... IIR WILSON'S SECOND NI) ENTERTAIN~lljN'P, Iajt nigt t ?? accomp ishieol voriasoat Cle cond entettainment on Scottisl ql r ' ing the adventures of the unfortu e r t Edward. The Waterloo Saloon Ivas iell though not so uncomfiortahly crowadl.l a s neiday, a great ninny peross lonsinlm iohtl kept away by the fear of not obtiinon. pi, ' audience, however, wvas a moit sele O R hive rarely hladl ...

... LITEIRATURE. ?? to of 1 The T~i~mni rodi It' i.e Author ~1so~~1,3I~, '~heHope of the no'Idelr &C. ITit lo~ 'a Ilidliard Bentley. A Till. ?? Tefrt lie expected from their intrinsic flu 'et fb5t - receivedn by tile public;anie e I fiv u follo'itt trnup Ivith a th ird. 3 lot ti tnti re ~pects tile rmost interesting s it11et~ pe is frorunflers, it ti marked by I aetI~ ?? of resercrl, distinct- ...

... (From the World of Fashion.) BONNETS.-Those of the newest kind for the pre- sent autumn are made in velours epingle of a beau- tiful citron colour, embroidered in mauve, a single marabout spotted with mauve being its sole orna- ment. Those in velvets of a light clear red, trimmed with elegant fancy feathers, are also in preparation; we can assure our elegantes they hare a look abso- lutely ...

... seiicycixupmtlA RIcTANNICA, Seventh Edition. Pre- face and Ilnx. A. & C. Black, Edinburgh. This great wnrk is now completed by the publi- cation of the Preface, General Index, and List of Contributors. The Preface contains-an interesting sketch of dictionaries of knowledge, from the ear- liest times to the completion of the undertaking now under notice. The Index, a work of stupen- dous labour ...

... LITEURATURR. TART's MAIIAZINc ron. Arat, The contents of Tait (asilde from its politics, rwhich admit of question) are invariably of that de- scription calculated to instruct, gratify, and interest readers of every class. Take, for example, the num- ber before us, the hundredth of the series. None surely can read unedified or undelighted the able tale by Mrs Gore of the Money-Lender-the ...

... I 7TlR.ATIVE LLUSTR..A CAT' ?? *scOT'1ISII BUI S N SONG (r ?? Correpssl~dcdlt-) i ,il e1ratifyillg to the nutrfe- ?? it, the Scottish ?? so- i~sr~ tht he ii ldy gaititig fresh laurels, I ressll ~o* Slectedby thle Lord Mayor on helygofthle foutidotion St one of it -: ~ ?? as5 thle piseetor of' diet citte tiq~ attheManionIlotC', Was ott *,,tat n so sOritesl. The ilnysil con- 10t beloved Qeres ? ...

... LITERAT uRE. BJ3N~'lX.Y'S ITISICILLANYS ron. MlAY 1P42. We owo our thanks to PMr Bentley for his Polite repi ;attention in forwarding a second copy of the M1)ay Cal M11isticllany, lest, as has happened, the first seot had and not reachied us. It., contents are diversified as repi usual, and exceedingly entertaining and attractive. ewilt We have been much iamusedt by fin article in verse, sid, ...

... GREAT CATTLE SHOW, &c AT COLDS'rnEAM. The annual meeting of the Union Agricultural So. ciety, for the exhibition (if stock competing for the pre- miuluis of the Instituiono, end for the s;le of short- horned stuck, wDS h eld at Coldstrenm on Tuesdly last. Tihe Show Yard was sane of the most beautiful bitla- tiona on Tweedside, heiaar the exieen ie and level piece of hauogh tiroocd ...

... LITERAT URE. Ture SALASIANDRINE ; ox, LOVE AND IstMOt1TAIJTIy. By Charles Mackay, author of '1 The Hope of tlhe World, is Longbeard, The Thamses and it, Tf- butarieg, &e. London: How & Parsons. In a revised edition of Mr Mackay's noble poem, The Hope of the World, we observe the first canto has in a great measure been recast, and ren- dered more effective by some of those finishing ...

... ADELPUI THEBATRE, The performances now going on at this snug little theatre deserve the patronage of all who delight in rational, combined with intellectual, amusements. Besides comedy, farce, and melodrama, we have the varied and very clever performances of the Btleno Family, a host in themselves ; besides the graceful and finished dancing of Miss Wcbster, who is allowed by every one versant ...

... 1I HIIBER.SONS / yth on, ladies attending Ifc Ro. fl| / j ga50 l.Ousr t of a more numerous lit, ilian tey ha-lve hit herto giueso, to ir lid o c 'rcud Quee n Street t f11~~d s fpropriayte y fixed fior tle finale, , {ic eri~l I Weittl ne1w iiltro(hiitioni ?? by Latteriierg, on s Victorie. Thi's ei'litltl~( I ttO5~~~ si~~i usan ctett, co~tdil great 1.:;t 5l,,1eoiiipsny rising, siiultaneously, ...

... The annual Cattle Show took place here on Tues- p day, and a better or more numerous selection of re animals has not been seen on Tweed Green for u many a year. Besides a number of the neighbour- S ing landed proprietors and farmers, there was a 'il good turn out of the inhabitants of Peebles, Inner- Si leithen, and Eddleston. The following is a list of fc the premiums awarded to the ...