... IF- HAYMARRET.-This theatre has given the public another Version of the far-femed curtain lectures, and although we may Bay with truth that the Haymarket one yields in nothing to its compeers, and have every wish to do justice to the talented representatives of domestic harmony, yet here our laudatory office ends, for, however we may be inclined to laugh at the wit of Douglas Jerroll in the ...

... HOLYWOOD E1ARMING SOCIETY'S CATTLE SHOW. The annual Cattle Show of this Society, was beld on Werednesrday laet, on tlre Kinnegar, Ilolywood, kindly granted by Mr.J. ...

... poarp. BEAUTIES OF BYRON. ENO'LSH M lUDS AND SCOTCI REC1VIEWEI5. It is matter of notoriety to all men that BYItoN's first work, the Hlours of Idleness, was mercilessly criticised in the pages of the Bdielbsurghc Review, at that tinie (ISOS) the censor-in- ieflet ot ?? literary world, and the most dreaded, as the most powerful of' the critical journals. In criticising the Hours of Idleness, ...

... 'he Shot silks have beconme so common, that plain Coloure are now c_ oonsidemed more elegant: stripes are still fashionable. Redin- ke gotes and p igeoirs aic decidedly the favourite slyle, the mate. it rial and form alone distinguishing the ndgligd from the toilette. nt. For young ladies, instead of redingotes, robes of coutil, or plsin nll foulard. nmbroidered in wide braid: ?? Is more wren ...

... Soettlp BEAUTIES OF BYRON.-i NO. V. ENGLISH BANDS AND SCOTCH liEVIEWERS. It is matter of notoriety to all men that BYRox's first work, the Hours of Idleness, was mercilessly criticised in the pages of the Edinburyarj Revitw, at that time (1808) the censor-in-chief ot the literary world, and the most dreaded, as the most powerful of the critical journals. In criticising the Hours of ...

... BANGOR FARMI1NG SOCIETY'S CATTLE SHOW. On Tuesday last, the annual Cattle Show of the Bangor Farming Society was held in Bangor. The stock ex- hibited was superior to that at any of their previous shows. A number of excellent draining tiles were exhibited, the produce of a very extensive tile manufactory, erected in the neighbourhood by Lord Dufferin. TIHE DINNER. At five o'eloch;, the friends ...

... EMM5113. DOUGLAS JEROLD'S SHILLING MAGAZINE. AuGUST. London: Peoich Office, ?? Fleet-street. The contents ofthis nnniber are, with the exception of the poetry, unexceptionably good. A good puin pose is contained also in the poetry, but the purpose is not wvell carried out-in plain words, the poetry so called, is not the genuine thing; but wve ntust not grumble-genuine coetry is a thing not to ...

... IYASIIIONS FOR AUGUST. (I FRO TIl', LoNDON AND Psri' s L.SDIms, 11lAAz;nZ.or;I' OF FSMIrON.') Shot rll s hr;::C become as ?? that plain colours fie non' v:onsidered more elegant; stripes trc Ist'! f t..irroblc. ledingosics and pcigrtoirs are d. c: ?? lc fhrjvouri c slylc, the matetial and form, !c distinguishiag tile reglige from the toilettc. I 'or yen ' ladies, instead of redirngotes, rebes ...

... I' Xi E (1 ft :: A 'I S I V ( W ti t, 'fool; e'oo NYt It ndoootoo, if, h ticotd Iv vkill 0ioU'iV '08CM! Fitl Joef C.a d u 011~ ,10 711e ?? I i ::o l r ':llel y a ttLor. d o i thor:a 100, O)1' o'.Iilibitlon ~ ki ' P.''1V wty at ?? stie 311.1 t10 11'00 ilir1 0 li I St YU0. It ?? by U 117. to 1g.'ii itober ?? of n ?? f eolopetileio ?? I,. -/ Ll~'otg b o Ill inl' 11 ...

... i FASTJONA.BLE INTELLIGENCE. I This day (WednegaT) is the anniversary of the natal day of her Majesty the Queen Dowager, who completes her fifty-third year. His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridee left London on yesterday (Tuesday), to honour Sir William Massey Stanley with a visit at the hon. baronet's shooting-box in Inver- ness-shire. Viscount Cantilupe and a select circle are invited ...

... i FAISIONABLR INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVAL or lIER MAJESTY AND THE COURT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by the officers of the court, and escorted by a detachment of the 17th Regi- mont of Lancers, arrived at Buckingham Palace on Friday trom Osborne House, Isle of Wight, shortly after twelve o'clock. Her Majesty, at half-past two o'clock, held a Privy Council, Which was ...

... tfteraturc. Reid's racfliofe Dictionary. By Ale.canem-e eid. A.I. Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh. A dictionary admirably adapted for schools, as well as for general usc. The arranegement is excellent, and the pro- nunciation and cxplanation of words have been derived from a careful comparison of standard authors. The authorities the compiler has chiellv followed are Johnson, Todd, Richardson, ...