... 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 ...

... 0-1 REAT WESTERN RAI LWAY.- A CHEAP EXCURSION TO 1ATH AND BRtSTOL.A Train wvill leave Peddington on Sunday, AaLgust 13, at 7.45 n.m., and will retlurs the same evening at 630 p.rm. from 5ristol, and 7 p.m. from Iah ?? jots I10s. and 03.; Ba~thPs, ; and ax. Tickets sisy be ;sreviously ctained at tlse Great %Western Booking-offiecs, 217, King,-street, Cireapside; 63. Bridgerroad, Lambeth; 351, ...

... DERBY GIFTS FOR 1855 HAVE COMMENCED, and will in future be combined so as to constitute ONE MONSTER DISTRIBUTION., In future, on the payment of TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS, Parties will be supplied with the ERA Newspaper for ONE YEAR from the date of Subscription, for which a Receipt will be givel, specifying the NUMBEE OP THEIR CHANCE in the ERA DERBY GIFTS OF 1855, which will posi- tively be ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. OE SPOBTIFG CORRESPONDENTS WILL Flh'D THEIM Qo7ESTIOlS O ANSWERED IN OUR SPomTIxG GAZETTE. r . S.-The work i-s Very scarce, be' it may be met with occasionally. 'hary, of Wellioytouw-eteet, would bc most likely to furnish you with a eoOy. ?? .7-Garr'wks last appearance on the stage was as Don Felix, in ?? Wonder, Jooe 10, 1776. ?? are four scholarships contended for ...

... OYAL THAMES NATIONAL Ift ~~~REGATTA. Thts REGATTA will take place at PUJTNEY, On the 8tb, 9th, and 10th ofAugust. Thefollowig are the NUMBERS of ENTRIES for Cach rAMPION FOUR-OARED RACE-Six Entries. WATERMEN'S PAIR-OARED-Seven Entries. WATERMEN'S SCULLS-NiOe Entries. BOATMEN OF THlE COAST-Three Entries. WATERMEN'S EIGHT-OARED RACE (North v. South-Two Entries. LANDSMEN'S FOUR-OARED-Six Entries. ...

... p OYAL ITALIAN OPERA,I JLAs COVENT.GARDEN. NEXT MONDAY, August 7th, 1851, MADAME GRISI'S BENEFIT. The Public are respectfully isformed that the Admission to the Pit on the above occasion will, be flY TICKETS ONLY, the number being limited. Pit Tickets, 21s. each, may be had at the Box Office of the Theatre, or of the prlncipal LIlbrarians and Bookscllcrs. 11 OYAL ITALIAN OPERA, R- COVENT ...

... DERBY GIFTS FOR 1855 HAVE COMMENCED, and will in future be combined so as to constitute ONE MONSTER DISTRIBUTION. In fqture, on the payment of TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS, Partics- will be supplied with the ERA Newspaper for ONE YEAR from the date of Subscription, for which a Receipt will be given, Specifying the NUMBER O1 THEIR CHANCE in the ERA DERBY GIFTS OF 1855, which will posi- tively be ...

... H ORSES FROM HORKNASTLE FAIR. JL-WILLIAM COLLINS, of MOUNT-STREET, LAMBIETH, bei s to inform Noblemen and Gentlemen that his great ANNUAL SHOW OF HORSES, from the above celebrated Fair, will take place at the GREEN MAN INN, IIARNET, on THURSDAY and I FRIDAY NEXT, the, 17th and 18th inst. There will be upwards of ONE HUNDRED HORSES, consisting of well-known Hunters. masters of weight, first ...

... HE ROYAL OPERA, DRURY-LANE.- T Re-opening ot the Royal Opera nuader New Management. On MoIday, August 14th, 1851, her Majesty's servants will perform Bcllini's Opera, NORMA. Norma, Alddme. Caradori. On Tuesday (first time), Rosini's Opera, SEMIRAMIDE. Somiramide, Mldme. Caradori. On Wedncsday, a Favourite Opera. On Thursday (second time), Rosini's Opera, SEMIRAMIDE.. Oil Friday and Saturday, a ...

... fIREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- T CHEAP 'XCURSION to S TROUD O ), GLOUCESTER, (IELTEN ?? . ?? CndPSTOW.-A Train will leave Padding. trn 'on SIUJNiDAY, August 20, returning tie same Evening from ir (hepstwer at 70 Cheltehmam 730, Gloucester 7s45, and Stroud at li S11. Ti ltrcn 3bbev and the Valley of the River Wy V (clebrated S i l'r its rlu'ih leeoc'i'y) aire ric the imimediate neilghbourhood C. of ...

... EAFNESS-the greatest achievement in Dr the history of medical coresse. Dr. MANFRED. M.R.C.S. this day published, sent free b post for eight postage stamps, A PHYSICIAN'S GUIDE FOR COUTRY PATIENTS, for the perfect and permanont restoration of bearing, by his invaluable new treat- ment. Deafness of the most inveterate nature relieved in half an hour cored in a lew hours, almost instant cessation ...

... CITY OF LONDON THEATRE.- MR. E. L. DAVENPORT'S FAREWELL NIGHT IN ENGLAND, *Previous to his departure for America on the 26th inst. Tbe Management have much pleasure in annoauncinlg that they have made an arrangement with Mr. E. L. Davenport, the eclebrated American Tragedian, to tale his farewell of the British Public at the above Theatre, on THURSDAY EVENING, August 24th, when a moet ...