A BILLIARD TABLE, IN ELIZABETHAN mad, of N the ELIZABETHAN STYLE, made of rich tate of his Grace the Duke of Bedford. Designed and Manu- BEAUTIFUL AND RARE DARTINGTON MARBLE, [1 290 OR Altar-slab, Foot-pace, Font, Credence, Piscina, piece, Table and Chimney-piece Ornament. The attention of Architects, Decorators, Builders, &c., is invited to the beautiful Marble Columns, Table, and other specimens exhibited by, and executed under the direction of, the Proprietor, near his Quarries. Architects, &c., are requested to address (for the present) the Proprietor, HENRY CHAMPERNOWNE, Esq., DART INGTON HOUSE, TOTNESS, DEVONSHIRE. [1 240 MESSRS. MILLER & RICHARD, OF EDINBURGH AND LONDON, TYPE FOUNDERS TO HER MAJESTY FOR SCOTLAND, Beg leave to call the attention of Printers to the BREVIER (Roman capitals and lower case) Type cast by them for the Metropolitan Division of the Great Exhibition Illustrated Catalogue; and also to their Specimen of the "BRILLIANT" Type in this Exhibition, which is the smallest Type ever manufactured in this country. Upon examination, it will be found the most perfect and most highly finished as yet produced, being cast by their improved and Patented process. MILLER & RICHARD would direct the attention of Newspaper Proprietors to their Founts cut expressly for Newspaper work, which have long enjoyed the reputation of being the most durable that are produced. Their Type has been used for many years in "THE TIMES," "THE MORNING HERALD," "THE MORNING ADVERTISER," "THE MORNING CHRONICLE," and several other leading London journals; also in many of the principal Provincial papers, in England, Scotland, and Ireland. They have, further, satisfaction in alluding to their Type in the Bibles, Testaments, and Prayer Books printed at the Clarendon Press, Oxford, which form beautiful Specimens of their Book Founts. LONDON WAREHOUSE, 22, BARTLETT'S BUILDINGS, HOLBORN. [1112 LITHOGRAPHY. STANDIDGE and CO., | LONDON SACRED HARMONIC of the OLD JURY, LONDON, in acknowledging the liberal support they have for so many years received from Architects, Engineers, Surveyors, the Patrons of Art, and the Public generally, beg to inform them they continue to execute with increased facility Drawings and Plans of every description, in Chalk, Chrome, and Ink Lithography, in the first style of the Art, and on the most reasonable terms. Facsimiles, Circulars, Show Cards, Certificates, Bill Heads, &c. &c., with the greatest despatch. Country communications promptly attended to. [1161 SOCIETY, EXETER HALL. President Rev. GEORGE Roberts. Secretary Rev. W. S. AUSTIN. Leader, Mr. H. BLAGROVE. Organist, Mr. JOLLEY. Conductor Founder of the Exeter Hall Oratorios. TO PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, AUTHORS, &c. Ttice and performance of Psalmody, Chanting, Services, -Mr. THOMAS GILKS, DRAUGHTSMAN and ENGRAVER on WOOD, begs respectfully to announce that he continues to execute all orders intrusted to his care with promptness and a due regard to moderateness in charges. Specimens of every variety of work may be seen at his offices; and estimates forwarded to any part of the kingdom.-170, FLEET-STREET, LONDON. [1 193 NO SURVEYORS and ENGINEERS.-PLATOelegant Instrument calculates, with the utmost rapidity and without the risk of arithmetical errors, the area of any figures drawn on a plan, by merely carrying the point of a tracer round their boundaries, however crooked or irregular they may be. Price 201. Apply to JOHN SANG, Kirkaldy. [1202 HE object of this Society is to encourage the pracAnthems, Oratorios, &c., and to the Religious an opportunity of hearing the best Sacred Music of every description. The Subscription is 17. 1s. per annum, or for Reserved Seats 21. 2s., commencing upon any Quarter Day. Each Subscriber will be entitled to Two transferable Tickets to each Subscription Concert. Reserved-Seat Subscribers are presented annually by the Conductor with a copy of Handel's "Messiah," "Judas Maccabeus," or Haydn's "Creation," arranged for the Organ or Pianoforte, with Vocal Score, bound in cloth, folio. Members' and Subscribers' names will be received at the Office of the Society, No. 9, Exeter Hall, where may be had the Music as performed at Exeter Hall, printed by W. CLOWES and SONS. W. STANTON AUSTIN, Hon. Sec. [1221 ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. SEASON 1851. THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN, will be open every TUESDAY, THURS THEAR, MA LA ITADAY during deacon, and be supported by the following renowney Madame GRISI and Madame VIARDOT, Madame CASTELLAN and Mademoiselle ANGRI, Sig. POLONINI, Sig. ROMMI, Sig. TAGLIAFICO, Mons. ALEXANDRE, Madile. L. TAGLIONI, &c. &c. &c. A. EA PINTA, FRENCH LAWYER, No. 8, CORNHILL.