THE STAGE

... ITER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Mademoiselle Taglioni took her benefit at this theatre on Thursday, the 15th inst. The enter- tainments commenced with Bellini's opera, called 'I Puritani ?? the principal characters in which were sustained by Lablache, Rubini, Tamburini, and Grisi. They acquitted themselves in their usual talented manner. A new, ballet, called 'Matilde; or, La Magic Amoureuse' followed ...

THE ODD FELLOW'S REVIEW

... F-W THE ODD FELLOWP'S REVIEW. zl S7osrqs and Poctical Pieces. Edited by ll(,t VIWI;LrIAIS. Hetherington, Cleave, and Witsonl; London. Itas no idle saying that-' Let me write a scm; sonls, and I care not who makes its laws'. -t wsong which can make and overthrow ns which te proudest despot r~, gith dread. Witness the songs of Beranger, ?? ttzhi to scorn the craftiest monarch that *, araoled ...

POETRY

... T-P 0 11, ul 31a)y 0 ORIGINAL AND SELECTED SONNET ON TME ?? OF TIHE IN'FANT riRINCESs. A PnistEss born I-loud peal'd the merry bell! Yet, 'midst that joy, there was an anxious fear: Soon those gay notes may strike a funeral knell Yes, Charlotte's fate still echoed in each ear, ouw many breathed to heaven a fervent prayer; Proeservo our Queen, the youthful princess spare,_ Oh, in this dangerous ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... I'V JiLl ' AMU?'B>iENTS. Th'lc'11IRRTY-SEVEN'TH ANN UAL EX 111131- TION of the SICIETY of RAJNTMI,' iil WATEK CMAUIThS, tll theitr (jittary Pall-maall hoot. IS No%% IMN.lL~ -Oofl eacivtt,io torn Niti till ?? Is, catalogit. hit. Rt. HILLS, Secretary. THE 11OYAL 1`15LY'ILhN fiC ,T~ ?? Itegent ,d-tret.-T'wflo irii i'u~jia Hxiibi tijo , Nt bole-u NMoINAUlti PA1'EN'1t'EII CLUCKES. witliel uri hept ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- REGEiNT.STREET.-FIRST EXHIBITION4 of, Rnd Lecture odl, BAIN'S ELECTRO-MkN-A ETIC PRINTING TELEGRAPii, by mouns of which a banker in London can write a letter in the office of a correspondert in Edinburgh. The letter, with Its aFewer, can ho conveyed the e00 miles in a very few minutes. SIXTY PATFNTED ELECTRIC CLOCKS, by BARWISE and BAIN, MOINAUtS PA. 'ENTED ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... The ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. -The DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES, ILLUMINATED UNDER a MiAGNiYINU POWERend tbeBUDE LIGHT Iin le Great l3li* from Nine to Ten o'clock ilk the eveninfg are amon, the ?? UR taorp jc tit'5 Os Anemometer;i thde Uniiue r tnd Valuabl, Co0 dln th0 M py~ ok ?? ?? J allazto y an thetiner.t Chinee crtisto the Model in r~ti Lecturea varled Ewiherinexte. ?? . Df K 1I lt t ATho ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... - - M- PUBLIC AMUtSBENTWS. The GREAT FIRE of' the TOWER of LONDON, with tle Military Sisrnals and Music, in two beasutiul additional PIC- TURE8, the DISSOLVING VIEWS. Varied Lecturee, Orrery, Mlicroscope, Divingluiel and Diver, ned2000l. wais of eminent Art science, ?? a VIEW of CANTON, elaborately tinished by a Chineas artist. aita other COSMORAMIC VIEWS are added in the Erening Exhillene. ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... PU31AU' AM.USES I'NTh. -.0 ROYAL ACADiEMY, TitAALGAR-SQUARB.- ihe EXHIviriON of the ROYAL ACADEMY 14 NOW OPEN.- A4Lilislo, (ftrontEiglt o'clock till Soln), In. Calalogue Is. Hi 'IRY HOWARD, R.A., SecretarY. The THIRT~'Y-SVPNiTI- ANN AL EXHIBI. TION or the SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER COLOURS, tt their Gallery, Paoll-mall East,woliCLOSE onSaturday, July [0.-Upon eaichl day Iron, Nhiu tiil dsk. ...

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

... PUBLIC A-AlsIuSMENTS. Thenf1-IR''Y SE'ENTTI ANNUAL EXIIIBI. lION1, of the SOCIETY of PAlNTFRR i WATEltCLtl~ 11hpir Oaldlry, 14tl-' all Enat, IS N(OW\ OlVENO-t(V r (|.lrj'lay 'rToIII Ncl,. till 1f.,8k. -Adroit tafl!l. Iic. CoIlaoii ii i us secreFtry. The 4EVE N1'1 -I L ENIJ iBXJ lION of lCiE3lr' of PA IN MES iATER ColLOU s, FIFTY. T- I a It, 1'olkIn~i wrxt C00 Britkil flti ,t'lliell. 1p4 Nu1' ...

EXHIBITION of the ROYAL ACADEMY

... I EXHIBITION of the .ROYAL ACADEMY. (Continued.) The apartment devoted to sculpture and models is filled with an excellent collection of statues, groulps, busts, re- ilevos, and monumental pieces ; and there is to our eye a perceptible improvement in this department. There are evident signs of a close observance of the chaste models of antiquity in the simplicity of most of the compositions, ...

SOME ACCOUNT OF THE LATE FOGS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS

... SOME ACCOUNT OF TIle LATE FOGS I IN TIHE 1J0 USE OF COMMONS. [FllOMt TII LAST NEUMBIMR OP TilE OmirTEojti,O(;l ,1L JOURN'At.i I n o11r Cthapter oil Fogs, ?? VC ei vh some uctl Is ?? a stralige flew ?? of fIO Wlhieh prevaiils Very much in our new Ilonse. of ('01mii1nsI, ol late; Witliult alwralys sets ill ait the]onr oflilm a tr , Anl gets but thlc darker (as fbirs arc won1) The more one trics ...

ORIGINAL PAPERS

... OIRIGI1 NAL PAPERS. OUR SKETCH BOOK. A N prr-i-i Ori ?? Itll1Iti-it TRIFUIR,vi - Old Will Slthaspcrr. Ti EV N STII IlE TA L ES. Wheii somit two or itttire Months hail slipt away, midt Ba,,, iii tiist ?? Avlviitttre liV the idli-gossip orpjryting ctttotit of is Nis-lt uti, is-gotl to liotle thalt it was. iltret fr~itei oitili Wt>loial totrli lut' itlhroat olt-ctid- hit ?? aidl lotil Flit it bN% ...