The Unitarians have four chapels; that in Cross-street, a large brick building, was destroyed by a mob, in what were called the “Sacheverel riots,” and parliament voted £1,500 towards its re-erection. There is a small chapel in Salford, in Dawson’s Croft, Greengate; a large and very handsome stone-fronted edifice in Bridge-street, Strangeways; and a beautiful and spacious structure, one of the purest specimens of the English style of architecture in the town, nearly completed, in Upper Brook-street, Chorlton-on-Medlock, for the congregation formerly worshipping in the Mosley-street chapel. The Swedenborgians have two chapels; one in Peter-street, Manchester, the other in Bolton-street, Salford. There are seven chapels for the Welsh, of different denominations; three, severally called “Christ Church,” for particular denominations of Dissenters; and the Jews have a synagogue in Halliwell-street. PLACES OF PUBLIC AMUSEMENT. Royal Theatre, Fountain-street. Queen’s Theatre, York-street. Assembly Rooms, Mosley-street. Club House, Mosley-street. Concert Hall, Lower Mosley-street. Albion Club House, King-street. Billiard Room Mosley-street. BATHS. Public Baths, situate at the entrance of the Infirmary Walks. Adelphi Swimming Baths, Reservoir Terrace, Salford. Dolphin Cold Baths, Horrock Red Bank. Medicated Vapour Bath, No. 1, Lloyd-street. Whitlow’s Vapour Baths, 35, George street. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. Manchester Royal Infirmary, Dispensaries, and Lunatic Asylum, Piccadilly; Salford, and Pendleton Dispensary, 19, Bank Parade. House of Recovery, Aytown-street. Lying-in Hospital, Stanley-street, Salford. Sick Hospital, 16, Bond-street. Female Penitentiary, Rusholme-road. Institution for curing Diseases in the Eye, 35, Faulkner-street. The Humane Society’s Receiving Houses are four in number, viz., Lying-in Hospital, Stanley-street; the Ardwick and Ancoats Dispensary; the Lying-in Hospital, Salford; and the Salford and Pendleton Dispensary. The Chorlton-on-Medlock Dispensary. The Workhouse, Strangeways. The Vagrant Office, ditto. The Salford Workhouse, Green Gate. The Pendleton Workhouse, Ford Lane. Manchester and Salford District Provident Society, Office, 11, St. James’s Square. Besides the above, there are various sums bequeathed for purposes of charity, amounting to the annual income of upwards of £5,000. RAILROAD. For time of Trains starting, &c., see page 118. HOTELS, COACHES, AND COACH OFFICES. Buck and Hawthorn, St. Anne-street; Buck, Hanging Ditch; Bush Inn, Deans-gate; Eagle Inn, Market-street; Golden Lion, Deans-gate; Hare and Hounds, Shude Hill; Lower Turk’s Head, ditto;