... impression of frid&y the word presence was firroneouely printed for I psesonege offiee of Arms, Dublin Caetle, Dee. 24. L The Queen hae been graclonely pleased t0 gi'e and grant unto Richard Totwneend, Req., of Dnnbe,.icon Ceunty Cork, i ow resldent at Nica ...

... character was duly noticed a fort- night since. THE VICTORIA.-Mit J. AcNOLD CAVE'S BeLNEFIT.-The week preceding the introduction of the annual Pantomime is one of the very few holidays ever taken at the Victoria Theatre. The doors of that famous house are seldom ...

... Faily comi eadcharacterietlO vocalist' and ancrs) A raud holesos antmim soin preparation for the holidays. BARNSLEY. ROYAL QUeEN's TssaATRE.-~(PrOlnietor, Mr M. Wardhauglh.)-The pricipl ttrctin his week has heen Mr Wardhttugh's new dramatic tale, entitled ...

... URSUANT to an Act of Parliamcnt made and . r passed in the 92nd andl 23rd years of the reign of . Her present Majesty, Queen Victoria, Chapter 35;in- .tituled An Act to further amend the law of Property and to relieve Trustees. NOTICE is hereby GIVEN ...

... SHAKLKSPEan' E.-.Proprietress, L. Grey.)-Alr Cliarles Cleaisnts and Aliss C:lrlke opecied ii rtle beginutig of the week. VICTORIA IAtLL.- I11LLAND IN SIHADE AND SUSSIIISE o -Witeii live years iso tess than three pastoramas lhave been paislted lit Belfast ...

... Castle Tavern, Victoria-park, London, on the body of John Simpson, aged 25. I to it appeared from the evidence that the deceased was &; ton payn his addresses to a young woman named Maria b 7 to Fller, of 8, Summerfort-street, Victoria-park. Deceased ...

... whichwell.nlghended fatally to ten persons, occurred about four miles from Hartlepool Heugh Light. The Hastings brig Queen Victoria was making for Her. tlepool, in ballast, during a strong breeze from the SW., and was run Into just abaft the fore rigging ...

... lodgings; and a translation of The Minst'el's Cuase, from the *German of Uhland, helps to give variety to the magazine. THE, VICTORIA MAGAZINE-The progress of this perio- rdical is watched will keen interest it being, to a certain extent, accepted as the ...

... COURT AND FASHION. CLAREMONT, Nov. 27.-The Queen, accompanied by their Royal Highnesscs Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice, and attended by the Duchess of Roxbuighe, the Hen. Florence Seymour, Sir Thomas Biddulph, and Colonel the Plon. D. F. de Ros ...

... Norfolk. The prize for the best steer was secured by Mr. Price, of Pem- bridge, which beat a fine animal exhibited by the Queen. Her Majesty, however, was successful ip the class for heifers. The Short-horns were more numerous, and the principal prizes ...

... the Minister of Finance, made a violent attack upon the Bourbons, 'in the course of which he de- clared that both Queen Christina and Queen Isabella l were responsible for the disappearance of the Spanish Crown jewels. I NPuw YORK, Dec. 2.--Later returns ...

... Tlee Honchback (Sheridall Knowles); The Autograph of the Soul (Adah lesacs Menken) ; Vital Spark (Pope); Tennyson's May Queen Scenes from The School for Scandal (R. B. Sheridan)o and Bardell v. Pickwicx-Sergeant Buzfuz (Dickens). During the whole ...