To the WORTHY and INDEPEN...
To tlhlt WORTHV anld INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON. Gentlemeii 1 i Y; oppon1eRt having declined the colitest, nothing is .LY.Zleft fPor n"it but tto resturn ou myOU m0ost grateo thanks for the 'by which the latter y ears fiyiemabeaStd In tranquil I shall Your oblied and humnble servant. Committee Roomn, Gilldhall Coffeehouse, Sept. L3, A82 GIis3nan. 21241 iiainworth, I1,I ! Meline I _I To the WORTHY LIVERY of tile CITY of },ONDON. Get.nlemaen, 1AM a"pii impelledl to trespass upon your attentiol. I.As I could 'lot hut Perceive uipon a fourth Say's itoll thle Current of pub'lic oplinlo adversie to MY vlewsvI I have consid'ered It lincunlenti on mne to retire fromrha onetfr the 011cC fBigtarr fo a nfyture s~ee~len I shoul d offeh myself to the i "otie of Ioy fellwv shil be sfa that~ sanyother of dcre,periit me to indutlge the hope that I ld,eaOiured wvith their support. ~Vlth the most gratcrnl acijulo- tied engor Itl, . vrc eS try k i'snld nand' ge nerous upport i tavebeci hol noured I rcmai!n,, with sentiments of the highest respect, Gentlem1en, yourVery obedIent huinmble serriant, YMN. 11AlNWORT11. _ommitte Roem. KlUng' Mend, Poulltry, _ept. __, 1894._ I.ONBRIDGE-WVELLS, Kent.-FRBEHOLD INT T_ VESTtIENT.-To Noblonien, Capitalists, mitoelkeepers, and (8s ers-t o be SVI.D, W Ith inirneiate possession . ae p:ciollS PANt I.Y MANSiMM. and extensive oftie2s comprisilog 14 bed ehambers, with dresstig rools, library, ane water closet, on thle upp t floors; a suit <,f drawing roons and w,tine parlour, aIl connected by folding doors, ertrance haill, alnd hlutletq rroom, onl tho fround story. stanldiig de- taehed. and surrounded by u deli5i,tful I wla and pleasure grounds. greeluholsses. .nd feo wvell, a carriage drive tlhroulgh the grounds, anid screened In front by a statelygroVe of lofty timber trees; ahl coilti. guous lo the above Is a capital rng,e of offleesz. io.1st substantially l,rick t'lilt at the etpenme of 2 0001 containting stabling for 6 horses, harnes room, rashh-';ise, and launiry, dwelling rooms, and loft over, conelihouse yard, and soaial garden. 'Y115 estate c omprIses niearly 2 crje4 Is admirarably situate in the most desiral,le part Of Tunbrldg- theil, L'iYerl io advantageous sites for a inl. lding speculation, havilng foirca ii Xncs 01 ro rnts ndpyecuianurD ly elitgibi)e as a superlor resIdenlce fora u.aieman.rnms.erihle Ino An h telofte fst cunsilderatldon. Mi ti vainbie frnitre an lirrres li be inicluded In thie p(ir. chas. Sr frthr prtiulas ailyto M r. Buams h,,use and estate av.lnt, .2, W5etbeck.srreet. TirRATRR ROYAL , 1M.4Y.l ATRA'KT. TillS EVENING, TiIE COUNTRY fIll.. MOMdy, Mir. Willliams: S.Rpaikish, Mr. Vining; Meogoy. bys young lTady (her Sd aupeatance (o'n a)y stage.) After Thich, TWOULD PUZZI.M a CONJUROR. To conclade with TWo STRINGS TO YOUR HOW. TllE.4 TR?? ROYA L, NG (.I[,]S OPERA- 10 UXSI, Sirand. THIS EVVNING, (lor th,e 4th tinme), a newv miusical farce, In two acts, ealled THE B3ASHIFUL MAAN. xidr. P-iishlngtoni, Mir. Msthews; Miss l)Dinah Friendly, Miss Puvey. After which, IS HFE JEAT.OUi? To sonclude with JON ATHAN IN ENGLAND. M.Irr. sROYAL AMPI!ITHRATRP, lVesitimnster-bridge. THIS r'SRNINO, Tllg AITTLE OF WAl ERLOO. masquezade on Harneback hy Monsieur Dicrow. ComIc Song, by Mir. Herring. SuMOri,Spectaele, caled 'fIlE CHAMP Df M.At A r, iluidreJt Days 'f fl"oaapart-. Grmid Processlon and Tableall, by Mfessrs. Davis anld Dlucrow's United Stud of riorAes. After wvhilh, iDFR Fiti1S(cil UTZ; o.r. The Seven Charmed1 Bullet<. 1T, Conclude with tlhe War Iforse enslromed In Zlreworks. 'VR StJRRF:I TIIRATRE. T711S EVE;NMIN, an original Sinebdrnme, called DPER FnfFl. SC!IUTZ ; or, The feienon of thge WVolf's Glen anid thje Seven Charsnd alilets. The Overture, Chorusses, and awnfl IncanitatIonl (eomplyosed L, Carl Maria V,,n WVebtr, arranged ','d got tip tinder the Immedixte directlon of W. Haws. Esq. Princripai cha;racters-Mcssrs. Graint, fl-rbothftm,u) 10? oeday, 1-awo.Vu;,ioiu.and ilonor:. S irs. Younng, dra.re1ln:au.tanndM M. l.ovcdaFy. iIf ter 01hh favori ..ng, by Ntr. Giibbo. To en,nelide with ani entirely neiiv Chinlese rmsiodrame, called THr BURNING BRIDGE. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Wlte have not the least objection to insert suci a colmnUnicatdon As " T. J. W." describes. Otr corrmspondent " JUJN'VALIS" must Ihave a very taintet imag-nation to 6ce any thing indelicate irn the practice which he albuses in such unmeast, red language. t'T The publicatiot, r,f TYie Ti,tes comnoenced it 6 o'clock yoster. day m ornine, and finished at B.