... and he changes were clever and telling. Altogether the pan- ;omime is an excellent one, and will no doubt have a good run. VICTORIA.-The Christmas attraction at this theatre is he production of Mr. E. Towers, who has selected for his isubject one of the ...

... wvill,,not probably pravent the emperor from making his initended manifesto. SPAIN.-A Madrid telegram of Monday says: The queen has been happily delivered of a princess. The Madrid papers publish the following letter, addressed by Lord Howden (General ...

... ampton 19 and followin, Paddock Stakes (8); see Herod FLAMBEAU, bd d 64 : Mr Fosberry’s—Ran up | K wt b by Stanley—Lothian’s Queen ; Mr Begb liott’s— | for Puppy Stakes at Glenstal (Ireland); see Martin Flynn. At up for Farmers’ Plate at Dirleton and North ...

... Bridekirk Meeting won All-aged Stakes (2), Dee 6 and 7. | Corbrook ‘All-aged) (8) at Audlem Open Meeting ANTIPAS, bd d by Viceroy—Queen of the Forest ; Mr J. Baty’s— | see Dr Di a (Mr Boote ns) Won Adderley Cup 8t Divided Longford Cup (13) at Longford Open Meeting ...

... influence tiff the manners and to the literature of the day. But a virtuous and well-ordered Court-such as that of her Mafesty Queen Victoria-is not only an example of pro- priety of conduct and decency of manners to all ranks, from the highest to the lowest, ...

... voluntar Asa national socie n’s, the out the whole of this great country. daily, for its head our good, gracious. beloved Queen; and vening. list of its contributors are very many of the must distir nded at and best of our countrymen And now, ms men ( ...

... Thoatres Royal Bath and Bristol; W. EO, WyndhamD. Req., Queen's Opera H~ouse, Edinburgh; Edmund Glover. Esq., Glasgow Tbeatre Royal; John Hlarris, Esq., Theatre Royal, Dublin; W. YHalfenden, Req., Queen's Theatre, Unit ; alaso for the L~iverpool Philharmonic ...

... the 14) at Cardington Club, Nov 1, 2, and 3. manner possible. The stipulated condition on which th sat fb by Masquerade— Victoria; Mr Greenwood’s— Won held is, that the is bound to accept all challenges Tattershall Cup (12) at Tattershall Meeting, Nov ...

... unfortunate youth was speedily seen by a surgeon, but the vital spark had fled. He was removed to the Marine Hotel, opposite the Victoria Dock, for an inquest. It is reported that he was talking to one of the railway guards on the train at the time of the sad ...

... the Fairy Queen Bee, and happy honeymoon promised to her protecce. CANDIED HALL of BARLEY SUGeR. HARLEQUINADE. Clown ?? . Mr A. FORREST. Pantaloon ?? ?? PAULO, 11arlequin ?? ?? ?? ?? hrCORNIACK. Columbine ?? CAROLINE ADAMS. SCENE I. VICTORIA TAVERN and ...

... course by every fresh rumour from the otinent. The Three per Cent. Consols in January Marked 96+ to 94. At this period the QUEEN'S ' S Peeeh on the opening of Parliament was looked foryard to Rith much interest, but upon its appearance 4 gave very little ...

... TRONGATE, GLASGOW. SCoY~LANO. Despatch and mudorerto price3. ANTERBURY HALL CONCERTS.- %J EVERY EVENING.-Sterndale Bennett's MAY QUEEN, and a Grand Selection from Meyorbeer's new POpraL Of DINORAII. Several interesting Pictures are added to the Fine Arts' Gallery ...