... she is more at home before a London audience; and those qualities which she exhibited are of the highest order, and calculated, to take her to a leading position in her profession. Miss C. Lacy (as Ellen), new to the London stage, has the power of con- ...

... difficulties they have to en- counter could never have been surmounted in any part of the world, or at any time, but in London and a Christmas Panito- mime. As such the lover of ceurse escapes from. beneath the Helmet, and p enetrates into the vault of the ...

... side of the way, Exeter Hall, and procession of the disciples of Peace-the Happy Family illustrated, fighting-the cooking of railway accounts by means of Soyer's new kitchen range, which changes to the Railway King in the ?? Market as it is, Is a capital ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. I SEA3MEN'S HOSPITAL-On WVednesday the twentieth anniver. ssry of' tie foundation of the hospital for sick anid diseased sea- men in the port of London, on board the Dreadnought, moored off Greenssiclh, was celebrated at the London Tavern ...

... that day, for the sake of good luck, of making verses and sending them to the provost and masters. A NEW YEAR'S-DAY IN NEW YonK.-It is the custom in New York for the gentlemen to visit all their acquaintances on the first day of the year, and the omission ...

... , a mathematical master, and six extra masters. Nxw POniO LAw.-EAST LONDON UNIoN.-A poor widow, whose husband was killed about a twelvemonth ago at the works c connected with the new Houses of Parliament, was at half-past seven o'clock on Thursday evening ...

... very complete Christmas stock, comprising ten Scotch oxen 110 stone each in weight, forty superior South Downs 10 stone on the average, a good show of veal and all excessively well arranged. HORTON, NEW CUT, LAMBETH.-This gentleman's Christmas display was ...

... , but admirably facetious travesty. ADELFEIT. The new drama noticed by us last week, from Boz's work, called ''The Chimes, together sitis the farce of 'The Fox and Goose, and a new comic Christmas Pantomime, called CATS' CASTLES; or, Harlequin and ...

... present size in his stomach. CHRISTMAS ACCOUNTS.-Merry as people may appear at Christmas; crowded with good cheer as most tables are at that period, many an aching heart beats under the outward appearance of happiness. Christmas-day is also rent day, and ...

... Drury-lane, will superintend the whole getting up of the pantomime. NEW STRAND. In order to comply with the general desire for the usual Christmas fare, Mr Farrea intends producing a Christmas piece at this little band-box. The obvious incapacity of the house ...

... cold caught in her journey from Lilleslhall. The Duke is occupied in superintending furtller architectural improvements.. A new collegiate school, of a higher grade than any at present existing in that city, is pro- jected at Glasgow, and receives warm ...

... in a case and fort - warded them per express train to his friend, Dr. Rams- bottom, of New Broad-street, London, who, no doubt, will he much pleased with his Christmas ?? mouth Joum-al. Tate RON. AND Rt E . BAPTIST NOEa-It having semin announced that the ...