... favourite here in operatic performances, has again made his debut in a new character at Dublin. That of a lecturer ala Wilson, Phillips, Templeton, &c., on America and the Americans. Rather a tender subject, we should say, but one on which he has evidently ...

... occasion, and a large number of ladies, noblemen, and gentlemen, have consented to form a special committee for issuing invitation cards. very remarkable thunder storm burst over Ketley on Sunday last. The thunder, for the period the year, was of a fearful ...

... boards of the metropolis are now occupied with a whole host of Liverpool talent; Miss Romer, Miss A. Roraer, Miss Rainforth, Mr. Travers, Mr. Weiss’ and half a score others are the leading singers at all the most celebrated seats of English opera. We regret ...

... Kemble now' going through a course of Shakspeariau readings at Manchester. Mr. W. J. Hammond, believe, is to be the stae. manager to the new lessee the Livcrtiool Thcatre-Koval Mr. Simpson. J ' lately copied from a Bath paper a notice of the suecesslul ...

... DRAMATIC CHIT CHAT. Sbakspere’s comedy, the “Taming of Shrew has been produced the Haymarket, as originally written. It was represented, as was he custom of tbeobleu time, without scenery, the stage being curtained ic and each locality indicated by a printed ...

... in the principal towns in Java. A new copyright decision is said recently to have passed the courts of law in Germany, establishing a property in melody—which makes it, henceforth, impossible for any composer to take a theme for variations, or other similar ...

... control, was a decided failure. We are ibe more sorry for she is lady of ste'lmg laleat. and just now labouring under very severe indisposition. Mr. Tilbury, a genuine aoa oiuii*, and gentleman of unquestionable respectability in private a* well in public ...

... about to be produced in Berlin. A very amusing farce has been produced at the Lyceum, under the title of Wanted a Hermit!” m which a barrister’s clerk, in desperate circumstances, engaged a gentleman to sit as hermit in a picturesque cell; ...

... in consequence of a reverse of fortune. A young actress of the Balon Theatre, at Madrid, lately committed suicide in the following horrible manner. She mixed a quantity of phosphorus in vinegar, and drank the infusion. She survived a week in the most horrible ...

... Willoughby V.m .t .the The.tr. or. f.*our.bly of lb. Load J Mr. aod Mm. Ch.rl.. K.«a comm.ocd .a .agagaßMl ao Mood.y night .t Country. . A a.* farce, to be entitled A Lef.cy, been put into rehe.M.l .1 Draty-lene. Mr. Bellamy, the celebrated ...

... MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CHIT CHAT. A subscription has been opened for the celebrated vocalist, Mrs. Salmon, who is now in the most indigent circumstances. A rival to Van Amburgh, in the person of a Mr. White, has lately arrived in England. A ...

... Saturday night week last, under cover of a clouded moon, stole forth at moonlight a young and interesting female, named Catherine Cleary, her age, love breathing, just eighteen, from the residence of her father, who is a wealthy tanner living at Coolrush, in ...