-Advice on French and other Foreign Law. Acts and Documents prepared in Foreign Languages. Notaries' Legal Business attended to. Languages translated. [1 257 ARLY DISCIPLINE and SOUND TEACHING the surest Foundation of Success.-PUPILS from their sixth year are received and indefatigably prepared to encounter the difficulties and reap the benefits of our best Public Schools and Colleges, by a CLERGYMAN, who, earnestly and wholly devoted to his task, confidently invites the attention and patronage of Parents, being himself gratefully sensible of the inestimable advantage he possesses in having been early trained to teach under a most able master, educated at and long connected with WINCHESTER COLLEGE. Number limited, Terms moderate, and arranged on a new plan.-Apply to Messrs. BoONE, 29, New Bond-street, or to the PRINCIPAL, 55, Westbourne-grove, Bayswater. TI 246 SOUTH OF DEVON. OTTERY ST. MARY SCHOOL.-The course of study pursued in the School embraces EDUCATION 1st. A sound Religious Education, in accordance with the articles and liturgy of the Church of England. 2nd. A good Classical and Mathematical Education, to those who are preparing for the Universities, public Schools, Naval and Military Colleges, and Professions. 3rd. A superior commercial Education to those who are preparing for the counting-house and the several departments of commercial pursuits; embracing the modern European Languages, English Grammar and Composition, Writing, Arithmetic, Merchants' Accounts, Geography, History, &c: in fact, a sound and liberal Education, keeping pace with the requirements of the age. TERMS 20 TO 25 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. WILLIAM REED, Principal, KENSINGTON HALL, [1 220 NORTH END, FULHAM, NEAR LONDON. N EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT for fessional and mercantile men, and of the more opulent members of the commercial community. A YOUNG LADIES, particularly the daughters of pro LADY SUPERINTENDENT, MRS. JOHNSON. It is the object of this Institution to combine the advantages of the most efficient School and College instruction with the comforts and educational privileges of a well-regulated home. The various departments of knowledge are taught by professors of the highest eminence. Conversational and Musical Meetings are frequently held; Lectures upon Literature, Science, and the Scriptures are regularly delivered; and to explain and illustrate the more substantial duties of life, there is an applied course on Household Economy, the Preservation of Health, and the Education of Children. The terms are moderate, but at the same time sufficient to insure the utmost liberality in every department. Prospectuses forwarded to any address.-MR. JOHNSON'S INAUGURAL LECTURE, developing the system, is published by WHITTAKER and Co., Ave-Maria-lane. [1129 SIG. A. B. VENTURA, REMOVED FROM 47, RATHBONE-PLACE, TO 17, CHARLES-STREET, MORTIMER-STREET, CAVENDISH-QUARE, Inventor and only Professor of the BRITISH VENTURA and VENTURA'S ENGLISH CETRA, Begs to inform the Nobility and Gentry, and his former patrons, that he has resumed his Profession, and intends teaching the SPANISH GUITAR and the following instruments: PUBLIC LIBRARY, BELGRAVE SQUARE Under Distinguished Patronage.-An early and liberal supply of all New Works in English or French Literature is constantly added to the extensive Stock at Miland's Library, 35, Chapel Street, Belgrave Square. Catalogues and Terms according to any requirements may be had on application. BEMISTER JUN., WORKING BOOK A large assortment of Books and every variety of Stationery J. BINDER, 6, RYE-LANE, PECKHAM. Old Books are kept on sale at the most moderate prices. Office for the early supply of Newspapers. ORGANS. FLIGHT AND SON, ORGAN BUILDERS, 36, St. Martin's-lane, London. [183 or Manuscripts on vellum or paper cleaned, repaired, strengthened, and bound with the requisite care. Without diminishing the neatness or the elasticity of a Book, J. B. binds it with unusual strength. W. [1 132 & A. K. JOHNSTON, 4, ST. ANDREW-SQUARE, EDINBURGH, Geographers and Engravers to the Queen, Lithographers, Printers, and Globe Manufacturers. Agents in Scotland for the sale of the Maps of the Hou. the Board of Ordnance, the Admiralty Charts, &c. [155 Highly Improved Copying, Writing, and other Inks. BEG to call attention to PLAYHOUSE-YARD, adjoining "THE TIMES" OFFICE, LONDON, IS DESIROUS TO DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF WHOLESALE HOUSES, LITERARY INSTITUTIONS, LIBRARIANS, AND GENTLEMEN, TO HIS BOOKBINDING ESTABLISHMENT, WHERE EVERY BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS IS CARRIED ON WITH ACCURACY, TALENT, J. W. has