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The Indian Quadrille and General Havelock ' s Triumphal c < Marcb , dedicated to the Heroes of India , will be produced \ y on Monday next , November 9 . . .. ¦ s Promenade , Is . ; Dress Circle , 2 s . 6 d . ; Private- Boxes , t , 10 s . 6 d . and upwards , can be secured at the Box-o £ flce at -y the Theatre , where Prospectuses , with full particulars , may bo obtained ; at all the 1 / ibraries ; and at Jullien andCo . 's , _ 214 , Regent-street . r oy by <
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rs ^ ^ , ll SIX LECTURES of the SCIENCE and ART DEPARTMENT of the COMMITTEE of COUNCIL on EDUCATION , intended to explain the objects of the department and of the South Kensington Museum , will be delivered in the new Theatre on Monday evenings , November " 16-On the Functions of the Science and Art Department . By Henry Cole , Esq ., C . B ., Secretary and General Superintendent . ISTovember 23 . On the Gift of the Sheepshanks Gallery in aid of forming a National Collection of British Art . By JR .. Redgrave , Esq ., R . A ., Inspector General for Art . November 30 . On Science Institutions in connexion with the Department . By Dr . Lyon Play fair , C . B ., Inspector General for Science . . ' December 7 . Oii the Central Training School for Art . By Richard Burchett , Esci ., Head Master . December 14 . On the Museum of Ornamental Art . By J . C . Robinson , Esq ., Keeper of the Museum of Ornamental Art . December 21 . On a National Collection of Architectural Art . By James Fergusson , Esq ., M . R . J . B . A ., Manager of the Crystal Palace , Sydenham . A Registration Fee of One Shilling will give admission to the whole course of Six Lectures . Tickets mayiDe obtained at the Museum * and Offices , and at Messrs . Chapman and Hall , 103 , Piccadilly .
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| "I J j , ^ p D , j q j - p g , j - s -3 , j EXETER HALL . — INDIA . — Rev . Mr . BELLEW . -THURSDAY , NOVEMBER 12 th . —Mr . ¦ MITCHELL begs to announce that the Rev . J . M . BET / LEW ' ¦ has consented to Repeat the LECTURE upon INDIA—¦ Past , Present , and Future , on Thursday Evening , Novem-1 ber 12 th , the proceeds of which will be handed over to the I Indian Relief Fund . Admission to the whole of the West 1 Gallery , the Orchestra , and under the Gallery , ONE SHIL-1 LING ; a few Reserved and Numbered Seats , near the Plat-• form , Five Shillings ; Reserved Seats ( not Numbered ) , Three 1 Shillings . Tickets may be obtained at the Office , No . 6 , in Exeter Ball ; Mr . Carter's , Carlton Library , 12 , Regentstreet ; Fentum ' s Music Warehouse , 78 , Strand ^ Keith , Prowse , and Co . ' s Music Warehouse , 48 , Cheapsido ; and at » Mr . Mitchell's Royal Library , 33 , Old Bond-street ,
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i - i « : -.-.. _„ . ^_ _„ „ . . „ ; CHRISTY'S " MINSTRELS . — POLYGRA- \ J PHIC HALL , KING WILLIAM-STREET , STRAND . ' ¦; — Open every Evening , commencing at 8 , and , on Saturday , iiv a Morning Entertainment , commencing at Three . —Seats can be secured at Mr . Mitchell's , 33 , Old Bond-street , and ; at the Hall . —Admission , Is ., 2 s ., and 3 s- ;
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' , HOLLOTVAY'S OINTMENT-AND PILLS . ¦< — 'These wonderful productions have now become so appreciated in cveTy part of the world , that they form a complete household treasure . The worst cases of ulcers , wounds , and every variety of skin disease , for which so many remedies have been tried without effect , readily succumb to theiir power ; they act so miraculously upon the system , as to bo considered a complete phenomena in the healing art . For this reason they are advocn-ted by all modern practitioners , after everything else has proved unsuccessful . Sold by all Medicine Vendors throHghout tlie world ; at Professor HOLLO WAY'S Establishments , 2-H , Strand , Lonrlon , -in 1 8- \ Maiden-lane , New York ; by A . Stampa , Constantinople ; A . Gnidicy , Smyrna ; and E . Muiv , Malta . '
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. , 1 A NEW HAIR DYE—MAKE YOUR OWN . A CHEMIST has succeeded in producing a LIQUID HAIR DYE , tho Receipt for which ho will forward to any using a Dye . It is easily applied , superior to any in use , without the least tingo of green or purple , does not wash out , is perfectly harmless , and acts as a stimulant to tho growth of the hair . For terms , address , M . D ., Parwich , Ashbourne , Derbyshire . I
