... CHLORODYNE DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CIRES COUGHS, ASTHMA, C OLDS, BRONCHITIS, &O. D RI T. COLLIS BPROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. ExTACF FROhr TIIE Mecdcal Timcs, Jan. 12, 166. Ie PRESCRIBED BY SCORES of OB. THODOX PRACTITIONERS. Of course it would not be thus singlalrly popular did it not supply a want and Ti aplace. T-IR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORDYNE. Dr. J. C. BROWNE (late Army Medical Staff) ...

... Ijl ~ PTIE*Stoy ELU H a 0 R D ELEGANCE Prequeutedbeyaltthe- ELGNEAND MEAUTY OF THE PROFESSIONa EVERY SAEURD&Y MORNING, at TWO O'CLOCK. Prolessional Ladles and Genltlemen1 arc adhittod free ts these Delightful paeuenicc The Pograme is hangd every Saturday. M/ E T R o P 0 L I T A N, LiEDGWARE.ROAD-(SoIQ Lessee, Sir GOniton SPEEDY.) Entire Change of Programmnie. Graud Special Doubyle' Variety ...

... This Week, LARGE FREE TRADE HALL, MANCHESTERI AT T 11 E WS' MINSTRELS, the Original of St. James's Hall, London. Established 1863. Proprietors' Mcssrs T. WV. MATTHEWS, W. MATTHEWS, and H. IMIATTHEWS. This Company comprises the finest Vocalists, Instrumentalists, Comedhins, and Dancers ever introduced into Minstrelsy. Success everywIhere. London address (permanent), 6, H1igh-street, Bloonisbury ...

... PTUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. HER MAJESTY'S THEAITRE. CARiS ROSA OPERIA COMPANY. Porous. in, la8d.216d, SI, ?? 7s 6d, 10fs Od to '3 gl5UOOO ,Monday next. Feb. 17, 31ASITANA only performanlee of this opei* 1)00 Cmgnr do Boamil, r.Jsph Sialsg tis first appeOI &nce in thnis chaynstetr in Lon~donl. Tueortay, Fob. i0, CARtMEN. 1yeadneeday. Feb. 10. RlIENZL Thursday, Feb. 20, CARME~lN. Fourth Glrand IMoriy ...

... U I S S M A R R I 0 T T. Address all communications to Mr RICHARD EDGAR, Comedian and Stage-Manager, THEATRE ROYAL, LEEDS. IS S G N Y V I E VE WARD AMERICAN TOUR. Address, care of Messrs Jarrett and Palmer, Booth's Theatre Buildings, New York. ^,r I S S W A L L I S. 2Ti In answer to numerous inquiries, Miss Wallis begs to say that she will not be leaving London for the Provinces for the ...

... T HEATREi ROYAL RKYMAr:.IELE. THE! CRISIS (Seventy-fifth Time), Every Evening. at503, and every Saturday Morning, at 20 a New Comedy, in Four Acts, adepted by James Albery from Augler's Lee Fourchambault. The greatest success Of t is an. Charsetereby Mrs John Wood. Miss Eastlakee, miss MI. AbigosN n liss Lonics Moodie; Messrs Howe, Kelly, D. Fisher, Jun., Weathersby, Fielder, and W. Terries. ...

... S F A N N Y A D D I S ON , ROYAL PARK THEATRE, every Evening. in her Original Character of ROSA DARTLE, in Little Ern'ly. Agent, Mr V. H. G ifiiths. mISS J;SEPH IN H IDDES, aiPRINCESS'S THEATRE, 1PORTsMlOUTH-, February 17th, Six Nights, as MiAZEPPA (ci la ese) Address as above; or to Private Residence, 57, Waleot.sqO~ar, Kenniflgtonl-road, London. Loved, New Story, written by joepisplie ...

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... Mt I 188 C L A R A B A T E M A N, SerioCo.omlc and Ballad vocalist. FORBSTERS', BRiSTOL, February 17th (Sixth Erngagement). Miss Clara Bateman sang several new and pretty songs, which 11e executed ?? Garefte, January 21st, 17i. London address, 30, Bloomsburv-strect, Bedford-square. The Vital Spric. T B:WN Y E IL h . There are two or three good hours' tun to be got out of the Gaety ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. TO An7':~Ts r, 3000,000 acid upwards are sold every weekr of this News of thoer, being a, larger lucaciber th-an the iagr'e- gate sale wf heolel Of the weekly Osecvpapere, leavinig out 29 aend 30, tcouthampton-buildiluge, Chaencory-lanle. DErPOSITS rcesvodi ait INTE'rEsT rparyable onl demand. UJ i Current Aceonnt,, Il ?? allwd oil the miniiimuml ?? 1:lyj balancs. NoC tcles ~emd ...

... MISS ~~~M I N XIE GOUGH. OPINIONS OF THlE PRESS (LONDON AND PROVINCES). PAVILION MUSIC HALL, LONDON. lisis Minnie Cough is just now in high favour here, and that deservedly. She dresses well, and ie the happy possessor of a really excellent-voice. In amedley given in reasarkmmbly handsome costulme she ranges from gay to grave, and, leaving the hackneyed air of Mother says I musjtn't,' singe ...