The Press.
London, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.
EXETER HALL
Presideut—Rea. a S. F. FINCH.

esidents—ltev. R. SALE, Rev. C. F. OWEN, Rev. 11. I.
HATC 11.
Honorary Secretary—Rev. W. S. AUSTIN.
Performances of Sacred Music for the sixth season will com-
mence on Thursday, November 11th. sith liandel's Oratorio.
ISRAEL IN EGYPT, preceded by the new Festival Anthem,
THE LORD IS KING, composed and conducted by Dr. Elte,
Organist to her Most Gracious Majesty (first time of pet-1;1'1u01er
in Undon). Principal vocalists, Miss ilireb, Miss Stabbach, Mrs.
Loekey, Mr. Loamy, Mr. Lettier, and Mr. Lawler. Couiluetor,
Mr. Surnian (Founder of the Exeter Hall Oratorios). Single
Tickets, 9s, Sc, and lOs bd. The annual subscription to the so-
ciety is one, two, or three guineas. Two tickets for each sub.
seription Commit, with a Musical Present front the Conductor.
Only Ofhoe, No. 9, Exeter Hall, where also may be obtained the
Exeter Hall Edition of Oratorios, printed fur the nee of Choral
Societies.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND soCIIiTY.
A Public MEETING will take place In the HALL at
RICHMOND on TUESDAY EVENINO, the their to be taken
at Seven o'clock, at which a Deputation of the Board will client
to explain the mode of obtaining Lots ou the bl. Margaret's
Estate, lately purchased of the Earl of Kilniorey. Oil Wednes-
day night a Public Meeting will take place at the Town-hall,
Brighton, to state the mode of allotment of the Park
Estate. tin Thursday ere g, at o'clock, Viscount
Ranehigh in the Chair, the Twelfth Public Drawing will take
place in Freemasons' Hall. On Thursday, the 1:40i inst., at the
Cares, 3.1, Norfulk•atreet. Strand, the allotment of the Biirliton
Estate will take place. Immediate application for Shares should
be made to
CHARLES LEWIS ORUNEISEN, Secretary.

-10 ORD'S EUREKA SHIRTS.-
Best quality, rib( for 400.; seeond quality, aix for MIA.
Gentlemen tleslionS of obtaining tihirta in the very best manner
iu which they can be made are 'abetted to try FORD'S
El' REKAS. "The most 'que and the only perfect fitting
shirt made."—nagerrer. . _ .

Country residents purehasitur, in any provincial town are re-
quested to observe on the interior :if the collar-band the stamp—
" Ford's Fitreka Shirts. 38, Poultry" (without which none are
ft • ). illustrated Prb•e lists, containing directions for self-
measurement, and every particular, sue forwarded post-free; and
the pattern books to select from of the new Registered Coloured
Shirting, on receipt of six stamps. Agents are now being
appointed in all towns. Terms, Crw ar .1,41 on application.
iti DA RD FORD, 3ts, pouany, London. Manufactory, lay's.
lane, Tooleyostreet.

FENDERS, STOVES, and FIRE IRONS.
—Buyers of the above are requested, before finally de•
eidiwer t. vial l WILLIAM S. BURTON'S SHOW•ROOMs, 99,
tt sford•street corner N*waasu-strect). Nos. 1 and 9, New-
man•street, an Perry'kpplace. They are the largest In the world.
and contain such an assortment of Fenders, Shoves, Ranges,
Fire Irons, and Uteueral Ironmongery, as cannot be approached
elsewhere, either fur variety, novelty, beauty of design, or cavil.,
likeness of workmanship. Bright Stoves, with bronzed hint*.
taetitsshid two sets of bars, 21. 14s. to NI. 108. ; ditto, with ormolu
ornament* wal two sets of liars. 81. 10e. to 12/. 1:25.: Bronzed
Fenders complete, with standards, from 7s. to 3/. ; Steel Fenders
how 21. 154. to 61. ; ditto, wi rid' ormolu ornaments, from 24. 1 ris.
71.7.4.: Fire-irons, from ls. ;hi the set, to it. 4s. 5,1% ester and
all other Patent Stoves, with radishilof hermit-plates. All
which he Is enabled to sell at these very reduced elittrges.
First—From the frequency and extent ,f his pihrelihows : and
Secondly—From those purchases being Itimle exeliiskely fir
cash.

DISH COVERS AND HOT WATER
DISHES In every material, In gre:,l varletv, and of the
lamed and most rfAterelisi patients. Tin Dish eovent, Gs. the
met of itiv : Block Tin, 1•:s. 3d. to 275. 6d. the set of sly ; elegant
modern patterns, us. 3.1 to 578. Gd. the wet ; Witattula Metal,wit it
or without silver-plated handles, 73a. to 1108.641. the set ; Site Mel i
plated, 101. to IC/. los. the wet ; Rink Tin lit Water Dishes.
with well. fur gravy. 13n. to 19s. ; Britannia Metal, ilOs. to 725. ;
Sheffield plated, full size, 91. Ins.
rAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS.-
The increased and iucresudug tote of gas iu priviste houses
has induetal WILLIAM S. BURTON to colleet from the various
manufacturers all that is new and choice ht Brael,ete,
and Chandeliers, adapted to offices. passages, and o snit m,
as well He to 11M-16 some designed expressly for him; these are
now 41N 141411 W ill Otte of hi* TEN LARGE ROOMS, tool pre-
sent, fur novelty, variety, and purity of taste, su unequallel as-
sortment. They are marhod in Odin figures. RI pries propor.
tiouate with those which have tended to woke his Ironmongery
Establishment the largest and most remarkable in the Kingdom,
viz., from 12s. Gd. (two-light) to ltd.

•
AIPS OF ALL SORTS AND PATTERNS.
A The largeat, as well as the choicest, sawmills, tit iu existence
of Pllllllel.ll Maglltllll and other Lamps, ciunphine, Arpin!,
Solar, and Moderateur Lamp*, with till the latest improvements,
PIO of the newc,t and must ri.ehreche patterns. in ormolu, Bohe-
mian, and plain glass, or papier miehF, is et WILLIAM S.
BURTuN'S, and they are arranged hi one large room, so that the
patterns, sires, and sorts can Le instantly selected.
PAl.Nli:lt's CANDLES, Sid. a pound.—Pahner's Patent ('en.
dies, All marked " Palmer."

Single or doubleniekii gill. per ?could.
Mid /.Ize, 3 wicks
Magnum+. 3nr 4 wicks
English Patent latupliine, In nestled elms ft+. per gallon.
Best , ' olio Oil

WILLIAM S. BURTON has Ten T.arge Rooms (all cont.
mitnicatin6), t ',Oust% e of the shop. devoted to the ahnw of
GENF.RAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY (inclieling cut-
lery. nickel ~Ivor. plated and Japanned wares). Inn and Brass
Bedsteads, IsJ ariauged and classified that purt 'lasers may t
anti at once tuake their selections.

Catalogue', with enpsvinsrs, scut (per post) free. The money
return..l fur every smelt, not approved of.
39. OXFORD-STREET (corner of Newnisn-street); Nod. I
ISA 8, NIMILAN-STUEET; saul ;, ri.aux