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HAIR CURLING FLUID , 1 , LITTLE QUEEN-STREET , HIGH IIOLBORN . — ALEX . ROSS'S CURLING FLUID saves the trouble of putting tho hair into papers , or tho vise of curling irons ; for immediately it is applied to cither ladies * or gentlemen ' s hair a beautiful and lasting curl ia obtained . Sold at 3 s . Cd . Sont free ( undor cover ) for 5 t stamps . —ALEX . ROSS'S LIQUID HAIR DYE is of little trouble in application , perfect in effect , and economical in use . Sold at : is . ( id . Sent frco in a blank wmpper , tho samo day ns ordered , for 54 stamps . Alex , ltoss ' s Depilatory removes superfluous hair from the face , neck , and arms . ;) s . ( 5 d por bottle ; sent froo for 54 stamps-, or to bo had of all chemists . i ¦ 1 ;
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} 1 A NEW DISCOVERY , whereby Artificial - £ " - * - Teeth nnd Ginns are fitted with absolute perfect ion and success hitherto unattainable . No springs or wires , no extraction of roots , or any painful oporation . This important invention perfects the huantiful art of tho dentist a closeness of lit and boauty of appearance being obtained equal to nature . All imitations should bo carefully avoided , 1 tho ffuiiuiuo being only Nupplied by Messrs , GABRIKL , tho old-CHtabliHhcd Dentists , from : is . »! d . por Tooth—Sets , 11 . Is . Observe name aivd munlier particularly . !) 3 , Lutlgato-hill , London ( llvo doora west of the Old Bailey ) ; and l . 'M , Dukostrcot , Liverpool . Established 1804 . Prepared White GultaPoroha Enamel , tho best Stopping i for decayed Teeth , renders them sound nnul useful in mastication , no matter how fur decayed , and ofl ' eetually prevents Toothache . — In boxes , with directions , at 1 h . »! d . ; froo by i post , 20 stamps . Sold by most Chemists in Town and \ Country . Ask for Gabriel ' s Gutta l ' orchft Enamel . —Seo opinions of tho Press thereon . ! ' 5 - h t I i )
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"I c < \ y s t , -y _ ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE IN" IMPERIAL PINTS . ~ -r HARRINGTON , PARKER , and CO ., are now delivering the October Bre ^ vings of the above celebrated Ale . Its surpassing excellence is vouched for oy the highest medical and chemical authorities of the day . Supplied in bottles , also in casks of 18 gallons and upwards , by HARRINGTON , PARKER , and CO ., Wine and Spirit Merchants , 6 J , Pall-mall . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * . ¦ ¦ ¦ May , 1857 .
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r <^ ISAL CIGARS J SISAL CIGARS !! at k ? Goodrich ' s Cigar , Tobacco , and Snuff Stores , 407 , Oxford-stTeet , London , near Soho-square . Bos , containing 14 , for is . 9 d . ; post free , six stamps extra ; lb . boxes , containing 109 , 12 s . Cd . None are genuine unless signed "H . N . Goodrich . "
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GLEN FI ELD PATENTSTAECH USED TN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY , And pronounced by HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESS to be THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED . Sold by all Chandlers , Grocers , &c . &c .
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M AJOR'S IMPROVEMENTS in VETERINARY SCIENCE . ¦ '• ¦ ¦ ¦ " If progress is daily made in Medical Science by those whose duty it is to study the diseases to which the human flesh is heir , it would seem that improvements in Veterinary art quite keep pace with it , as is manifest on a visit to the weU-known Horse Infirmary of Mr . Major , in Cockspurstreet . Here incipient and chronic lameness is discovered and cured with a facility truly astonishing , while the efficacy of the remedies , and the quickness of their action , appear to have revolutionised the \ vhol « system , of firing and blistering . Amonpj the most recent proofs of the cure of spavins T > y Mr . Major , we may mention Carnobie , the winner of the Metropolitan , and second favourite for the Derby , and who is now as sound as his friends and backers could desire . Andby the advertisement of Mr . Major ' s pamphlet in another column , we perceive that other eq . ually miraculous cures are set forth , which place him at the head of the Veterinary art in London , "— Globe , May 10 , 1856 .
