... MI. ALBERT SMITH'S CHINA is open every Night (including Saturday) at Eight; Tnesday, 'rmoroday, naid Saturday Attercoons, at Three o elock. Stalls, numbered olnd reserved, which can be taken in advanes from the Plan at the i tbien it *1, ecery day, from Eleven to Five, without any extra charesg, 3s.; Arca, 23.; Gallery, Is. iTjti>. atnld MRS. HOWARD PAUL evory I L EveehiN (Sattirday exceltted) ...

... ANSWEREH TO CORRDSPONDEWiT. O OF T3B CoUPs DB BALLAOT.-Your letter beivg ano2ynmous cannot appear; broider, it is not correct, the rmanager ahelves ooe entertainment beca,1ne another i mvnore attractire. J. R. S.-Mr Osbaldiston was lessee of the Victoria Theatre when he died at the age offifty.ecnen, December 28th, 1850. Lonionnta.-Tie width of the river at Londonr ,idie is 290yarda; at ...

... ENGLISH OPERA ARTISTES. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. SOPRANOS, CONTRALTOS, TENORS, BARITONES, AND BASSES. R LE. T. SMITH, the Lessee of DRURY M LANE THEATRE (who is neither an actor nor singer) is desirous of giving: an Opportunity to asrlistes of talent and promise to appear at the theatre in a series of English Operas. Two impartial judges will attend, and decide upon the merits and talent ...

... IR. ALBERT . SMITHIS CHINA 1 is open every Night (including Saturday) at Eight; Tuesday, Ts and Saturday Afternoons, at Three o'elook. Stalls, numbered Tbd reserved which can be taken in advance from the Plan at the gyptiasn Neb, every day, from Eleven to Four, without any extra chafrge 3,; Area, Is.; Gallery, Is. R CHARLES DICKENS will give TWO j1 hfORE CHRISTMAS READINGS at ST. MARTIN'S HALL ...

... TO HOTEL, INN. AND TAVErN PROPRIETORS. lHE LICENSED VICTUALLEA' TALM3ANACMC for 1860 is now ready, and may be ha~d of ail Biselers ard News Agents. -3K~redC. Ptrotrrw _oke .K~ n OFt=tr ...

... ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. I Qeco SPORTING CO RMSPONDEN?7e WrILT XOIeD THoCIB QUEsTIoNS ANeSWERED IN OURn SPORTING SHEET. FiOHL.-The intoelligence of the seal has been recognised asfor back as the days cf Pliny. Cevier mentions, too, that he saev a seal that performed trieks evidentlysimilarin character to those now beingexh7ibited. There are several preparatioes illustrative of the anatomy of ...

... TAYMARKET, THEATRE ROYAL. - Hl Under the Ifanagemernt of Mr. BUCOSTONE. The new Comedy of The Contested Election, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews, and the new farce Out of Sinkht out of Mind. every evening. Monday, August i6th, and during the week, to commence at Seven, with the new Ballet of IALLOWE'EN, in which Miss Loa;6e Loclereq, MrArtbur Leclereq, Mr C. Leolereq, and M. Leclereq ...

... TlHE LONDON. - SAWYER'S famous -t LONDON DINNER, consisting of two SOUps, two fish, two enotroes, joints, two sweets, cheess and salad, at a fixed charge of fs. d. (attendance 3d.). is served from Two till Eight, in the spacioussaloon. In the COFFEE-BOOa, dinners from the joint, with vegetables, choose and saled, Is. 6d. (attendance 3d.), and soup, fish. enltrees, &c.. a la earpr, are served ...

... A NEW WORK BY STONEHENGE, AUTHOR OF BRITISH RURAL SPORTS, &c., ?? In post Svo, 103. 6d,, balf-bound. IHE SHOT-GUN AND SPORTING .T RIFLE, with full Descriptions of tha Dogs, Ponies, Ferrets, etc. used in all kinds of Shooting and Tropping. Illustrated with Twenty large Page Engravings. and Ono Hundred Woodcuts, finely printed. London* RoeTesuoGz, WAnNa, and Ro1TL3Dno, Farrinadon-street. In ...

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... DRURY-LANE, THEATRE ROYAL.- D Lessee, Mr. E. T. SMITH. Reduced prices as usual. Box.offico open daily from Ten to Six. For the convenience of the patrons of this Theatre r5rangoments have been made by the Lessee that the Pautomime terminates at Eleven o'clock. The grand, gorgeous, and effective scenery or the Pantomime by Beverley. Glorious success of those popular and celebrated ortietes Mr. ...

... IUPTUIIES.-E. HUXLEY begs to call j the attention of those who noav be suffering from this distresaing ,malady to his ELASTIC SPIRAL BELT and AIR PAD, suiable for ?? Inguinal, aud Femoral Hernin, in all its stages, whieh rendes the use of a steel spring (so distressing to the wearer), quiLS vmneeessary, supporting the whole abdominal mass, thereby contributing to the Cure of a disease which is ...