The number of Shilling Exhibitions open in London is at all times very large, but more especially in the summer months. The first page of the _Times_ contains advertisements relating to the whole of them; while the penny papers contain a considerable number. As the list varies from time to time, we cannot print it here; but the following are the chief places where the exhibitions or entertainments are held. (Theatres and Music Halls are not included; because the terms of admission vary to different parts of those buildings. We may here add that _Burford’s_ and the _Colosseum_ have long been closed.)—_Cremorne Gardens_, Chelsea.—_Crystal Palace_, Sydenham, (2s. 6d. on Saturday, 1s. on other days.)—_Egyptian Hall_, Piccadilly, (sometimes two or three exhibitions at once, in different parts of the building.)—_Gallery of Illustration_, Regent Street.—Various temporary exhibitions in large rooms situated in the Haymarket, Pall Mall, Regent Street, Piccadilly, and Bond Street.—_Picture Exhibitions_, (such as the _Royal Academy_, the _British Institution_, the _Society of British Artists_, two _Water Colour Societies_, &c.)—_Polytechnic Institution_, Regent Street.—_Polygraphic Hall_, Strand.—_Tussaud’s Waxwork_, Baker Street Bazaar.—_Zoological Gardens_, (sixpence on Mondays.) Admit by Introduction. Among the places to which admission may be obtained by personal introduction, or by letter, the following may be named:—_Antiquarian Society’s Museum_, Somerset House.—_Armourer’s Museum_, (ancient armour,) 81 Coleman Street.—_Asiatic Society’s Museum_, 5 New Burlington Street.—_Bank of England Museum_, (collection of coins.)—_Botanical Society’s Gardens and Museum_, Regent’s Park.—_College of Surgeons’ Museum_, Lincoln’s Inn Fields.—_Guildhall Museum_, (old London antiquities.)—_Linnæan Society’s Museum_, Burlington House.—_Mint_, (process of coining,) Tower Hill.—_Missionary Museum_, (idols, rude implements, &c.,) Bloomfield Street, Finsbury.—_Naval Museum_, (formerly, now at South Kensington.)—_Private Picture Galleries_, (several.)—_Royal Institution Museum_, Albemarle Street.—_Trinity House Museum_, (models of lighthouses, &c.,) Tower Hill.—_United Service Museum_, Scotland Yard.—_Woolwich Arsenal_. _N.B._—These lists are subject to constant change. PRINCIPAL PUBLIC AND TURKISH BATHS. (Those printed in _italics_ are public baths, established rather for the benefit of the working and middle classes, than for the sake of profit. At most of them a third-class cold bath can be obtained for 1d.; from which minimum the prices rise to about 6d. or 8d. Many of the so-called _Turkish_ baths are ordinary baths in which the arrangements for the Turkish or Oriental system have recently been introduced. There are also a few _Medicated Baths_, kept by medical practitioners for the use of invalids.)