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I ¦; ; ¦< 1 DR . BE JONGH'S LIGHT - BROWN COD LIVER OIL , Prescribed by the most eminent Medical Practitioners as the most speedy and effectual remedy for CONSUMPTION , BRONCHITIS , ASTHMA , GOUT , RHEUMATISM , SCIATICA , DIABETES , DISEASES OF THE SKIN , NEURALGIA . RICKETS , INFANTILE WASTING , GENERAL DEBILITY , AND ALL SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS . Contains iodine , phosphate of . line , volatile fatty acids—in short , all the most essential curative properties—in much , larger quantities than the Pale Oils manufactured in Great Britain and Newfoundland , mainly deprived of these by their mode of preparation- . The well-merited celebrity of Dr . cle Jongh ' sOil is attested by its extensive use in France ,. Germauy , Russia , Holland , and Belgium , by numerous spontaneous testimonials from distinguished members of the Faculty and scientific chemists of European reputation , and since its introduction into this country , by- the marked success with which it has been prescribed by the Medical Profession . In Innumerable cases , where other kiuds of Cod Liver Oil had been taken with little or no benefit , it has produced almost immediate relief , arrested disease , and restored health . Opinion of C . RADCLYFFE HALT ; , Esq ., M . D ., F . R . O . P . E ., Physician to the Hospital for Consumption , Torquay , Author of" Essays on Pulmonary Tubercle , " &c . &c . " I have no hesitation in saying that I generally prefer your Cod Liver Oil for the following reasons -. —I have found it to agree better with the digestive organs , especially in those patients who consider themselves to bo bilious ; it seldom causes nausea or eructation ; it is more palatable to most patients than tho other kinds of Cod Liver Oil ; it ia stronger , and consequently a smaller dose is sufficient . " Sold oNiYin Impehi ^ l Half-pints , 2 s . Sd . ; Pints . 4 s . 9 d /; Quarts , 9 s . ; capsuled a , nd labelled with Dk . db Jongh's 'Stamp and Signatnrc . wiTirotTTwiiiCH nonkcan possibly be genuine , by most respectable Chemists in tho country . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT , I ANSAR . IIARFORD . &CO ., 77 , STRAND , LONDON , \ V . 0 ., dr . de joyan ' a sole bbitisii consignees , By whom tho Oil is daily forwarded to all parts of tho Metropolis .
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DEAFNESS . —A retired Surgeon , from the Crimea , havinp been restored to perfect hearing by a native physician in Turkey , after fourteen years of great suffering from noises in the Ears and oxtrjmo Deafness , without beinp able to obtain the least relief from any Aurisfc in England , is anxious to communicate to others the particulars for tho euro of tho saino . A book sont to any part of tho world on receipt of six stamps , or tho Author will apply tho treatment himself , at his residence . Surgoon i SAMUEL COLSTON . Member of tho Royal College of ^ urgeons , London . At homo from 11 till * daily . —fl , Leicoster-1 place , Leicostcr-sqnaro , London , whom thousaKds of letters ; may bo seen from persons cured .
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, . , - HpRIESEMAtt . —Protected by Rofal Letters J- Patent of England , and secured by / tho seals of the Ecolo do Pharmacio do Paris , and ( tho Imperial Collogo of Medicine , Vienna . Triesomaij No . 1 , is a romcoy for relaxation , spermatorrhoea , Jrtid exhaustion of tho system . Trlesemar , No . 2 , effectually , in tho short ) space of three days , completely and ontirrty eradicates all traces of those disorders which capsules mve so long been thought an antidote for , to tho Tuinof tho h / alth of a vast portion of tho population . Trieseinar , No . 3 , is tho groat Continental remedy for th at class of disorders w / iich unfortunately tho Ungliali physician treats with mercury , to tho inevitable ! destruction of tho patient ' s constitution , and which all the aarsapavillain the world cannot romovc . Triosomar , Nos . 1 , 2 , and S , aro aliko devoid of taste or smell , ami of all li'iuscatiiiK Qualities . They may lio on tho toilet tnlilo ' without thoir uao being suspected . —SoJri in tin oasos . prion Us ., freoby post la . fid . extra to any part of tho United Kingdom , or four cases in 0110 for 38 s ., l > y post . < " *«• 2 d . extra , which saves 11 s . ; anil in U . cases , wh / ireby tlmro is a saving 5 oflM 2 H . ; divided into scparato doses , a . s ndministerod by - Vnlpean , Lallomand , ttoux . &o . Sold liy D . Olmreli , 78 , Graceh ehnrch-strcot ; ltavllott Hooper , 1 « , King Wiiliam-streot ; t Cm . F . Watts , 17 , Strand ; l ' rout , 2 i ( t , Strand ; Ilnnnay , ( l . 't , I Oxford-street ; Sanffor , l « 0 . Oxford-streofc , London ; It . II . i ) [ lngham , Markot-strcot , Mnuiilwwtcr ; and Powell , 15 , West-I morclaud-iitrout , Dublin .
