... MlA DAME SONTA S. F A R E W _3 ELL CONCERT, MUSIC HALL, THIS MORNING, THURSDAY, the 3d January. XTUMEROLUS reqnests having been made for a MOTrninl I Concer. MIr nooD has the plessure to announcethat. through thle kindness of MADAMIE SONTAG con seting to deliv herdeparture, he has been enabled to rwake thle neces- sary ?? -with all the Artistes to give A FAIRIEWELL 3fORNINQ- CONCERT, Is MITE ...

... NMUSIC HALL. maz1 GlIENT'CONUNDRUMN CONTEST T{YNIGRTI! T. - AND TIME G1R~AND BIALTSMORAL ENTERTAINMIENT. 'Tick~et' for all parts of tlihe oulo to be had at the Offce, Waot'rloo Rrooms,. and ait the Mu1tsic Hall1. Co. No ).Iony etak-e ut i/ia Doors. e~ Trhe 660 CONUNDRUMS -and ANSWVERS will he rub- 3lbe~d bicire ti e Perferrnaii~ee. and tnay be'had at the, Hall Doors. neatly coveredtan sti ...

... RR-COM1MESCFMEST OP I PROFESSOR, ANDFERSON'S PERFORMANNTC ES. VICTORIA REGINA. r. it rn ok vnto all Men 1hr thlese Presents ?? by our fl Ryal WAt1 and Pleasure, lecoil mand PROFESSOR ANDIERSON (Ou~r ROYAL Il'EioS~SOR Or MIAGIC). That hae sharll Limnt~it 'Ar Pi-s of A'dinisima tn our ROYAL B 3ALMORIAL ENTERTAkINMENT-, -is to'llowi :- (in ordeor that thle Lov-ing. Middle. erai Yorleing Classes ...

... WATERRLOO -ROOMS. TIHE LAST NIGHIT PUTT THREEn!! or PROFES SOP AND)ERSON-'S WONDERS. P ERerne~rbtr ! Tile Last N'ghts are This Evening, M1onday 14th. Tuesdav 15th (no Performance on Wednes- day), hursdavy 17, andt the Lost NieN ton FRIDAY 18th. for the BENEFIT 'F MASTER J. ANDERSON, THE JUVENILE WIZARD! THE LAST GRANTD DAY PERFORMAINCE On FRIDAY 15tb, at Two o'clock ! E:- rETIOLD TIIE PIaces! ...

... LAST WEEK BUT ONr 0OF THE pANO%'RAMTA on the MOUND; 20 Views, comprising the FALLS of NIAGARA, Irom three points*, viz.-'the Ferry, entrance to the Cavern, andl Goat Islandl; the GOLD RGOSof CAL1FORNITA. TOW.Nof` ST FRANCISCO), V7ALLEY and RIVER SACRAMIENNTO. SIERRA INE- -VA~DA. Gold Diggers at W-ork, &-c. Now Views of JERU- SALEMT, CALCUTTA, &c. Two exhibitions daily, viz.-as Twou. and again ...

... THISI BYP.NLYVII G. I MIUSIC; HALL. CONTCERT ~1IIQNS2'RE, AND MOfST POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT, THIlS EVENING, MONDAY, 21st january. MONSIEUR JULLIEN has the honour to announce, that ,in compliance with the wish of many of his; kind pa- trots h e has postponed his Concert in Newcastle, and has succeeded in organisior a GRA ND CONET OSRE,: -which will take placc,- THIS EVENING, the --lst ...

... ROYAL BSCOTISHI ACADEMY I or. .FAINTING, SCULPTURE~, & ARCHITECTURE. T TI TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITIONx of T thle P. A D ENI Y for the. WORKS of LIVING AR.ITISTS, will Open at the Galleries. Revel Instituition, early inl Febr-tt7 nest. f he Members and other Artists are requested so take No.- tieait the Galleries will he Open fur the reception of Worka Art intended for Exltibition, an ...

... N OTICE. COLLECTIOs OF LAND AND ASSESSED TAXES, AND PROPERTY TAX1 FOR TElE YEAR 1849-50, I. TZE CiTY AND COUNTY OF EDINBURGH. -OTICE Ti3 hereby given, that the COLLECTION of the IN TAXES for l849-50 will commence at the Office of the CilectOr, 57, YuEaT BnlDGE, on MONDAY NEMiT, the 28th t: and it is particularly requested that all persons will, ithout delavy, make Paymaent of the Duties with ...

... B A N V A R-'S I GREAT ORIGINAL p ANOROMA OF THE. MISSISSIPPI RIVER, Under the immediate patronage of HER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY. E. B. H. PRINCE ALBERT. And all the ROYAL FAMI.Y, the same as Exhibited before the COURT AT WINDSOR CASTLE, Will Oven at the W A TEr L 0 R O O M S, On MONDAY EVENING, FEE. 4, ,,d continue for a few EveningS only, and on WEDNES1DAY and SATURDAY Afternoons. iThe ample ...

... ASSE'MBLY ROO'MS, GEORGE STREET. The right Fon. the COUNTESS of MORTON. imr BOYLE of Shewaltnn. Mrs, BALER PT CRAIGIE I-NGLIS of Cramond. Director. ARCHIBALD HOPE, Esq. of Pinkie. T EE DIRECTORS belgto announce, that the QUEEN'S AS EML'- being the FrESTr for the Season. weill take plots, on TLURSI)AY the 7th Feaosy Iiserctdthat the Officers of the Array and.Nav, h LietlacQueen's Body Guard, ...

... LITESOGrAPuY.-We have had sent 10 I's a specimen of lithography by Mr Peck of this city, which affords an excellent illustration of the state of perfection to which this important art has been brought. It isa sheet of sixteen co0lumins, con- sisting of articles copied from the Edinburgh papers of Satur- dav, and a copy of the principal woodcut in the last number of Punch. These are most ...

... lMUSIC HALL, GEORGE STREET. GR,,EA4T POPUL AR,21P, CONVCERT, FOR ONE EE A: LNL G 01LY. FmnST API'EP.ANCEcF. IN ?? or MISS CATHERINE HAYES, iTIIMA D(ONNA (OF T lE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. A RTISTEE.S Miss CATHERINE HAYES, SOP'RANO. Miss P(3(LE ?? CONTRALTO. Mr 'I'RAV, ?? TENOR. MTr WETIJIERBE . ?? B AP. ToNE_ Herr MIENGIS ?? 1.xss. S ign r PO ?? LLON IN ?? BASS. CoxDcTacou-Signor VERA. ;-¶I WOOD ...