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      NEW WORK BY ALBERT SMITH . On the First of July will be published , price One Shilling ( to be continued Monthly ) , No . I . of a new Periodical , entitled THE MONTH . A VIEW OF PASSING SUBJECTS , MANNERS , HOME AND FOREIGN , SOCIAL AND GENERAL . By ALBERT SMITH . Illustrated by JOHN LEECH . PUBLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF " THE MONTH , " NO . 3 , WHITEFRIARS STREET .

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      Just published , in one vol ., crown 8 vo ., cloth , 16 s ., ABD-EL-KADERA Poem , in Six Cantos . By Viscount Maidstonb . London : Chapman and Hall , 193 , Piccadilly .

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      This day is published , in one vol ., post 8 vo . cloth , 14 s ., THE HUMAN BODY , and its CONNECTION With man . Illustrate *] by the Principal Organs . By James John Gahth Wilkinson . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England . London : Chapman and Hall , 193 , Piccadilly .

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      On the 30 th inst . will be published , price One Shilling , with a coloured Engraving and numerous Woodcuts by John Leech , THE THIRD NUMBER OF THE COMIC HISTORY OF ROME , For the Use and Amusement of Schools and Families . A NEW MONTHLY PERIODICAL , by the author of " The Comic History of England . " , London : Bradbury and Evans , 11 , Bouverie-street .

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      Shortly will be published , price 21 s . ; to bubsenbers , 16 s ., DANIEL , an ORATORIO . By GEORGE LAKE . The words are selected from the Scriptures , and from Hannah More's Sacred Drama of "Daniel . " The work consists of the following pieces : — Introduction . —Chorus , " Behold 'tis Daniel Reigns . " Recit ., Soranus and Pharnaces ( Presidents of the Court of Persia ) . March . Chorus , " Hail , Great Darius . " Recit ., Durius and Pharnaces . Chorus , " Glory attend thee . " ltecit . and Aria , " Put thou thy trust in the Lord . " Chorus , " Great is the Lord . " Prayer , Daniel , " Hide me under the shadow of thy wings . Chorus , " Behold ! he prnys . " Chorus , "Daniel , the captive Jew . " ltecit ., Darius , " O deep-laid stratagem . " Aria , " Who now shall guide ? " Quartet , "The Lord will not forsake them . " Symphony . Kecit ., Darius , " O Daniel , servnnt of the living God . " Aria , Daniel , " My God hith sent his angel . " Kecit ., Darius . " Draw near , my subjects . " "Aria , Daniel , "Let all adore . " Chorus , " Proclaim aloud ' Jehovah reigneth . '" The Oratorio , which will shortly be produced , will be published by Messrs . Afldison anil 11 oilier , 210 , Regent-street , where Subscribers * ' names are received .

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      HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE . SOIREES EXTRAORDINAI&E 9 . The Week ' s Performances will include the talents of Madame Sontag , Mile . Caroline Duprez , Madame Fiorentini , Madame Giuliani , Madame Ugalde , and Mile . Sofie Cruvelli ; Signor Gardoni , Mr . Sims Reeves ; Signori Pardini , Poultier , Calzolari , Lablache . Massol , F . Lablache , Casanova , Scapini , Lorenzo , Ferranti , and Coletti ; Mile . Amalia Ferraris , Mile Marie Taglioni , and Mile . CarolinaRosati . MM . Charles , Ehrick , Gosselin , and Paul Taglioni . On Tuesday , June 21 , IL BARBIERE DI 81 VIGLIA , Divertissement , and LA SYLPUIDE . Wednesday . J une 25 . IL PKODIGO . Thursday , June 26 , Grand Extra Night , FIDELIO ( being the last time the Opera can be given befure the end of the season ) . Divertissement , LA PROVA L > 'UM OPERA LUCIA , and LA SYLPUIDE . Friday , June 27 , LA PRODIGO . The Last Grand Classical , Dramatic , Miscellaneous , Concerted MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT of the season will tuko p lace on Monday Morning , June 30 . Signor 8 ivori ( engaged exprea » Iy for this occasion ) will execute Two Unpublished Pieces of Paganini .

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      pOPYRIGHT MEETING—The attendance of V > / British Authors , Publishers . Printers , Stationers o «<} others , interested in nil equitable adjustment of British « " « Foreign Copyright , is requested at a Public Meeting , to bfl he '" at the HANOVER-SQUAUK KOOM 8 , ou TVESOAY , Jujy ' . at Two ( n ' clock , to consider tfmir interests as oflect «< i by » recent decision of a Court of Law . tending to deprive them of »» prospect of reciprocal rights , by removing the inducement * for International Copyright . The Chair will be taken by H ' EDWAJID BULWBtt LYTTON , Bart ., punctually » t Hullpast Two , and Mr . Hhnky G . Uohn will act us Vlce-Oh . driiian . CHARLES 8 TEVEN 8 , Hon . See , 4 , South-square . Gr » y '* -In » -

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      HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE . The Last Grand Classical , Dramatic , Miscellaneous , Concerted MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTof theeeasoo . iu lUdian , French . English , Spanish , and German , will toko pl * o <> on MONDAY , June 30 . 1851 , Selected from the following Authorn : —Weber . 8 pohr , Cherubini , 8 pontini , Bossini , Oluck , Mercadante , Cimarosa , Beethoven , Zingarelli , Purcell , Aubfr . Mowrt , Meyerbeer , and Mendelssohn ; and ambiacinjf many highly »« - teresting Novelties . On this occasion will appear Mcsdames Sontag , Caroline Duprez , Alaimo , Giuliani , Ida ttertraud , Fiorentini , Mario Cruvelli , and Sofle Cruvelli : Madame Ujralde , Bijnori Oardonl am Calzolari , Mr . Sims Reeves and Signor Pardini , Signor Colettt and Ferranti , F . Lablache , and Lablache . The whole under the direction of Mr . Balfe . Signor Sivori ( engaged expressly for this occasion ) will execute Two Unpublished Pieces of Paganini . The Concert will commence at Two o'clock precisely ^

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      H > niloiii riiuted bjrltoBBBT I ' ai . mkb ( of No . a , CUep * to vr-tt ; rraae , " " *' . ** « ri » hol Keaunjrton . Middlc . ox ) , » t the Office of Robert I '« hn « r •»• Jo . oj . 1 ! Clayton , No . 10 . Cr . necourt . Fleet . treet . iu the P « ri » h "' " *• Duiutab-ln-the-Wait , in the City of London ; » nd publUhed bjr J "" ,, " Ci . « TTOM , Janr . of and at the I ' ublUhlnK-offlce , No . V « b , Strand . ' ¦ "" r « rUU of Ht . Clement U « ao » , iu the CUy •! We » t » Vint # r . —»**•»¦*" Juno SI , 1 K > I ,

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    • Leader (1850-1860), June 21, 1851, page 596, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1888/page/24/