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HOUSE , iun ., SifiBmerseat , near Bury , Lancashire , cotton fp inneraiidm ^ BifactuTer . —Geobge Tuck , South Shields , ^ OTCHSEf ^ bESTBATIONS . —R . Macrobie , Glasgow , veterinary surfifeon and horse dealer—Messrs . W . and 3 . Smith HamiWon , upholsterers and cabinet makers—J . Brotjgh , Crieff , porter and ale dealer and merchant—W . ¦ Wabdi » A"W and Co ., Glasgow and Manchester , merchants—J and T . MtriE , Paetick , and BnooMLOA * r , Govan , farmers market gardeners , and carters—AV . A . Bieaklet , 38 lolboothywynd , Leith , boot and shoe manufacturer . Friday , November 0 . BANKRUPTS . —Henry Hike , Piccadilly , outfitter — Jacob Max'I'IN" Van Winkle , Poultry , tavern keeper—\ Benjamin Fletcher Bukton " , Nottingham , timber merchant —William Bkailsfoiud , Nottingham , smallwarc dealer—Geokge BsoSvnk , Tottenham-court-road , Middlesex , draper—Thomas ¥ ji . Gii . be et , Liinehouse , sail maker - > -Joseph Cooks and John Cooks , Davby ' s-hill , Oakham , Staffordshire , cowkeepers — John Aston , Stourbridse , licensed victualler-Owen Stuk&is , College-terrace , Finchley-road , St . John ' s-wood , builder—George Boys , Parkstreet , Bromley , builder — James Cooper , Hteh-street , Harylebone , upholsterer—Thomas Binguam , Holbeach , Lincolnshire , draper—ELizABErre R 6 &ehs , Wcstrainsterto-idge-road , hosier—Mart White , Poplar , coal and corn dealer—Hugh Roberts . Hoiyhead , corn dealer — John Ma . kkii . ie IDolby , Market llasen , Lincoln , chemist — Henby Giles , Limehouse , stone mason—George Eaeie , Salisbury-street , Strand , commission ascent—Thomas Buen Rhodes , Bradford , druggist- Simeon Coleman , Kingstonupon-Hull , tailor—Francis Mebeditk Caporn , Nottingham , laco manufacturer—Richard Tomian , Castle-street , Leicester-square , licensed victualler—James Sahtjel William . Tojisoir , and Albert Thomas Tctll , Beech-steeet , Barbican , fancy box manufacturers .
