... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.-J XM. JULITEN'S CONCERTS. M JULLIEN begs most respectfully to announce that his concerts will commence on Monday, October 30th, on which occasion he will have the honour of making his first appearance in England since his return from America. Full particulars will be duly announced. HEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.- T Under tbe Management of Mr. BucKSTOOe.W Rc-eng-agement ?? ...

... Just published, New and Improved Edition, price ls., T THE CURABILITY of' CONSUMPTION; being a Series of Papers presenting the most prominent and importmtportactiral points in the Treatment of the disease. By F. H.AMAMADGE. M.D., Fellow of the College of Physicians, late Senor Pbisiieiao the Rhoya Byi Infirmary for Diseases of the Chest, c Also, by the same Aothor. A TREATISE on ASTHMA and ...

... HARVEY ON DEAFNESS. Just Published, fcp. oct, price 2s. Gd. Illustrated *Ith Wods Engravings. THE EAR IN HEALTH AND DISEASE, -with practlcal ye T marks on the formation and treatment of Deafness. B., William Harvey, ?? surgeon to the. Royal Dispensary fa Diseases of the Ear. This work to the Deaf is invaluable.-Crit*. London: Henry Renshaw, Strand. PENNY BOOKS FOR 'THE PEOPLE; ALWAY IN PRINT. ...

... rice 2s.6 d., orby Post from the Author for Forty-two Postage Stamps. T HE CAUSE AND THE CURE. -A Complete Treatise on the Physical Powers of Man, their dis. eases and debility, including Spermatorrhama and all those affections called Syphilitic, with ample Instructions as to the Mode of Treat- ment. Illustrated by Anatomical Plates, Mlerossopis Diagrams, and Drawings of Disease. By THOMAS ...

... THE ERA 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 Subsoriptiosi, for which a Receipt will be given, specifyingc, thle NTI1 B OF THEIB CHANCE in the BR13,A DERBY GIFTS OF 1855, which will posi. ...

... LORD BYRON INW, MARKET STREMT Nearthe Pit Entrainco to the Theatre iRoyal, Noewdastle-ot- vn M JUDE begs to intimate, to his frieuds and'the publie ihat the above Inn has been fitted up with comfortable and well-. ai ed beds, a large and lofty News Room. Newspapers taken, Moi nsng Adcctetjer, Rcynoifss XVaespapor, Era, and several other local and provinlcial jornrials. Superilor llome-b-eived ...

... PRINCESS'S THEATRE. Under the Management of. Mr.. Charles ]Rean [ONDAY, Wednesday, and Friday. The COURIt gOF LYONS. .1] Tuesday, .The RIVALS. Thursday,T'hoeCORSICAN :BB6O- THERS. Satui'day', A HEARIT OF GOLD; LIVING TOOTFAST; and the ballet, every evening ST. JAMES'S THEATREZ.-: Under the Management of Mrs. Seymour. T)RILLIANT And decided sutuert. The Spanish Dancers every eresung. Foufth ...

... PUBLICAX4U§EXMNTS. T 1EATRE BOYAI4 HATEARMHE UNDERs TaB MtIANQIHEHT 0p MH-B. ClKSfg'- Ie-engagemenet of senora Poena Nils, and tihe renownced Spanish Dancersi-Mr. Wright, the popular Comedian. Mr. Hudtean, the Iribh Comedian, and the Spanish Dancers every evening. mo-BORROW (Monday). and Priday,will be resented PAUL T pRY. Colonel Hardy. Mr. Chippendale; Prank lry r ?? ~~~E SPITALFIL' EVRAd ...

... 19YSTAL PALACE GENBAAL A.RBANGEMNTB TlEPALACE Is CPrN71) on M1ONDAYS5 at 9 eBns. and on TIIIUSSDAITS, WED142SIOAYS, THMIURAYS, Sd FRI. r ,)&YS. at 10 sam. On these daje the charge for admission io Ont Shlslilng. it is opened onl SATCICDAKS at noon, on which day esbarg for admission is Five Shillings. SealTraine will ran from London-bridgee tothe CrisalPalace Nvi'We-a~ s followe:-at 7.10, 2.10, ...

... HAMPAGNE.-G. FRIEND, having made arrangemcnts with Messrs. MOET and CHANDON, for ehipmnents of their CHAMPAGNE direct to him, is enabled toc eupply the first quality at 669. per dozen; pirit5 315. per dozen-Mo~t,( or other second qualities, at reduced prices. Very excellent wine inI quarts or pints. A liberal discount to the trade. Warehouse, 71,f FLEETSTYREET. Collars, Bride-lane. A single ...

... FORTY MONEY CGETTING 3lUSINESSEs. ItfIlS beantifully ?? truly valuable work, suitable for J bothcscaes, rich or poos. youth or age, ,will'ive clesi-jsstruc. tions to realize money ii forty easy butinesses, withoultlaovereigcc outlay or a sixpence risk. Price is, 4d., sent post free lo any part or the kingdom. NOTMCL-.Thlis astounding work- has been pronounced 'a bles- sing, a booa.lnlduktry's ...

... I ?? - THEATRE-ROYAL, EDINBURGH. LAST NIGETT OP THE SUMM3YER SEASOX FOR TIE BENEFIT OF R R AND MRS WYNDHAM, On MONDAY (THIS EVENING), 23d OGbser 1854, On which occasion these Distin-eished Artistes, MIADAME CELESTE and 3M1R BENJAMIN WEBSTER, have in the handsomest manner volunteered their gratuitous services. The Performances will coumence with HOPES AND FEARS, or THE SAILOR'S SON. In which ...