... POLLOK'tS PL'AN for thhe P~URI&FIC~ASTIONof R~IyER,an Y' the Beneficial Application of the Sewage Water of Tows. 1 1 MORRIS POLLOK, of Govan Factory, near Glasgow. O The Profits of this Publication, if any, to be given to the 9YQ 3 Infirmary and the Royal ...

... presence of, and attested by, John Morris, of No. G, Old Jewry, in the city of London, solicitor, and by the said Charles John. Leaf, on the 4th day of Oetober, 1859, in the presence of, and attested by, the said John Morris. Dated this 5th day of October ...

... India, and ?? tropical ?? Tile Pannuna Corium sold by ie the yaril or piece-HALL nad CO., Palcintaoe, 2, Wellington. street, Strand, leadiiig to Wiiterioo.hridgv. V ESTRY-HALL.-LONDON THOROUGHT- A,1ARES.-The L'UILDF11 o1' Tiits 13) sv (enlarged to 22 pages) ...

... Sixpence. 1-WESTON'S GRAND MUSIC HALL, N T . S High lHelbom. . 31rH. DISTIN and his VENTIL HORN IINION, and Mr. E, )n W. MACKNEY, the popular Comic Vocalist, will appear EVERY 7, EVENING.-Doors open at Seven o'clock. -n QAVILLE HALL GRAND CONCERT ROOM a and HOTEL ...

... Currie's, and Williams and Deacon's, and at the office of the Society, 7, Exeter Hall, Strand. Parcels of clothiig, &c., should be sent to. W. J. QHAMPION, Secretary. * 7, Exeter Hall, Strand. TY.EICESTER-SQUARE S6UP KITCHEN and lJ. REFUGE, established 1840 ...

... taken in advanceofror ti the plan at the Egyptian Hall, every day, from Eleven to Five, r without any estra charge, Is.; , 2s.; Gallery, Is. a ARNUM.-THREE ALTERNATE SATUR- a B DAYS, at ST. JAMES'S HALL.-TO-MORROW, Feb. 12; Saturday, Feb. 21; and Saturday ...

... Quarter to Ten. Stalls, 3s.,; Balconsy, 2s.; Body of Hall and Gallery, ts. Places secured without extra charge at Chappell's, Mitchell's, Cramer and Boale's, Jullien's, Keith's, 48, Cheapsido; and the Hall. TbR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, .LFJ3, Tichborr e-street ...

... of Herr Wilhelm Ganz, 37, Golden-square; at the Hall; at Olliner's,, 19, Old Bnd-street; and of the principal Miesiesellers. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA .J.J.L TWICE TO-DAY, at Three and Eight. Egyptian-hall, Piccadilly. TOWES and CUSHING'S GREAT UNITED Ils ...

... James's Grand Hall, on Tuesday, May 24, at uight 'clock, Tiykots to be had of Messrs. Chappell and Ollivier, Bend-street; sf Cramer and Cs., and Addison, Regent-street; Emedy, Oxford- t street; Keith and Co., Choapside; and Mr. Austin, at the Hall. E DRB AJACOBS' ...

... 3s. ld. l eserved Seats, 2s. 6d. ?? at the Palace ; 2, Exeter Hall; and at the usual Agents. .f R Y S T A L P A L A C E.- , GtJ GRAND CONCERT TO-MORROW, Saturday, July 30. s 'The. EXETER HALL OFFICE will remain OPEN for the 0 SALE of TICKETS at Thrce Shillings ...

... presence andl ?? tronage of the Right IHon, the LORD SutAYOt of LONDON and the LADY MALYOl)ESS. CIANTERBURY HALL CONCERTS. sJ -In the MUSIC HALL, EVRTY EVE2NING, Proifssor Sterodale Bennett's May Queen, Grand Selectioiss fiom Dinorab, Macbeth, ...

... fiee, direct from the Author, on re- rceipt of twelve stamps, C ANTERBURY HALL, Westminster-road. Proprietor, C. MORTON.-The FINE ARTS GALLERY, in connection with the above Hall, is NOW OPEN DAY and NIGHT, from Eleven a.m. till Twelve p.m. The New Gallery ...