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• ¦ - —?— ¦ ¦ s London , Friday Evening , November C . In 1847 , the last panic year , the Bank rate was 8 to 8 J per ^ cenfc , and . the Funds fell to 79 . In 1857 , withmoney at 9 per ^ , cent ., and a panic in America , such as AVall-strcet has never ll yet seen , Consols are 88 i- The pressure on commercial men " is as yet bravely met , but it is impossible that they can hold | "I out over Christinas . 'Should the Bank , as indeed is not J impossible , find it necessary to raise the rate to 10 per cent ., j to check the efflux of gold , ib would tend to precipitate ^ matters . The Joint Stock Banks would feel the pressure , p and might throw a ~ consideral ) le amount of Stock and Sliares D on the . market . This miRht temporarily depress Consols , j but as yet it seems that there is a greedy public , that will q retire from less hazardous investments , and seek peace in j the safety of British shares . The depression has been con- p siderahle in Foreign Stocks and Railroads , and in American g securities , and of course in our own heavy railway shares , j Great Westerns have fallen 2 per cent , below 50 , a heavy dis- s count on the original shares . -3 Caledonians have given way at last , and are 37 J to 37 J , j nearly ten per cent , fall the last five weeks- The demand for money in the Stock Exchange has not been excessive . Outside there has been a full demand all the week . i The Bank returns must conoe bad to-movrow . The fact of the Bank of France not raising the rate at the same time - as the Bank of England , does not seem to influence public i opinion hero ; it is generally understood now that the pro- « ceedings of financial directors in France is no true index of the actual state of monetary affairs in that country . Mining shares and miscellaneous have been much neglected . Omnibus sharps have had a sensible fall . at ¦ ' ¦ ¦ I 1 ¦ ¦ »
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CORN MARKET . 3 Iark-lano , Friday , November G . Notwithstanding the continued dearness of money , the Wheat trade throughout the country has been llrmer , and in many markets prices rmve advanced . Malting Barley has , however , declined 2 s . and grinding Is . per quarter ; but Oats , havo not given way though the supplies have been considerable . The American orders have not been executed , although limits as high , as co . s ., cost and freight , for veil Wheat had been sent out ,
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Blackburn , 8 , £ >; Caledonian , 75 ? . 7 Gi ; Chester and Holy- I ' liead , 29 , 31 ; Eastern Coimtios , 5 * 2 , 53 ; Great Northern , 02 j 03 i ; Great Southern and Western ( Ireland ) , 98 , 100 ; ( ircat Western ,. 48 } , 4 SJ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 91 , ¦ J 1 & ; London and Blackvvall , 5 j , D . J ; London , . Brighton , " ' and South Coast , 100 , 102 ; London and North-Western , 91 , 9 ti ; London and South - Western , 80 } , 871 ; Midland , 81 , S 1 J ; North-Eastern ( Berwick ) , SSJ , POJ ; South-Eastern , ( Dover ) , 62 , 03 ; Antwerp and Rotterdam , f > J , fl ; Dutch Rhenish , 0 . 5 i dis . ; Eastern of Franco ( Paris and Strasbourg ) , 254 , 26 ; Great Central of France , ; Groat Luxembourg , 5 J , C ; Northern of France , 3 t } , 3 + J ; Paris and Lyons , 32 } , 82 ? ; Royal Danish , x . d . ; Royal Swedish i , 5 ; Sambroand Mouse , 61 , 7 .
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BRITISH FUNDS FOR THE PAST WEEK . ( Closing Prices . ) Sat Mon . \ Tties , \ ircd . Thur . Frkl . Bank Stock 210 210 I 20 !) ! 210 200 I a por Cent . Bed 8 'JJ 80 J | 89 j SSi 874 « 7 i 3 per Cent . Con . An . I 9 < i { » i )| I 89 J 89 88 ? SBJ ConsolB for Account iXlf ! 90 S ' 8 i > j SS ? 88 J 8 H § Now 3 por Cent . An ., 8 fli i 804 j 88 j , 8 Si 875 * 872 New 2 i por Conts ... ¦ I I ' LotiKiV . ns . lSGO ' I ' 2 5-NJ ln-ltf ! 15-1 ( 5 India Stock ' 210 i 210 > 212 ' Ditto Bonds . iilOOO I 35 d 12 d 40 d ' 10 u Ditto , undor . £ 1000 , | : Vl d 3 (! d Ex . Bills , JE 1 O 0 O I ir > d 15 d 10 d 10 d , 15 d 25 ( 1 l ) ilto , iJ 500 K >< 1 lOd I ' i 25 il Ditto , Small Kid 13 d 9 d i 13 d » d : 25 d
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FOH 13 IGN FUNDS . lasT Obtucial Quotation iMrniwo the "Week endt ho THURSDAY EVEMNd . ) Brazilian UohcIh « j > i Portuguese 4 , per Cents . ... UnonoN AyroN « p . Cunts 824 Russian BouUh , 5 per Olullaii 0 per Cents 102 Cents . 105 Chilian 3 per O < mts Russian * . * "' iJorConts . ' . V . 1 ) 7 Dutch 24 per C «! utH «* Spanish ....... 25 i Dutch ^ nor Cont . Cortf . 07 * Spanish CommitteoCor-Maun-dor . { onds of Coup , not run 5 Mexican Account 1 H 1 Turkish ^ por Cents . 80 } Peruvian 44 )>« vCents .,.. 7 « IJ I TurkiBh Now , 4 , ditto . ' »? 1 PurtuKUOHu ' A i > ov Uonts . 424 ' Visne 7 , uela't i per Cent !) ' 1 i i \
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Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 7, 1857, page 1077, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2216/page/21/
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