... renowned for the obstinacy of its Cattle-mart-ers. QUEEN VICTORIA.-We have pleasure in placing on record an incident in the domestic history of Queen Victoria. We learn that it is the usual fashion for the Queen and Prince Albert to ...

... the pantomime of Good Queen Bess. This desirable end having been accomplished, the spirits dis- appear to the air of i We fly by night, and the scene mmuediately changes to a magnificent saloon in the royal palace, where Queen Bessis introduced; attired ...

... HIS LITTLE PONY. Box-office epyco tresa Eleven ?? Foew. Srage-mna~ngor, Ar.WMeet. ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE. LEssEF, M&n OuaALDpTnOIr. Hurroh! 1srthe cloeltta uVictoria' t'aut,tieialwhirlsfor snlendoeur~ fun, .aed talc never was sarsa-sed. Thousand. open ...

... Grindumfyn, the miller. The King wishes to punish the Baron, but is opposed by tuna, the Moon Queen. The scene changes to a wild romantic pass, where the Queen Moon appears, attended by her starry train; she im- parts to them her intention of circumventing ...

... it might be. CHANCE OF MOURNING FOR THE LATE QUEEN DOWAGER. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Dec. 18. Orders for the Court's change of mourning on Sunday, the 6th of January, 1850, for her late majesty the Queen Dowager, viz.:- The Ladies to wear black silk ...

... chorus of bright angels Ready to wing their way to bear my soul To their blessed mansions. Through the intercession of the queen, however, the king refuses to ratify her sentence of death, unless he first examines the evidence against the countess. Rodriguez ...

... each other. On Monday afternoon, the united crews, amounting to about thirty men, had a free passage to Ipswich by the River Queen. The scene on board was of the most ex- traordinary and affecting description. The rough, weather-beaten seamen, who had gone ...

... much respected manager, Ar. Copeland, took her benefit, the pieces being The Provoked Husband, Hunting a Turtie, arid The Queen's Benchn. Tile eutertairiment gave thil greatest satisfaction, Mrs. Copeland, Mr. Cathcart, and Mr. J. Browne sustainiitg their ...

... tkeatricalgo. On Moarday, all the houses were closed by an order from the Lcrd Chamberlain, itn consequence of the death of the Queen Dowager. Onl Tuesday, M. Juillien's benefit, at Drsuiij LANE. drew a crowded and fashionable, auditory, as did-also the Mendelssohn ...

... the advent ot the sew year, we may expect to witneas several new features. T. e BISHsOP'arIC o' VICTORIA, HONG KotNz-Oa ITuesday, the bishop of ',Victoria and his wife, with a ,party of seven clergy and candidates fais holy orders, cm. barked at Portsmouth ...

... Papa Li.~a are given Up to ulo for instant execution. IVor Ilis great and glorious, event rides tile ntleh tieet of Queen Victoria in tile Ionian Sea. In a titeatre sulel pettifogging village-schsoltuaster lan1gua~ge, ?? tyrtiizaisg, over his boys ...

... coming season at Drury-lane. The business hitherto has been by no means commensurate with the talent of the company. HULL.-Queen's.-The business at this theatre has been conducted as usual, with the prompt and effective representations of Mr. W. Batty ...