The Press.
London, England, 1857-08-01 00:00:00

THE PRESS, AUGUST 1, 1857.

THE NONDESCRIPT. - WONDERFUL
ATTRACTION.—Miss JULIA PASTRANA will hold her
Levees Daily from Eleven to One, Three to Five, and at Eight
o'clock, at the REGENT GALLERY. 69, QUADRANT,
REOENT-STREET. Stalls, 35.; Area, 25.: Gallery, Is.
"The appearance she presents is hardly conceivable and not
easily forgotten."—Court Circular.
"A female of very peculiar characteristics, so peculiar. indeed,
as to lead us to believe that she has no equal in the whole range
of humanity."—Morning Post.
" Tbe legs and feet are pretty. She dances well and sings in
Spanish."—lllustrated News.
' It is that of a female whose main peculiarity consists in her
possessing hairs nearly all over the body.—A beard, continuous
with smaller growths of hair on the upper lip and cheeks.—
Moustache and Whiskers."—Laricet.
" We are undoubtedly astonished at the intelligence and apti-
tude displayed by this extraordinary creature.—lt is only justice
to the exhibitor to say that this statement,like every other which
he has put forth, so far as we have been able to test it, bests the
stamp of truth."—Era.
" Miss Julia sang the ' Last Rose of Summer,' and a Spanish
song, in a very pleasing style, and afterwards danced a bolero,
with a grace that only tended to increase the mystification pro-
duced by her personal appearance."—Morning Chronicle.
" Physiologiets, and those curious in such matters, will doubt-
less visit this specimen of an uncommon variation in our species."
—Morning Advertiser.
" Certainly nothing like it has been seen in this generation."
—Morning News.
" We have no hesitation in recommending a visit to the Non-
descript."—Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper.
"We should certainly advise a visit to the remarkable
tenant of Regent Gallery."—Theatrical Observer.
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Miss Julia will hold a
Levee at the Beaumont Institute, Mile-end, after the evening
entertainment at Regent Galiery.

WEYMBTOEILT.HpwaKnEdT
CCOLTPAANNYNE(LLimiteIdS)L. ANDS
NOTICE—ALTERATION OF TIMES.
Steam Communications between Weymouth, Guernsey, and
Jersey. The AQUILA and CYGNUS will leave Weymouth
Harbonr with goods and passenger., for GUERNSEY and
JERSEY, as under, viz.:—
On Tuesdays at 8 a.m. I On Thursdays at 8 a.m.
On Saturdays at 8 a.m.
FARES:—From London, first class, 31s; second class, 21a.
From Weymouth, do., 18s.; do., 12s.
Steward's fees, first class, 25.; second class, 18.
Children halfprice.
Further particulars may be known on application at any of the
Stations of the Great Western Railway Company : of Mr.
Thomas Renouf, Jersey ; Mr. John Jones, Guernsey ; Mr. Robert
Reliant, Weymouth • or of
JOSEPH MAUNDERS, Manager and Secretary.

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