... llastratiOO5 by Leech, and t3. Measom, and a Portrait of Louis the Fourteenth. The February Number, Price Half-a-crown, of EN4TLEY'S MISCELLANY, ContaIns: THE BOY AND THE -MANTLE. A THdT FROM TH HE SR(CY RBELIUES. BY ALBERT SMITH. WITH AN ILLUSTRATION BY LUECH. ?? Rose, by The Old Honest. and Happy, by G. Lin- .~ nieus Banks. nter, Alfred Crowquill. Nelson and Caracciolo, by Dr. eS tephen's ...

... THE METROPOLITAN AND PRO- I VINCIAL BREAD AND SHIP BISCUIT COMPAIY., (Provisionally registered.) Capital 200,000, in 40,000 Shares of 5 each. Deuoelti6d. Per Share. in compliance with the provisions of the - 4ct of Parliament of ith and 8th Victoria, cap. 110. On complete registration, a call of lOs. per share will be made, and after that, no larger sum than 1Os. per share will be called for ...

... NEW WORK BY MR. WARREN. On Saturday, the 18th December, will be Published, in one thick volume royal post Svo, half bound Morocco, price one guinea * v W A N D T HEI E N.1 A TALEN By SAMueL WAREsN, EBoo. FR.S. Author of Ten Thousand A-year, and --The Diary of an Late Physician. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and Loudon. Orders received by all Booksellers. In a few days will be ...

... With an Illustration by Leech, and a Portrait of John Dunea, - the Alrican Traveller. The October Number, Price Half-a-crown, of -ENTLEY'S MISCELLANY, LI Contains: THE WANDERING FIDDLER, By ABRAHAM ELD R. With au Illustration by Leech. Personal Adventures during a | The Demon Bowler, by Alfred Trip Overland from Sidney ICroweil to Port Phillip. The Coil0-maker, by Thos. S. The Flaneur In ...

... NOTICE propietor of this LONDON WEEKLY 'I'he rSPAFPER. calculated alike for the perusal of 1 XECIRCLES as of BRITISH SPORTSMEN, *ned to give its Subscribers a BONUS OF' ApEeCIDENTED MAGNITUDE AND PERFECT OVELTY art, ETHR A PtES ENT READER OR IN- sV cDIPG POSS B9W8, must pay IN ADvANCE the 'sum of Tent Si* Shillings, which will entitle him to the-supply * ,TEE RA or Tvwelve Months, and in ...

... HER MAJESTY'S VISIT. // CELTIC SOCIET: A T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of MANAGE- A MENT, held this day, in Gibb's Royal Hotel, it was resolved that the SOCIETY should ASSEMBLE at INVER- ARY. in order to be present at HER MAJESTY'S LAND- ING there, on TUESDAY MORNING, the 17th inst., to place itself under the orders of the Society's President, the DosE of ARGeLL. A Committee has been ?? ...

... A27-4g1 VICTORIA TEMPLE. OPEIN ETVERY EVELNING. F lEST TDIE of a New Sketch of intense interest, founded F on fact, entitled ELLEN CAMERON, or the Fair Maid of the Firth. CONCERT and Grand Variety of DANCING. To be followed by the astonishing Performances of Signor STONETTE, from Cook's Royal Amphitheatre. Signor S. will also introduce his trained flog Carlo. The Amusements will conclude each ...

... 9/,fYL, ORIA TEMPLE OF MUSIC. MONDAY, JuLY 12, M1R GOURLAY'S NIGHT, And Last but Two of the Season. 1fR GOURLAY begs leave most respectfully to announce, All that his BENEFIT will take place on MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, when, at the earnest reqnest of nume- rous Friends, he will, for the first time these eleven years, ap- pear as YOUNG NORVAL. The Entertainments will commence, positively for ...

... 1 IS B BYRNE begs to call the attentio of lVI. the Roman Catholic Clergy to her Stock of roh Ornaments, tnoludilg Vestments Albs, Crucifx T- bernacles, Bells, anda greatTarIety of Relgia 0, Beads for distribution from Is. per doIen Me &c, 38, MARLBOROUGH.STREET. 2d August. 1847. IRISH STAINED GLASS fINDO WS. CHURCH DECORATION - HE Subscriber wishes to soquait those aalie T Prelates and Clergy ...

... THfE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. KBM1. JAMES JO4t EO9 . ?? rHIS PRESENT EVENING, September 6, T 1847. will be performed (he highly successful Drama of COUNTRY SQUIRE, bE, TWO DAYS AT TOE HALL. Squire Broadlands, Mr. W! Davidgs; Horace Amelius Selwood. Mr Reynolds; George Selwood, MWr W H Ebarne, Sparrow. MrH NyesFanny Markham; MisJulia Nicol; Sophia Herbert, yfrs W H. Eburne; Alioe, Mins S M. Brown ...

... T7HE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. LI MR. PROSSER r BEGS leave to inform his Friends and the Public that his BENEFIT takes place on THIS EVEN- ING (Thursday), Sept. 2, when will be performed the Comedy of THE ROAD TO RUIN N see Mr Dernton, Mr W Davidge; Harry Dornton, Mr I 1 Reynolds; Goldfinch, Mr H Nyo; Milford, Mr W H Evain; thu Sulky, Mr Clifton; Jacob, Mr C Lloyd; Sophia, Miss Julia Of q Nicol; ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Appearance but two of Mr. MACREADY, whose engagement cannot he fenewed or prolonged. f N THIS EVENING (Friday), Feb. 5, 0 1847, will be performed Shakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, THrE MOOR O VENICE. Othello, Mr Maoready; Duke of Venice, Mr Hou~gon; gago, Mr Caicraft; Emelia, Mrs Ternan; Dead ona, Jdias Chalmers. To conclude with the Faroe of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. ...