... and the pnblic, that .j,ev have made arrangements for a COURSE of POPULAR LECTURES for tbe ensuing winter season, aud thst the INAUGURAL LECTURE will be delivered jD the Assembly Room of the Oddfellows' Hall, Heaton- ttreet, on Tbubsdat Evening, Notembeb 11th, 1858, by WILLIAM FAIRBAIRN, Esq., C.E, ?? npon 3 Tbe System of Education best calculated to improve the condition of the Working ...

... original Mimical, Metrical, Musical, and Poly- -rapl.it- Entertainment, illustrated by nearly one hun- dred instantaneous Metamorphoses of voice, character, ,nd costume. Reserved Seats, 25. . Second Class, ls. ; Third Class, A Plsn of the Stalls may be seen, and seats aecured, at Mr. WALKDEN'S, Stationer, &c Poors open at half-past Seven — commence at Eight. Carriages to be ordered at Ten. ...

... HaU, Healonttreet— A literary and Musical Entertainment. Part L — ** The Wit, Humour, and Poetry of Tom Hood. Part ll.— «' Recitations from various Authors, diversified by Vocal Music, with Piano-fd-rte accompaniment. Mr. H. W. MAY, LC.P. Ads-ISS-O!*.— Members of the Institution free on preseuting their Tickets; Honorary, Annnal, and Half- Sly Members, have the privilege of introducing a ...

... an Appendix, containing a full Re- view of the Bey. C. WiiiLiMs Lecture. C TIPLADY, Printer. ~ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLS. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. _ a. D. Mr. R. Eddleston (liverpooi) 5 0 0 Mrs. Farnworth 2 2 0 Mr. John Charles Porrest (Darwen) 10 0 Mr. John Hall 10 0 Mr.Hir-t 0 10 0 Mrs. Parkinson (Queec-treet) 0 5 0 Mr. James Stones 0 10 0 Mr. James Hoyle 0 10 O The Committee are anxious to ...