... TIRE rPLAVY-GOEllb. *The ancient Greeks and Romans had no name To express a school and playhouse, but the same.-BuTLRn. DRTJRY-LANE. Mr. Hill, another actor from America, but a comic one, made his appearance on Tuesday evening at this theatre inma pieee by Barnard, entitled The Yankee Pedlar; or, Old Timnes in Virginia. Hiram Dodge, the Pedlar (Mr. Hill), is one of the most ingenious order of ...

... _Epsom .mses-lThe lDerby- f8takes . The cieck thrown upon the Easter and Whitauntide holiday sports by the prevalence of cold and wet weather led, and not un- reasonably, to brilliant anticipations for Epsom; and to a certain extent they have been realized. Fairs are every-day matters, and Greenwich-hill is alwSays at home, nor is it of; vital consequence whether the mounter balloon starts ...

... curious match. XN -DazRRINcWAma.--On Nonda a match, hrJ R h!CI yiten some timepend~seofo pic Up 300 atone pae yr jat'.wt i.hadi Is Umtimetan TQwnaerd cov!cldo th# same .with his mouth. On that. pccasiciron Pjnkater;was eonsidere utof condition, An gaV~e up, jeaiw~nn tnrutuhd'1~su eavrd n eo5dtd te diee~co iin Gight, ouiead; 'twentymntsVIi isatch Wwas mri it., 'Drintkwatef undertook to ~,ick up ...

... Dbucaster naee. . ; -- -:-:;:e 5 S. . :itDoiscasraR',Tuesay. The Griat St. Lter day kaspassed off*with: a smallerdis- tpl o ritice An we recollect io have seen at y prious meng: the faifing off, indeed, was remark- a'ble9:;'ind 'mut6 'hae tonisheid thoe wh~o witnessed the 'bllle 'and ;i ein E or the Cra year The morning openedTfavoUbly.as to iweather,,but it was not until 9 e clock that ythe ...

... I I . hDM11mrev -A!lmelml5mm §1eeltr, .-§;-X X A m as! 1. , l, Ad ai7l1N ,trL^ '-. i ; A ;:*' DONCATEK R&casmThe-racas terminated- o. Friday, with beautiful weather, andi ,a tolerable average of sport. Of the general tharatter of the, teetinjy b ssai;'that it has barely furnished the ttaiil~qnn ofraWing, is the two events susali. w excting, e 'fad g of' az been Palpable, owing; it e'hbsve ...

... :?r¾4.m? ?T?s:rLAy-QOET? :1 f., ,I~~'b~ im ui s ad' name U4s ' ancien~t %An .id Pe gania Malin a, a sT etiresiadcbOi and pl yaj ud a ebutnth'e zs e.-DruTau. .,Hati; *i- ;s a~lf~i-: an R: OLY'MP1C!} 'zniqllkdaif iiibt aijew h rletta was produced, esued di:rbfa 'i~i)'j p 0iusndmother! It-was case in the strohgest-maimenher, ibe irorinent characters being suffici- -enptly' nftlaos tojoocupy all ...

... !, ifl~TH R ..JJ.. S Th2 pnrteflt faree1s nadm azbad no name . . o ; boress racho nd pla~ioise, bnt aame.-}uTLa.. ; d -:b anghtia new~burletta.wav prodLcedcalled : t ce ,cal~t,3fi . !Yoi. r, andqoti~er !- It.waacast' ia the strange¢ manneis 'tie ,p9romiiiefrt 'chta~5cters beinr suffici- sistly nu2 dtts't d c nallitbb lendnigperfcrmtersf th ig P .6,i tprN Sir RcdI Bllaiuly (Ferren) isi@'C ...

... . - ? ? ? I ? AI , I. ? - I . ; ; . , , I . i - -- - JE-PL, A'TGIRM.- , ---_ , TA_1-11.illlil?, -, houses of Paris and LUndoii but en'hticcos fu)II; no better success atene 5hen IoW e ntrl'z tO d,04S 'Isis. 1!4e ~Rde 6fli sag tnde te uijehcttlie I i the ,joct~of .e piece. Its niystical characteii is quite confge- n;ral tOei erisn tt&aei5',lttit tfd4tfireigaloerijan taste to re. lish'an ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MoxDAY. The room was crowded until a late period, and two or three changes took place in the Derby betting, but business on the whole was an. seasonably dull. The Grey was backed for 3001. or 4001., the greater portion of it being got on at a fraction under 4 to 1. Phuami was backed for rather more at 5,. 6i, and 51 to 1, the latter being offered at the close. Cobbalm ws in ...

... 7R~a*nIG INTTE e- F-SIuille lal ya fttt bitirdtldf have Isien fbeted in t*e o oithtlbnlbf tis meinetlfi. ,Tlt flst, is tltidditioirto tlbstewa hipofr Sir IGibert dEiatibote, who1ahWell as I hi~la-dlegaarO5nde: Te~ssee, residds in -the6 neighbour_.. boutih th hr achnge, in,.the -dys on whicl~the .Derbj andv Oaks- wl henlefeqrtlaerun. hitherto.theyhare been oleczdea i ais, dn aaid idayj and the ...

... ~AS RMi~E5. ihr~~s tsEarlrof~ EteUinfo hegneL in~m hat- had 1n o~ne, *e . sI4~f,- wapl tha nW~d*th .;UP ~met~impsta,~ea~eg1sta in i he**bAJf ~InvOl erit ,there- is- no course in Eladwhr their, conveo, The eesti~ ofthis sad n riies'l~~~( pt~~d'room thetu toevl 'theithpj thle ~j~ii~ ii~n~i~tthii~p 11tftom teweighingseiloiithe jf i oaver bo~evem.;take nlnb-tey doue~e-on4-thetge otporwiuh ae in n ...

... potuLAI DEMONSTRATIONS. MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON. On Tuesday last Mr. Vincent delivered a lecture on the Principles and Objects of Working Men's Associations, to a highly respectable and numerous audience, in the room under the Mechanims' Institute. Several individuals at- tended for the purpose of opposing him, but his address was of so impressive and argumentative a character, that they ...