The Manchester Examiner. — 1848-06-03 (Manchester, Greater Manchester, England)

ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, BELLE VUE, HYDE ROAD. WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. In addition to the numerous attractions of this popular place of public resort, the amusements will be on an extensive scale, including ROPE DANCING, Magnificent DISSOLVING DIORAMA, by the oxydrogen light, after the style of the Polytechnic, London. Immediately after the diorama, a Grand PYROTECHNIC FETE, in a Magnificent Display of FIREWORKS, by Messrs. Franklin d Carrol, pyrotechnists to the Royal Vauxhall Gardens, Lon , ill given every evening during the week, without extr ch e • The charge of admission d Vhit week will be 4d.; at other times, on week days, 3d. a d on Sundays, 6d. each, returned in refreshments.—An efficient Brass Baud in attendance daily, and an extra Quadrille Brass Band is engaged for the Whit week. Special trains, from Manchester to the Longsight station and back, every half hour during the week.— The Second Grand Floral and Horticultural Show takes place on Wednesday, June 21st, and not Friday, July 7th, as previously advertised, in conseqnence of the forwardness of the season.  TM. BOWEN, Mathematical Instrument Maker, .. and Consulting Optician, Crown and Spectacles, corner. of the Fish Market, opposite the Bulls Head Inn, No. 27, Market Place, Manchester.—T. M. B. most respectfully invites the attention of Manufacturers, Managers, and Weavers, to the necessity,. and very great advantages to be derived from establishing a uniform size in the object hole of WAILING GLASSES, as it would not only prevent the disputes continually arising between managers and weavers, but would also very much simplify the use of this instrument. Having at very considerable expense and trouble succeeded in proeunng a complete and new series of instruments, with which he can snake any quantity of the Wailing Glasses, mithaut there being the .slightest, yip-Winn. in either_foliktra_ pillars, or indeed any other description of counting glasses, be hopes, therefore, that he may receive that patronage, which he flatters himself his long experience (nearly forty years) entitles him to expect. The Irish, Scotch, or any oth Si • se, the Continent made to order. The object and glass plates e tie - nve ted wailing glass fall dead upon the centre plate, and cannot possibly get out of order. The largest Stock of SPECTACLES in the world always on hand. A very extensive assortment of Brazilian Pebbles, of the finest quality, Just come to hand.—Gold, silver, and steel frames (and all other sorts), always on hand.  HARRISON & SALE, Letterpress Printers, Lithographers, Engravers, Pattern-card Makers, and Fancy Stationers, 1, Spring Gardens, Market-street, Manchester, beg to acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they have refitted their Letterpress Establishment with an entire New STOCK of the most Modern FANCY TYPES, selected with the greatest care from the first type foundries in London and Sheffield, which enables them to execute orders in the above branches of business with every degree of neatness and taste RAE  "About two hundred are now near this place, in bungies.Some are at this moment landing. Her majesty's superintendent has despatched the Eliza and Honda, to bring away any who may wish to avail themselves of the opportunity. Many rumours of murders are rife among the poor refugees, but as all seem horrified and panic-stricken, I think it most prudent to mention none until more authentic news is re— ceived."