... 'TIlE COURT AND FASHION. Ilint 1A.M;cS'S'Y' DNvuiXO-Rloo'.-The Qfeen held tlr fi-st ?? this season on ThursdaY nafer- iion, tit St. 1lames's ialaice. le1r Majesty and Prince Alliert, aitended ly thle rorval suite, arrived from Buck- in hamn P;lavc shortiv before two o'clock, niid were t-veiied h) V the Lord Cliamljeriali, tile Lord Steward, lI~stei' of the Horse, and the Croom of the Slole to ...

... ThE PARLnOUn NOVELIST. -A Series of Worlts of Ketiron, lny the most celeoraoted Authors. Volume ?? 1S4cond. The Commander (if Malta, by eru!ene Sic. Ironslated f om the Rrendch. b Adelhert Doisy, iaste'or of the F-renh School in the Royal Belfst Institution. Belfast: Sitoms 6 kl-111tyre. We cannot speak too favoutirably of the spirited effort of the resliectable firm ablolve namedl, to ...

... THE OPERA-THREE FAILURES. (From the Morning Chronicle.) f] In one sense, the performance of last night was an sc event in operatic annals. There were three signal failures tl in one evening-the prima donna, the tenor, and the bari- hI tone. Not one of the three new singers who appeared in em Verdi's Ernani possesses a single qualification for the parts A in which they respectively appeared. ...

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... --i{d2LEINTE3LLIGZZ~CZL FAHJlvN4b Duchels of Kent w usa tfhe. - -1w~n's te -- ?? h.Kn of tbkn -Urr Pat lf the ensubll uu at wacl,. ~ art 0h Palace of Lacken. rgtn i of Devonshire Is still at Brighton. His jleStsr~ ed a ?? to dinner on Monday cu d ?? of Abercoru and family hbe teri ,sojourn at Brighton till Easter. 0010g lb' d Counteus of Castle Stuart have left he V~tea Royal Crebcent, ...