... RARVE~Y ONq DArNEZSS, D3ISEASES OF T11r_ THRO~aT. With plates, boards, Is Gd. (\ H RESAWStrand, uT OF DEArNES arisingdwtrai dnareannss antdf h patonslsran tone otheirdisee oftethroat, ?? onteogn o peh y Wosem Ha`vrv, ?? . of EnglHandy' Faollow ofsthed foryait ledicoand pruegical Sovciet of Lodefon,`-andiSugeo tozethe.RylDips W Te rechommn thew seiouaaslo this braiewpeasicnto alleapersons the ...

... A FORTUNE FOR NOTHING! THE ERA GRAND DERBY & ST. LEGER GIFTS. Upon the Payment of 1 fis., the BEST FAMILY & SPORTING JOURNAL WIVLL ZE SENT TO YDU FOR FIFTY-TWO WEEKS. AND A REGISTERED RECEIPT PRESENTED GRATIS IN TaE ERA GIFTS OF 500. Every party, WVHETHEER A PRESENT READER OF THE ERA NEWSPAPER, OR INTENDING TO BE vucn, must pay in ADVANCE the sum of Twenty-six Shillings, which will entitle ...

... EMPLOYERS' STRIRKE. tREAT TRADES' MIEETING. An Aggregate Meeting of the U Metropolitan Trades will be held iP. St. Martin's Hall, Lon-- acre, on Thursday Evening, March 4, 152, when the Council of the Amalgamated bociety will explain their preoent position and prospects, and invite a consideration of tile relations of Employers and Employed, and the Laws affecting Labour. Doors open at Six ...

... TO THE READERS OF itMuY PRICE , A NError occurred in the arraegement of the pages in a reprint of No. 6 of- MARY Paes. Thoes Subscribers who have re. ceived the faulty copies can have them exchanged for correct onces at our Office, or thr-ough their booksellers. Agents, in towsn and country, are requested to look over their back stock of No. 6, and, if faulty, have the exchange made ...

... OL -g FOl TRE WHE= FEBRUARY. I 1st 9unday iD Lent.-Morsing Lessons: 59GS5CSS xI. to v xxx., Matt. vii.- ?? Lessons: Genlessi5s ,xi., Rosnans ?? r~es, 48m. yast Oh sins. 57 sast 5h-. MARCh. -S.t. David r day. MOND qann died 1543. a ~sssPA~AyLog~s phillippO arrivediin England 1845. 5 ~ 4amsica dIS~nVOJ14 194. I TIIofl t.-grftassia Bridge epdened 1850. FOIDT. ~~wrlansin. ied170 2.-- FQLU ...

... FRAN KS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF iv COPAIBA. TESTIt ONiAL.-I have made trial of Mr. Franks's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital, in a variety of cases of dis- charges in the male and female, and the results warrant my stating that it is an efficacious remedy, and one which does not produce the usual unpleasant effects of copaiba. S (Signed) JOSxPHs HENRY GSXEN~, ALS., President of ...

... rflHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- j On Monday, Miss Helen P'aucit will perform, for the last time, hercelebrated character of JULIET, and Mdile. Plunkett appear in the NEW BALLET. flu Tuesday, Mr. Sims Reeves will repeat, for the last time, his famous character of FRA DIAVOLO, and Mdlle. Plunkett apear 1n the NEW BALLET, on Wednesday, ROBERT THE DEVIL. On Thursday wvill be produced, with New ...

... - PRINCESS'd -THEATRE. Under the Management of DMr. Charles Kjan. fAN MONDAY, March 1, will be performed Shak£pere's Histo- VJ torical Play of RING JOHN, and (lasttime) tbe Pastomime. Tuesday, 2, The CORSICAN BROTHERS, with -TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, and BETSY BAKER. Wednesday 3, Shakspere's Historical Play of KING JOHN, and TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS Thursday,4, The CORSICAN BROTHERS, with The ...

... in TO CORRESPONDNTS.' as a Correspondents whe de not find their communications ) ? noticed, ray infer that we cannot answerthemn, or decline x- to do so. T~hegreat number of comnsnications we re- he celve, containing questions which any per son, disposed of to take the same trouble as they WOULD. put upon us, ct might answer for themselves, renders this notice n eces- or, sary* ,55 TREATMENT ...

... ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION for BOYS.-The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the Insti- tution wvill be hell at Freemasons' Hall, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of March next. The Right Hon. the Earl of ZETLAND, Most Worshipful Grand Master, in the chair. BOARCD (IF Sl'EWAitDS. Brother J. B. HEATH (No. 6), President. Brother J. HERVEY (N. 7). Vice.Fresident. Brother G. Barrett TNo. 8 Trm.W erDaI Brother T. ...

... EPS8GM, 1852.-The four following Races L close and name to Mssrs. WVeatherby, 6, Old Burling- ton-street, London, onl ile tst of MARCH SPRING MEETING. The RAILWAY PLATE of s0 sovs (Handicap) for all ages; three quarters of a mile; the winner of any race after publi- cation of the weights to carry 5tb extra. of two or more 10sb extra; entrance 2 sovs, to go to the furnd which must in all cases ...

... SWMNILG ADVERTISEMENTS. I-- a--- CAUTION TO TsHDE URWAT. CHATHAM, THURSDAY. Notwithstanding the frequent warnings to the unwary, advertising swindlers. still find dupes, a glaring instance of which has just been brought to light in this neigh- bourhood. The parties implicated in the case had occu- ied private apartments on the New-road, Chatham, and described themselves as husband and wife. In ...