The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1862.

T L ONDON,
191. Fleet-street, near Temple-bar.
HAWYIIIIII FAMOUS yINDON DINNER for THIS DAY,

October 31. will conglat of—
POTAOIIB.
A l'Anglaise—l la Julienne.
POMO'.
Matelotte d'Anguilles—Facts de Brine trite.
MUM.
Dindons i la Bechamel—Kart de Mouton i Flodtedde.
&cut braise l la Portugaise—deUes de Idoutou rOties.

Poudlnge de Celaet-14iipl eta de Pommes.
Fromm. et Salads.

TO-MORROW, November 1, the LONDON DINNIIII wM
waist of—

POTAGIB.
A la Reims—Madeleine.
Poisson.
Cainllaud sauce aux Iluitres—ilerlans feta
ZIMIALL
Salmi de Grouse I la Nrigord—Blaoquette de Veau suprCme.
Enna bouilli I l'Auglaise—Hosches de Mouton tOlim.

Pommes au iLlz—Oille au Vin.

Yromage et Salads.

extensive and oarettareelseted dock of Trench. Rhenish.
Yogislle, and other Wines. Imported expressly for The London
Dthible.

Turtle Soup, end all Irish In season daily.

The attention of Clergymen, Officers, and Professional Gen-
tlemen Is especially drawn to the advantages offered by these
elegant Saloons, which rum ail the requirements of • Weil-
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L'on trance dans la Salk de Lecture non eaulemeneto mai-
lmen Journaux Anglals, male aussi Jonrneux Allemande, Fran-
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Open on Sundays at tour o'clock.
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CRYSTAL PALACE. ARRANGEMENTS
Band a
fOrc or TO-MORROW tilaturday).—Open at Nide.
hestra t moo
Upper Fountains at 1 0
Metropolitan Schools on the OreatOrcbesirs l3O
Orest Organ at
Admission to all, One Shilling. Children, Sixpence.

TEX LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLE
COBILLLI in her wonderful performance, and the SPANISH
DANCE/hi ha their peculiarly characteristic and amusing terpsi-
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the West, Madame Loftin,* Madame Valckenaere, Madame
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brandt and ham Ormond, and the brothers nhapcott, led by Mater
Thomas Bimpcott, the youngest drummer in the world, aged three
years and all monthi, at the LONDON PAVILION, Pichbonte-
streek—LOlßL and SONNHAMMIII. Proprietors.

INTFANATIONAL IMBIBITION, 1862.
I- The MARBLE STATUE of EYE now exhibited in the
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7. Arthur Young Agriculture, Wages, and Distress Seventy
Year; Ago
The Relative Prices of Raw Cotton and Yarn.
v With this Number is promoted a Lithographed Dia-
gram showing the Fluctuation in the Prices of
Raw Cotton and Yarn for the past Twenty Years.
9. Correspondence.
10. Literature:—The Distress In Lancashire—An Explanation
of a Plan for the Establishment of a City Rankers' Col-
lecting House.
1L Monetary and Commercial Review of the Month.
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