR
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
ODE, I TO TOE MEMORY OF BURNS. Proud was the morn old Scotland saw The heaven of genius ope, to
spread halo-crown of glorious light, Move you humble shed'; Th 6 Spirit of her ancient song Again assumed the mountain lyre, And, trembling o'er the witching chords, She found it strung with fire. AsiMorning Efts the vapoury veil, tro show the blessed face of day, nit spell reve
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
WHEN YOU ASK EOR GLENFIEtb PATENT STARCH, zEE 1.111. T YOU GET IT, Afi kind are often Substituted.
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
Christian and Family Photographic Institute. THE above Institute was established for the purpose of enabling Congregations and Families to -I
procure Faithful and Well-executed Portraits of their Pastors aud Friends. Life-like Portraits of the following eminent Preachers, produced by Mr. E. SHAYLER, have been already published, and may be had at the Institute, 100, Borough Road:— Rev. J. S. Anderson, Newington. Rev. W
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
's - . t 4; , •P'" - `4t-- 2 , THE PRESS ON POPERY IN THE EAST AND THE
REV. BRYAN KING. The Standard says :—The Rev. Bryan King has been bitten with 'the theatrical fever. Ile wishes to produce some of the good effects of St. Margaret's or Ot.`Barnabas' in 'his remote district. Knowing that the ablest entrepreneurs cannot succeed without a due Htte
December 25, 1858 - Tower Hamlets Mail - London, London, England
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