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... with a serious feeling, though a slillt smile night. be traced on her lips, hogan- Mlaria tray-a tn caldero De aqua, Llama levante, Maria pon tu caldero, A 4 Ayamos nuestro te. She finished-the rlaudits resounded, and tie air wvas quoted as ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL CHIT-CHAT. The Lord Chamberlain has written a letter to AMr. T. Dun. combe, M.P., stating that his lordship has intimated to the managers of theatres that it will only be necessary to close them in Lent during Passion Wee ri ad ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL CHIT-CHAT. . .,I - ?? I - A ?? !l.1 ?? It is expected that the Italian Opera will open a-month earlier than usual next season. This is owing to the approaching mar- riage of her Majesty, together with the early meeting of Parlia ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL CHIT-CHAT. ?? -- __ -n -- - -- - -z_ :r- ._1 r_- _ a_ Complaints have been made, very properly if %well-founded, of money having been demanded for places at both of the patent theatres on the night of the Queen's marriage, an occasion ...

... for the United States on the 16th 6f July next.- KEAN.--A correspondent, on whose aceuracy we rely, has thus addressed us ?? Sir, I beg through the medium of the Court Journal to correct an error in a short biographical ac- sount of Mr. Kean that has appeared ...

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... appearance of the stage is. usiwber ilwe a fsitch ,,Ifrom a bleoak show vieso to a gay fobrme foet-ti ,, ade, is serty sdr-oitly, .elieofd and reflects equal- somdc~dt0 o hat the painter and -the mechanist. ;, tuct Our space a-ill not pot-mit no to~enla,-ge on ...

... A COOi) RiELCi'N I:FOR A SICK{ LAl'DOG. hein I plactiscd at Irglitun, a lbuly I Iklncwv Begg'd I LI pay I ?? ioiir twI; Sil hlPC tlie Be tilillp, OI!QQ SBefiecvfvil Sitit ftat, Is V: ta I; IINIIt'.II id ie ;I i 'Ile II I eile I.: a I at. Plilio totlic ...

... Take that, and chat ! let chat teach you how- to deinic again in spice of MCe ! The mother takes her child to M~r Fairfield, the master; asks bhn, showving the handmaitt's, If he thinks that a pro- per manner in ?? to treat so young a child 7 Fairfield ...

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