... had been broken, apparently by a kick, as there were marks on the neck corresponding with the tips on time prisoner's wooden clogs. The inquest was adjourned. Another serious fire, resulting in the destruction of forty hIouses, has occurred at Constantinople ...

... bein consequient on the amalgamation of tle Pavigt , ?? with the Council. it was resolved to give .a £10 10s. cnup for competition at Mr. Simpson's fast ~'cattle sale at Christmas. Atsapplication from the Sur- aveyor for an increase of salary was referred ...

... Sinor Zfoboli; II Commendatore, Signor = og Glhlo-Porldin; Zorlina, Mdlle. Louiseininir smiDonna~nfa, IU b a The ut llW be danced by Mdlle, Blanche Mlio, ille. . Adsejnadda,: and the Corps do Ballet'. V. Dier oi the Muale and Conductor, Sir Miehael Coats ...

... of a breach, of privilege. There could not have been a fuller House if the Prime Minister had given notice that he meant to dance a horn-pipe, or the First Lord of the Admiralty had announced his inten- tion to commit harcs kiri. Addressing after dinner ...

... of the town and a ruffian, neighbourhood. After luncheon was inl- Mr. T. M. SIUTME~WOnRTH proposed the toasts of the I 'of clogs 1Queen, 1The Prince anti Prinfeess of Waess, and the easy die- rest of the Royal Family. guago is Mr. E. Binityx then rose ...

... satbe and Lieutenant H. B. Adams, as Policemen, was excellent. As an interlude, Mr. Joseph Hayes gave a Lancashire clog ! dance, He dances well on all occasions, but in this instance ~eof he excelled himstalf. ' Good for Nothing ' concluded the nder performance ...

... frequent and corciial. The chief features of the second part was a racy sketch called Pete's Birthday in svt;ch song and dance of the most catching kind are introdl'ced. The farcical tragical burlesque C Claude -ielnotte again caused immense laughter ...

... Northum- berlaud Court, for the purpose of hearing a statoment respecting the Eastern Qulestioni. There was a large atten- dance. Mr Crawshay delivered an address at the close of which lie proposed that they should, embody in a memorial to Lord feriby ...

... the Isca Galop, another piece c inposed expressly for the troupe by Mr. Hallett. In the second part Mr. Donoghue gave a clog dance, which was loudly applanded, and the entertainment concluded with an original comic sketch by the whole company. t. . HUNTING ...

... chubby hands, as if he understood the whole affair. Mr Burton announced competitions for other evenings between girls in reciting, for ladies' bags, and between young men in clog dancing. ...

... Water- by a young lady was deservedly hod eocoreid. The clog dancing of an amlateur was also lion much Admired. After the programme had been ex- wvhi hbausted the floor of the ball was cleared and dancing tair d engaged in for an hour to the music Of the Asylum ...

... seat him to prison for two months, with nuvd labour. DOGS AT LAHGE.—Forty summonses were heard against persons who haJ theÜ: clog: al large against the regulations issued by the police,and they were in alu-05t every case ordered to pay costs. A WiVE-BKA'SEt: ...