... rI4IEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- _ Ma.. BluNvN, Lessee, ttrairdinavy Attraction for thle holidays! Last Nizht of i, Give. who vll perform to-morrow (Monday) Lady Mac. bell. Wvith the New Christmas Pantomime. On, Tacoday, Miss Fitzpatrick j.nd Mr. Anderson will appear W 'le Wondere. With T'ie Young' Couple, by the Bateman ChillrCl .And the Pantomime. OW rsedthrsday/ the only Juvenile Night). owing ...

... This day is published, price 3d., FOSSUTH, ESTERHAZY, and J BATTIIYANYI * being answers to Aspersio ls contained in iet-ers published in Tlhe Times; and a Vindication of lKos- suth, &c. By J. TOUL11IN SMITH, Esq. London: Trelawny Sanders, 6, Charing Cross. NiEW SPORTING WORK, WITR ILLUSTRATIONS B3Y JOHN LEEC H. On the First of January was published, to be complete in Twelve Monthly Parts, ...

... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Up0on t7e Payment of :1 6s., the 13EST rAMILY &, SPORTING JOURNAL WILlItE1 SENT TO Y0'S FOR [rIFFTY-TWO W-MEEKS. ANI) A BEGLSFEIED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS EN' TO'E EA GIFTS OF 500 -errly p.Lrty, vIIlITHEER a O'RELSLNT READER OF Tilil E]SR NE'\XSPAPER, OR INTENDIENG 10 BE etCh, ri.ust pay it AODVANCE the surn of TTeaity-six si it1iings ...

... Q PORTSMEN.-At this season you can L g go to WHISTLER'S, in the STRAND, and select a GUN at 3o per ccnt. less in price than at any other time of the year. You will find the largest assortmeet in ! Loendo,. HIe viwi allow con to try the shooting, and to test the GENUINENESS of any GUN, he will allow you to take itto the Inakcr's. Old Gons or any description of goods taken in swap. N.B. ...

... [LADVERTIsA'sENT.] i THE LATE TROTTING MATCH. TO TILE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-in your last week's publication you have a very lengthy Eticle, and to a party unacquainted with the true merits of the case, the certificate which you introduce into it would appear very formnidable, but what is it worth? It professes to be signed 1 by Messrs. Ford, Alletson, Moss. and Co., who state they attended ...

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... [ADVERTISEMENT.] THIE LATE TROTTING MATcrC TO THnE EDITOR OF THe ERA. Sir,-In justice to myself I have to request yoa will afford the opportunity of a reply to the letter headed Advertisement, and to which some remarks of yours are appended in lost ' paper. I am perfectly ready at any time to come forward a substantiate the truth of the following FACTS w an Firstly.-On the meeting of the ...

... 11stEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE._ f Mrs. BUNN, Lessee, Tomorrow (Monday) vill be repeated, in consequence of a I D1ress never surpassed within the walls of an English 'Theatre, at peyberer's Opera of ROBERE THE DEVIL. With the second Af appa;,r5nC0 of Mr. Fedor, Mr. H. Drayton, Miss Crichton, and Vi hue ?? Garcia. With the New Pantomime. To pal Tuesday (positively the LastJuvenile Night), the ...

... wON CASTER SPRING MEETING, I152. D~ ~~~WEDNESDAY, MAR clH 10. The following Stakes close and name on the Ist of FebruarY nextt Tue DONCASTER HANDICAP STAKES of 10 soya each, S ft, and only s if declared by the 17th of February, with 000 added by the Innkeepers of Doncastec; St. Leger Course. The SHEFFIELD AND ROTHERHAM STAKES of S sosy each, with 40 added by a few friends of racing in the ...

... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! THE ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Upon the Payment of 1 6s., the BEST FAMILY & SPORTING JOURNAL WILL BE SrNT TO YOU FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS. AND A JEGISTERED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS IN THE ERA GIFTSOF ac5O. Every party, WHETHER A PRESENT READER OF 11THE ERA NEiVSPAPER, OR INTF.NDING TO sE 5tCH4 must pay In ADVANCE the sum of Twenty-six Iillirlgs, which will entitle ...

... LOSE OF HOLIDAYS.- C Now that the season uf annual festivity is about to terminate, and the respective boarding schools reinstated by the busy throng of youthful aspirants, their personal comfort and attractions become naturally an object of great solicitude with friends and relatives. Now it is that ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and for improving and beauti fying the ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE. H. A.-War Eagle was second for the Derby when Cossack won. GEnERAL.-Our Sporting Leader of last week (January 25) spoke o all the animals you iiame, andto which we refer you. G . ?? must throw the last again; that is, the twelve is not fair. Whatever he throws add to his two first 18), and if it exceeds 29, then he will win, but not before. A ...