... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES, &c. M DRURY LANE. M I This theatre was appropriated by Mr. Bunn last night to an Easter performance calculated to warm the heart of the gods. The new spectacle was produced, containing tbe whole of the mammoth establishment ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS THE THEATRES. HAYMARKET. There was great variety here last night, and some little novelty. Planches Brigand led the way, Mr. James Wallack sustaining the character of Massaroni, and Miss P . Horton that of his wife, Maria. To say a word ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS THE THEATRES DRURY LANE. The venerable ballet of action, known by the name of Perouse, or the Desolate Island, was the Easter offering at this theatre last night. It was not attended with much success, for the audience were but indifferently ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. The performance of the members of the Cirque National took place la?: ni^nt, drawing together an audience of ample dimensions^ The principal features of the evening were the exploits of M. Karl Berg, Mdlle ...

... first Seil Day after Term.' The Court would 'then continue its sittings regularly until the 3d of April, when it would rise forthe Easter holidays, and then a Jjourn for one week. ...

... Garcia playing Ammo. The cir- cumstance of Covent Garden Theatre lieing closed on Easter Monday is altogether unprecedented in the annals *tf theatricals, and gave rise to many fears as to the ultimate success of the after season. On Wednesday last ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, March 21. ADJOURNMENT FOR THE EASTER 111 The Duke of WELLINGTON, adverting to a question put to him on a former evening by the noble viscount (Mel- bourne), as to the probable duration of the Easter recess, begged now to inform him that he ...

... Lord J. RUSSELL said, that he now rose to move that the house at its rising do adjourn until Saturday next ; and he should on that day move that it do further adjourn from the Easter recess until Monday, the lst of May. It would, perhaps, be convenient ...

... day, and said he should request the assistance of some of the Common I/aw Judges in hearing it. His lordship s iid, at the rising ot the court, tint from wha*, had oc- curred within the last few days, he found the appeals in the paper reduced to that point ...

... date of the 22d of January. They acquaint us with the welcome an- nouncement that the waters of the Mississippi are rapidly rising, and that the mean? of communication — the cessation of which has induced a stagnation in the trade of the southern states ...

... great solemnity certain rings, the touching of which was believed to prevent cramp and falling sickness. This usage took its rise in the mysterious virtue of a ling wliich had been given by Edward the Confessor to a poor person who had asked alms of him ...

... fixed, Tf.e British Diamond takes especial care to blunder in the same way. If the editor of * The People's Almanac make Easter Term end on the wrong day, and assign two endings to Trinity Term, one in May, the other in June, and both wrong, the complaisant ...