... summer season, which was to com- o menoe at Easter wvith the novelties and grent attractions he s, had and was to provide during his continental tour. The - performerstat onee acceded to the request, and on Easter Monday the theatre ws to have re.openbLd ...

... beautiful than its predecessor. The banks seiring hieh and abrtpt from the water's edge, so that in Pome plaoc' ?? trees, rising in piles of the most gorgeouts folinle. appear toppling over us from their summits and darken the deep smooth pools they overhang ...

... Hun. Misses Irvine, who have been sojourning at Honileur, in Normandy, are not ex- pected to return to London until after Easter. Lady Dover and family have arrived at Dover House, Whitehall, from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, at Trentham ...

... m, P., arrived in London on Monday, en route for Castle Bernard, Bandon. The noble lord has paiend oil' lintil after the Easter recess with the Right Honourable D. Pigot. The King of Sardinia has ordered fifty thounand livres to be appropriated for erecting ...

... peers and members of parliament. The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire purpose to remain at Hillsborough Castle until after Easter, and then return to town for the season. ?? Marquis of Hertford arrived at Dorchester House, from Paris, on Saturday afternoon ...

... 'South' VWestern, 31'td 32; Midland' 50' to 51 'York and .Notth Midlands, 181 t6 19J Caled in, t Eastern Counties, 7* tb 71. - Easter The first dividend' n'o the 'estate' of: Messrs.' Cockerill,, 'Larpent, aind Co;' of2~j per cent,; has'bee declared, payable ...

... re'line -HI l party reclihed theterminus at Vauxhall at halfnpast aine,,d ; itrinediately to Duckinglaum Palace, where they as t rise iaijrrtes to seven o'clock. Tre cdtitiC 1rr'iriinsd by tier Majesty consists of about 817 Qf o uricil Osirrire Park, Osborne ...

... ru~esalonsepforma 'body of melody ' surpassed indihe wcrof any comrnpos~e~r. The 'three 'great' duets, '~,Bel aImgo ,ibbe te a ris'ee' and hat between Astir and It, emliramide., a~re without r.ivals : nor, 'are the arias or .coa. ; certed piepes univorthy ...

... the sapient pig, and other accomplished animals whose popularity is coextensive with civilization, and whose memories will rise like moun- tains o'er the sphere of time. The same feats which were so effective in drawing down the plaudits of the divinities ...

... primans donna, who made her debut at Covent- garden on Tuesday. The great celebrity which Miss Haves has gained ie Italy gave rise to expectations from her first appearance here, which exposed her to a severe ordeal ; but she met it trimupliantly, convincing ...