... was mnorip richly or more deservedly beloved byI her subjects than shte who now sits ou the throne of GreatI Britaini-Queen Victoria-and there are riot among Her Majesty's subjects aniy men whose hearts beat more vigorously with the pulse of loyalty than ...

... pare in bpart, for they shall tly see God' (St. Matthew, 5 o., 8 v.) This monument is in placed by her Sovereign mother, Queen Victoria, 18i9. no, EPPs's COCOA.-GRATEFUL AN'D CoupRTINiNo.- By ,de a thorough knowledge of the natural lews which govern co ...

... made in others next Sunday. 15ev17 THE DIORAMIA OF IRBLAIW.-ThIs attractive the diorama, which Is being exhibited In the Victoria yea] Hall, continues to be well patronized, We have D already adverted In detail to its Many features of o interest. It Is ...

... the ISill singing the Queen's shilling. and a dance by the ballet under-urn- brellas. The Battlements of ?? Castle are seen next, where Blossom is a prisoner, by order of the King, but Herne effects her es- cape, and the Queen's execution is ordered ...

... we were fully inclined to welcome the Christmas entertainment ehich DMessrs Cave and West submitted to the patrons of Queen Victoria'E owni Theayter on Wednesday evening, and wbich SIr J. 1A. Cave describes, with considerable fountl.atio in truth, as ...

... steps, above which revolves a shining star. Down these steps, is endless array, come guards, and knights, anid slaves, and queens, each setting forth the glories of some precious stone, till tho stage is flooded with splendour and the dazzled eyes are ...

... without the principals. TarE other sensation was created in Wellington bypavis and Frost's company of American blondes, of whom Victoria Loftus (Mirs Davis) is principal. There's is a variety perform. ance, the salbatory and burnt cork parts of which are remark- ...

... portant item. BAKER AND FARRON still draw crowded houses at the Queen's Theatre. TuE Carandini company is giving concerts at the Protestant Hall. MRli J. L. HALL is engaged for the Victoria at Christmas. BLAND HOLT passed through en route for Melbourne ...

... interested in makihg the acquaintance of some wonderful little people, and of aL two-foot high Queen, Petsywetsy (Baby English), who bears herself with truly queen-like dignity and grace, andi who comes out strong in breakdown. There is, too, a Lord Chamberlain ...

... RAnavAlona II. and her whole court were baptised, and Christianity became the State religion. Her Majesty now corresponds with Queen Victoria on a footing she imagines to be equal. One governs a group of islands in the extreme north-west, the other a much bigger ...

... therefore, was the first chord of the t everture iast night; ell the heartier was the eatisfaction when the sound of .Miss Victoria Yokes's voice and the singular movement of Mr. Fred Vokes's hgs assured very Ctone that not only was pantomime not dead at ...

... celebrated dri and interesting vocalists. o THE DIORAMA 01' IRELM.D ha' This diorama, which is being exhibited in the teg Victoria Hall, will. form a so urce of great attraction ha, 1,daring the festive Seasoan. It Is an entertainment de, of a character ...