New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
LECTURE NOTICES.

70 1fecha nIcss Institute Lectures q, hope
Shseg' M HyENING Dec d, me rhHd lecture OF
q! Vn 49,, wi lsd.iyrrr By Professor Hume
W, - ,sf-ctro alsghelisl,i CALVIN s'n, &c
cur. ~ 7oic0ck-Lecure to commence at IRE.
si,ole rfniisrlou q cents-'or gentenan ana Ia
eae'] Sa.5 ~. Terns OF membership Initiation zee Si
w 4rfe payibe in advance s.. Privilege 81 mem
leIsIte aeni1Fe1 ,i,i lai.''i ~ 1' ci-s S
"a. c.n he had lie Institute tOom5 100 bo~erY.S
atue P' lIsit ecurc JOHN GREASON,
w f,b Chairman Lecture Commuee.
prof. O. II. Hiitchel wa give bs Filth Lecture
t15 sTRONOff, al The HOPE CHAPEL. 10 Broa1-
s - TUESDAY EVENING. flec. Sd, ct 10 oclock
TIE Structure oflhe Sideral Heavens icSets
Nce1,sa tie door and al Crowen's aud Fracss BOOK
stores u
q Mercantile Library Association Lee
The following Lectures VIII be delivered N
ifs Broadway Tabernacle, onTUESDAY evening Of each
Dec al Lecture by Rev. joins LORD Medfo'd, Mass
6ee lo@neetIfe 6y Rev. ions LORD. Msdlord. Mas
Subject Tie Suppression Of the Jesaits by Pope C.e-
he popular lrngedan Three Evenings with Sheridan,
comprising sketch of the private public lie
he play Of the Ri9asa scaoo for Scandal" aud The
CY.tic. or q Tragedy Itehegrsed."
Jan. I'll Lecture by Rev. T.. r. CH4fiT, Ne"-Iorh.
subject: TIE Man Of hs Word
Tickets for the above six Lectures may be obtained at
the desk Of lhe Library ana al tue p[ncPa DoqSS9aJs,
ard at Tie door On lie cFeaiHgs On Ae ect55 FGfIacy
Ggd gentleman to the course, 81 single person. 81 -
'n ne eodZw GEO fEcKHAM, Chairman Lee Com
g1 England Political, Religious, Social
Mt MoKToN, Member Of 81 CA.nenno's Ha.n Cdm1rldge,
Camden Society College OF Treceplocs, SC. viii give
yise of three Lectures Clinton HALL the first the
Ming OF "Wednesday, December l. commencing hap
seyep O'clock Eng The lecturer viii treat
This subject Ulyfurus the historical data for each state
neai II the gradual rise OF People Power,
and tie gradual decline Of AioGarchicai Arisocratc and
Ecclesasiic3l domination. the present slate of pae1 Rep
fpstntaiun Effects OF Arstocrac influence on Army,
Nayy, Church aud Foreign Policy. n3Q IL
q Brooklyn Institute.-The Winter Course OF
Lectures Concerts and Dramatic Readings before the
Members, will commence Wednesday evening next,
9th lust ut u O'clock and be continued on every Tnursday
evening during the season.
Nov. Z7-Openiug Lecture by K. 2. WhPple oil Boston:
aThe American Mind"
Dec. 5-Concert-
Dec i2-FarA Benjamin. Esq: "The Age ofGod.7
pee lg-hr. Geo VtndenhofF: " Evenings with Sheri-
dan; Sleddan's Life, Love, topemenl aud Duel,n with
gaadipgs from the comedy Of" The Rivals"
Dec. 26--Revew OF The farce Of St Patrick's Day"
eongs in the Duenna, readings from the school for
Jan 2-Sheridgns ERrance into Parliament his Extrava-
gabce, Difficulties Fertility Of EXpedlents, &c readings
kou - The Critic"
Jan 9-Samuel II. Cox, DID.
Jan l6-Rey. L. H. Clapin "Te Man ofthe World"
Jan. S0-Rev. Fl. W Beecher: Character"
Additional announcements for the month OF February VIII
bemade in the usual manner.
Tickets So, admitting gentleman and two
lades his family may be had Of either of the Lecture
Cemmjtlee or OF the Janor at the Institute Washington
strset ISAAC H. FROTHlNGHAM,
ARTHUR w BENSON Lecture
NICHOLAS II. PIKE, Com.
pa5 tDec5t ROBERT NICHOLS.