... Theatre Royal in the American drama, by Bartly Campbell, entitled The White Slave. before a fairly large audience. The piece,which possesses little originality, and bears a strong family likeness in plot and construction to other American plays, is, nevertheless ...

... coverel that the O'Donnell implicated is related to John WIlsII, the ' Invincible, formerly o. Miiddlegbro' and whom the American Governmeist refused to extradite. The latter was well known in the borouh niamed, and was eveutually identified by a Middlesoro' ...

... destroyed by firc SPOPRTING ANTICIPATIONS. The l)oily Curollirle say: - Ascot Stak;es, Shrsewbury and Thebais; Gold Vase, Border Minstrel or Tristall; Trial Stakes, Geleinlininms or Knight of Buirgliley; Prinice of Wales State Gailiard or Laocooni; Maiden Plate ...

... the windward position, Valkyrie usnfortiiiately collided with her opponent. Whether the fault lay with the Englieh or the American vessel, or whether the accident was one of those misadventures which will happen even in the best regulated yacht races, ...

... MilKred Boyd; glee, Carno- vale (Rossini); song, To-morrow will be Friday (Mollov), Mr. J. M'Quitty; octette, -The Minstrel Bov (Balfe), Misses Hoey, Archer, Smith, M'IKeown, and Messrs. Page, Beatty, and Withers; banjo solo, Morning Star (Davison) ...

... with od flags-the American banner, always, but in en end- lees variety of sizes. Already you have been in- by formed that our c00siOg, Rs a rule, elect to be alone, oh end make no display of the standards of other na- tions. The American flag, however, when ...

... strel halls, with a swarm of concert saloons and Lager-Bier Gartens. The three first are for the rI delectation of the Anglo-Americans; the last are f patronised chiefly by the enormous German popala- tion of this hybrid town, with at fair sprinkling of l ...

... texture of plate glass of ?? most beautiful and variegated surface. ?? MINSTRELSY.-Mr. Patrick Byrne, thle celebratedi Irish minstrel, and who has thee hottour of being harper to Prince Albert, has arrived in Dublin in anticipation of her Msjesty's visit ...

... black cloth as the little ffying particles of down. It is not worth outraging their feelings for sueb a trifle. The Christy Minstrels (who never leave London) have so vulgarised the Grecian Bend, ' that it has long since ceased even to be mentioned; the ...

... Larboard watch, solo and chorus; The Union Jack, Mr. Hanna;recitation, Marco Bozzario, Mr. Phillips; song, The minstrel boy, Mrs. Johns'ton. Fruit and sweets were distributed during the evening, and, after hearty and cordial votes of thanks ...

... occasions, the cry is that the Americans haveI contrived a plan to ruin themselves. They ewill have to pay the increased duties if they use im- ported goods. No doubt this is one effect of Protection in its mildest form. The Americans will use foreign products ...

... thing, while Valkyrie III. has just a trifle too little. The sails of Valkvrie I_. At per- -fectly, and are praised by the Americans. The eminent expert, whose opinion is of weight, thinks that with the exception of the insufficiency of sur- face of fin ...