... g, TO THE EDITOR OF THlE blORNINO CHIRONICLE, a SIR-A stetement, copied fram the Observer into the M- Morning Post, being replete with misrepresentitiof, I it shall be much obliged to you to allow me to correct it. 1. I have never given any guarantee for the continuance of tire season. my tenure of the proprietors having been h limited, after eight weeks, to nightly oceupotion-anO y ...

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... A PLZ FOJ I' st? AUtIOR'S ORPfI ANS No! never yet in such a cassa swas Dirtaii's public ?? a ti Ti, rlorlr homage to the Dead, or sonihe surviving Co woel Oar cauose needa net the sickly aid of sentimental it 1 tears- The erruse alike of every heart that throbs with hopes rer and fears, ed. A week has passed-a little week-aince on the bas- kin'd stage H.t breught to ken of eye and ear our ...

... The Rynl Scottish Society of Arts met in Marlany's Saloon, Prince's Street, on Monday 10th April-Jamei L'Amy. Enq. F.R.S.E. Preeident, in the chair. The following communications were madeo:- 1. Suggestions for the better Ventilation of Sailing Voessels and Steam Ships. By Robert Ritchie, Esq. C.E. Edinburgh. In this communication, which Air Ritchie illustrated by dingrann and models, he showed ...

... I i I i II 1I 14 i I i I I I II I i 4 1 f 4 I9 I I f I I I I I f I I 14 1 1 1 9 I I I I I I I I iI I Miss H. Fatscit closed her engagement here oi Tuesday night, when her benefit attracted a full and brilliant audience. The character chosen for this final display was Julia, in the Hunchback, which we consider the most successful and best sustained of her efforts on the Edinburgh stage. Tihe ...

... THE NEW MUSIC HALL, The arrangements for thle approaching festival are in a very advanced state. The internal decorations artl fittings of the Ilall are proceeding with speed, S anid will be finished in a very few days. The chorus ?? will be made up of 130 voices, a large number of 1 whom are from EIngland. The building of the or- c gan-a splendid article of workmanship-is nearly 0 completed, ...

... Literary and Scientific 'Notices, &c. 2'I-e J t;y)and Note- I ;: o, Sk:.,l.s iiil .iicwf'iles. fy l . C.tlu. TItIls. Il.ilnitirgh : Aloain & Charles lilach. A MtoST agreeable, though unprlettilt. little volime. It preselts us with a variety of very graphic, and tnstefully-written sketches of into. resting scenes. chiefty in the Northern Ilighlalido, (if local history, manners, and anttquities. ...

... ti?v I'61ittle '06ti ?? ' . ';Mi6f i ?ti'W??C ? 1. I . I i. ?? I . , - .. I,- ? 'i li1e Dlbe. iu Bpse. fy ?? fe ?? _Y 2 Vol oloCs- ?? Murray, TuI~is th.fis f 3itirray's rjett Series. of Cheap eslitlopis a r stalI (IWI ?? ?? is, li ,Iilet, OPh it d v III af 'II I gsot Cx te ItIstsO giretilait tlsi oIfiW ri t piresent II a ?? I (AlltItif o af ottte r 11 vufs, u1t a ,I ?? Q. 50 re. II ark;abily ...

... THE SMITIfFrELD CATTLE CLUB AND SHOW. On Wednesday, simultaneously with their usual exhibition of prize cattle, the annual ge- neral meeting of the members of the Smithfield Cattle Club took place at the Horse Bazaar, King Street, Portman Square. The Right Hon. Earl Spencer, the President of the Club, presid- ed on the occasion. The meeting was very fully attended by members, and amongst the ...

... LEITLI. THE RoADs, Augrest 19 & 20. Flying Fischl, TorkelAlen, Chriatiansand, baulk Cutlev, 11ill, Antwerp, do. Juno, Kr:ieft, Dantzi vwheat Pvtra D)ornlris, Erick-en, Kiel, wheat Electra. Lindsay, I)nutzic, do, Violet. Patterson, do. do. Annu Christine's H-naah, Bensen, Mandahl, bark Skebavartet, Larsen, Nykjopping, wheat Anna Margareths, Kinde, do. do. Fortuna, Horne, Ruddekopping, barley ...

... SUDDEN CLOSE OF COVENT GARDEN THEATRE, |MIANAGERIA&L DllrFICULTIES. Brief bas been tile duration of the season at tiis theatre. Two treeks have been sufficient to brbig it to a close. From Mr Wallack's address it would appear that the les;ee lays tbe blame of his rros- *uccenss more upon his company-hntlssdually atnd personally-thara from any apparent disinrlirratibn upon tile part of the ...

... CONCERT IN AID OF THE ROYAL INFIR MARY. We were wt ry much disappointed to see so scanty an audience ij the Music Hall on Thursday, and can in no way au count for it, unless by supposing, that the price of admission was considered too high. So fully persuaded were we that our fellow-citizelis would tuen out in force, both because the object of the concert was so praiseworthy, and because the ...