recently made several important additions to his Establishment, which combine every improvement that mechanism and artistical skill can produce; thus he is enabled to offer great advantages to the proprietors of literary works, and is most anxious to obtain their valuable patronage. [I 289 D E. WOLFF & SON'S NEWLY INVENTED CRETA LÆVIS, OR PERMANENT DRAWING CHALKS, IN CEDAR, IN EVERY VARIETY OF COLOUR, 23, CHURCH-STREET, SPITALFIELDS, LONDON. E. WOLFF and SoN beg to state that they have, by the introduction of great improvements in their CRETA LEVIS, enabled it to be used the same as the ordinary pencils; and effects can now be produced equal to Water Colour Drawings, without the use of water or any other fluid, the various colours blending together with perfect harmony, beauty, and richness. It can be cut to a fine point, and is thus capable of giving a very delicate outline. For Sketching from nature, the great advantages resulting from the adoption of the CRETA LEVIS must be obvious, as, without the use of water, palette, brushes, &c., all the various tints can be obtained with a truthfulness that cannot be surpassed, and by their compact form may be carried any distance without the slightest inconvenience; thus superseding every other method in general use. The drawings may be carried in a portfolio with safety, as, unlike other Crayons, they will neither rub off nor suffer injury by coming in contact with the usuual contents of a portfolio. The CRETA LEVIS, unlike the indelible or wax Crayons, will not be affected by heat or change of climate. To be had of all Artists' Colourmen and respectable Stationers, in leather boxes, containing sets of 12, 18, 24, 36, 48 assorted colours. A pattern card containing the whole of the shades and colours, with their names and numbers attached to each shade, price is. each. CAUTION.-As there are several spurious imitations, it is necessary to observe that every pencil is stamped "CRETA LEVIS, E. WOLFF AND SON, LONDON," with the name of the colour. Creta Lævis Drawings lent to copy. (See Specimens at the Great Exhibition, Hyde Park, Class 30.) E. WOLFF & SON'S PURIFIED CUMBERLAND LEAD PENCILS, PERFECTLY FREE FROM GRIT, MAY BE ENTIRELY ERASED, AND WILL MAINTAIN A FIRM POINT. E. WOLFF and SON beg to inform Artists, Architects, and Engineers, that they have succeeded in so greatly improving their Black Lead, that they are now manufacturing a PLUMBAGO or BLACK LEAD PENCIL entirely free from grit, which will easily yield to Indian Rubber, and ensure perfect erasure; it possesses great brilliancy and depth of colour, and will maintain a firm point. They have attained to so great a perfection in the manufacture of this Lead, as to be able at all times to make the same strength and colour when once found to be suitable for any particular purpose, and have produced a pencil fully equal to those used in former years, when they were made of the finest Cumberland lead, which at the present time cannot be obtained from the mines sufficiently pure for the best pencils. The following are the degrees:-H, HH, HHH, HHHH, F, FF, HB, EHB, B, BB, BBB, BBBB, W.** This pencil is particularly recommended for writing and counting-house use. E. WOLFF and SON have the honour of supplying their PURIFIED BLACK LEAD PENCILS to Her Majesty's Stationery Office, the Admiralty, the Bank of England, several Railway Companies, and many other Public Establishments. MANUFACTORY, 23, CHURCH-STREET, SPITALFIELDS, LONDON. JACKSON'S CHINESE DIAMOND CEMENT, for restoring to their original beauty and use China, Glass, Marble, Ivory, Ornaments, Toys, Cabinet Work, Earthenware, &c. For cementing Cabinet Specimens, Ladies' Fancy Work in Cardboard, Paper, &c., it is superior to any preparation hitherto used. In bottles, at 6d. and 1s. each." LESSEY'S MARKING INK, so long and justly celebrated for its intensely black colour, has lately been tested by Dr. Ure, Analytical Chemist to H.M.'s Board of Excise, and by him declared to be both durable and safe, incapable of being washed out or injuring the fabric to which it is applied. Sold, 1s. each, by all Chemists and Stationers. [1 261 T. J. & J. SMITH, [1 269 GLOVER'S ENCRE à la VIOLETTE.—THE DELOLME, CHRONOMETER & WATCH WRCHING INK.This beautiful pre paration, from its exquisite colour resembling the flower MAKER, 48, RATHBONE-PLACE, OXFORD-STREET, LONDON, begs to draw the attention of those who value a superior timekeeper to the Watches of his own peculiar construction, manufactured entirely in England under his own personal direction, in which every advantage of modern watchmaking is combined with additional solidity; the prices of which will also be found comparatively moderate. [1 295 |