... OOKS, SONGS, TALES, PRINTS, &c.- B Sharpe's Now Comic Songster, 2s. Gd.; Wilson's Drolleries, is.; New Irish Songster,2s.6d._ Nicholson'5sNew Coal-HoleSongster, so.; Whimsicalitics of London, 2s. ed,; Nigger Melodist, all the Nigger Songs, 2s Gd.; Forty Facetious Song Booki, 19, 06861. A new Catalogue, just out, of the lar et collection of Books, Tilis Prints &A., sent gratis for three SCa a ...

... NOTZCE11 IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION OF THE ERA. It is the essence of success in a Public Journal to adopt every improvement which experience suggests or the requirements of the day demand. Those who lag behind in such a course are deservedly left in the back-ground, and have to thank their supineness, or want of activity and energy, for the inferior position to which they are inevitably ...

... THEATE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- TLessee and MSanager, Mr JAXRs AN ...

... I - - I- as it te ?? - , -7 -- OUR ST. LEGER AND DERBY CIFTS1 FOR4 1850. | - - . - Now that we have fairly distributed our DERBY and ST. LEGER GIFTS FOR 1850, we would say a few words in reference to them. ' As we have nothing to disguise connected with this transaction, but, on the Contrary, a desire to make public every circumstance connected with it-particularly the manner in which our ...

... A CLEAR COMPLEXION - ODFREY'S EXTRACT of ELDER FLOWERS is strongly recommended for Softening, Improving, Beautifying, and Preservingtbe SKIN , and in giving it a blooting and charming appearance, being at once a most fragrant perfume and delightful cosmetics. It will completely remove Tan, Sunburn Redness, &c., and by its baleamic and healing qualities, reoder ?? soft,pliable, and'free from ...

... ( OLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL NORTHIAMPTON HOUl DENMARK xHILL, SURREY. Pricipl:Mr.H.A. ATEWS. The Pupils of this Institutlon ?? on the 24th and 25th instant. Prospectuses (Boarders) and references forwarded in answer to application as above. ART NION of LONDON.; ted holder at the Annual Distribution wil lc fo himself, as heretofore, a work of art fro con ofth pbic ex hibitions. Everysubsenbet ...

... WORCESTER AUTTUMN MTING, W V NOVEMBER Iet and 2d, 1805.3 NGT.s. STEWARDS: VISCOUNT ELMLEY and F. W. K A GHT. aq.. Members for West Worcestershire; CAPTAIN USHO a H. lOLEY, Nsq., Members for East Worcestershir;OSMANRI CRDO., Esq., and WILLIAM LASLETT, Esq., Members for the City of Worcester. FIRST DAY I The WORCESTER AUTUMN HANDICAP, a sweepstakes Of 10 soya each, ift, and'S only if declared on ...

... THE BA ST. LEGER GIFTS. SEND THIRTEEN SHILLINGS POi A CzIANCE OF 100 AND A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SIX MONTHS.. The First Three Thousand Names which shall be inscribed at THE LEA Office since last Derby will participate in the above, as well as tlcose previously paid in advance. Should the Subscription not reach the said Three Thousand, the Prizes will be reduced in proportion; should they exceed ...

... '~TLTON.H CELEBRATED STALLiON ST. LEON, by D'Egville, dam by Humphrey Clinerwil seve ares at Mr. W. ROLERTS'S, Veterinary Clinker, vwill serve Willows near NeWton. Lancashire, for this .Sren shitbk ?? atthe particular Season. haviog been brought ?? rqestr of many breeders of first-rate stock. Thorough bred snares, ive Gieas half bred, Two GOineas. Further particuiarsw~ill appear, or mayble had ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURYLAXNE.- T Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMTH. On Monda, February 27th, and every evening during the week (except Ash-Wednesday), will be performed, for the First Time in England, ?? Version of THE CORSICAN BROTHERS, in Five Acts and Nine Tableaux, entitled THE VENDETTA, founded on Dumas' Great Romance entitled Les Freres Corses. 'This Piece his never been -aeted but by Mr. Brooe, nor ...

... 'TH ERA ST. LEGER GIFTS, 1852. e p ls that pnrtion of our subscribers who pay in gaS e n :order to possess the advantage of a ticket for *dc to derstarid that it is necessary for us to tlhlt e Derby and St. Leger of one year in one year's j'ttiflt, gl5d to prevent the issuing of receipts en- 0hCIselir p,0osssors to claim, for instance, upon the St. l j1di and the Derby of 1853. Now, upon tit ...

... -p1 HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ,V The grand successful Opera of L' ETOILE DUV IOBD, adapted gr. Reynoldson, which has eausedgsuch afervev, twith the whole of the _,utfiul linsic,'Dresses, Properties (and, it neceseary, Scenery), can be i -d of Mr. E. T. SMIeTir, Lessee, with a legal guarantee to Managers y a proceediutge for performing it in this country. Also several of Artistes are disengaged ...