... Amusements j -I X: -j. &b 3s: :-A> vs Vs- 7^% I HEATKE ROYAL, COVFNT GARDEN.-- On BOXING J- NIGIIT, PUSS IN BOOTS. Mdlle. Cavalazzi and Bullet of 300. Prices and Day Performances as usual. Booking by ...

... . Cairo, the Victorious, with its famous bazaars, its anci and modern sections, and its many picturesque features, is a v interesting city, as most travellers know but in our artist's dra^ ing it is a mere background sketch to his view of the ca market, and therefore claims no attention at our hands. The te camel is a generic one, applying indiscriminately to both (h* dromedary and the camel ...

... Continuation of New Music. r^EPH WILLIAMS'S NEW 1 U PUBLICATIONS. All Music sent post-free half price. EWSONGS by FRANZ ABT Words by E. Oxenford. T MY LOVE. I SO SINGS THE LARK. TUF PATROL. I IT MAY NOT BE. ONE LITTLE WORD. A brief and tender poem by V Oxenford has been wedded to a charming melody by 5' Abt. A tenor will find this song very effective. SvfNTIDE. Vocal Duet. l-AIR JEANETTE, ...

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... THE FISHERMAN'S WIFE. ...

... . The race for the champion cup of this club was run on Saturday last, when there were six entries W. Hewitt, M. Ray, W. Blin, H. Blin, F. Brown, and A. Beazley. The course was from the Bat and Ball (head-quarters of the club), Gravesend, to Sevenoaks and back, distance forty miles. J. Hinwood acted as starter, and Mr. J. Blin as judge and referee. A start was effected at 3 p.m. Ray and H. ...

... HOWARD AND SONS' EASY-CHAIRS AND SOFAS Are the most Luxurious made, and of the Finest Quality only. CLUB CHAIR- SHOWROOMS-- 25, 26, AND 27, BERNERS STREEi W. JOHN MORTLOCK, The Old Pottery Galleries. 202. 203, and 204, OXFORD STREET; 30, and 31, ORCHARD STREET, PORTMAN SQUARE, LONDON, W. Principal London Depot for MINTON'S CHINA. The BLUE nnd WHITE ROOM is a GREAT ATTRACTION. These DEEP BLUE ...

... ANTELOPE AND FALLOW DEER AT THE ZOO. THE AUTUMN RACES AT GIBRALTAR.- 11*1 I ■lIB'B---- W-- W-- MWIlllTlff ll--BIIB 1 1. 1 MBntH-- -[From Sketches by a Correspondent.) ...

... SCENE IN A TROPICAL JUNGLE. ...

... . THIS accomplished actress, who is now distinguishing herself at Drury Lane in the title of Amy Robsart, made her first ap pearance on the stage in February, 1868, at the Prince of Wales's, Liverpool, as a Maid of Honour in the burlesque of The Brigand. She had about ten lines to speak and a solo to sing, having at that time a fine voice, which had been made the most of by means of a sound ...

... . A CAPITAL day's sport was obtained with the Hon. C. Fitzwilliam's hounds on Thursday. The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Manchester, and the majority of the Castle party were mounted. The Princess of Wales drove her own ponies, being accompanied by the Countess of Westmoreland. Leighton Gorse, strange to say, was drawn blank, but a fox being found at Hunt's Closes, a capital run was ...

... CANNOT BE T T \f T A SANITARY AND WORN OUT. J-|_ JL \J ii J JL A BEAUTIFUL. 4s. 4d. per Yard. DR RICHARDSON, in his Lecture on , said, In the sitting and bed-rooms a true oak margin of floor extends two feet round eadb roona, O'/fcr carpet ever laid It is kept bright and clean by the old-fashioned process of beeswax and turpentine, and the air is made fresh and ozomc by the process, :H:0W\A. ...