... ~~IAYOR.RThu eday, the 9th day of 3' M~ iW. in he 9th y ear ofthe reign of Victoria, of the rd (.gieolefGratBritain; and rland, Queen, &c. mati~rqet the ?? Father in Goud, Connop, Miii ~ DAVD'S. an dte Reverend CHARLES PARE- 4ter ?? Law and Chapilain to the Right Ho- ~ral9il' ?? PRtEACHI before this Court and the eft' ~orralH~pitals of this City, ait the Parish Churrcir 'ac1'0K'~iois' ?? in ...

... PUH~LIC A MUS'IVEJI?EATTIS. HER MAJESTYS THIEATIE.-Trhe Nobility, S,,hsrrilov'r, mid tlio Public oire respectfuilly Wnormeld Thatl tl~l EXTRIA N 111 IIT', lwt inclildne ill il sbritI,,J, itki!k 11ILon 'Il S TT'EN NT (l'll~rdoy),April 2i, beiig t in lost ,light ?? Enslo,, wlinr, vviI lie p1rirmed~oi (fiw'tlhis oucitsioulonly) Fulatit usiolitiio , SignorlF. LablachIer Almn~iro, 1.iipolrC',rejll ...

... (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT) DUBLIN, A.paii, AN IRISH FLY-BOAT. During the brief holiday now enjoyed En»l perhaps your readers will excuse me for seeking relief fo few days from the many painful interests Ireland °' ' accompany me little tour of pleasure. Let ' ■ hasty sketch of a visit to the Monster Telescope i of Rosse, in King's County. It a cold, hazy morning in February, though very ...

... ,tUi iL ii zl AMlUSE1Ill:'V2'S. HER MAJESTY'S TlIEATRE.-The nobility, subscribers, rald rite p rblic rrre resplectfully informed tbat an Extra Night will take place on Turi rsdav, April lt, whlen will be presen ted Mozart's chef II urcre, DON GIO%`ANi. I)ll00t Anna, Made. (trisi Il)orrnt t.evira, 'Madile. Satrrehiolioo; lnd Zerlina, Mode. Allajde Castoilalr Iroll Giovialild, Si-. Foricasari; ...

... The opera of last evening was the Barbiere di Siviglia, piece which undoubtedly has been more frequently performed during the last thirty years than any other opera that ever was written, not only in its original language, but in those of every country in Europe. It often talked of as being hackneyed; but a piece cannot be said to be hackneyed, let it be repeated till the public know it by ...

... VOTES OF THE THANKS AXI) THE FREEDOM OF THE CITT TO THE COMMANDERS INDIA, ETC. Yesterday, a spocial court was held, for the purpose of voting the thanks and congratulations of the court, wjth the freedom of the city, in gold boxes of the value 100 tineas, to Licutenant-Gcneral the Right Hon. Sir Henry Knight Grand Cross of the Bath, Governor- General of India; to General Sir Hugh Gough, Hart., ...

... OrrLEY, Monday, April 13. A meeting was held in the Court-house at this town, for the purpose of considering which of the intended lines of railway projected the valley of the Wharfe would prove of the greatest advantage to the district. Peter Garnett, Esq., was called to the chair. W. Acroyd, Esq., and John Spence seconded :— That in the opinion of this meeting the interests of the ...

... THE EDITOR THE DAILY NEWS. oerreive, in your paper this morning, Sib,- 1 aro Attention to the letter of Mr. Poyndcr, ,h»t In stock, on the subject of the war thc reccss will atfordvou India; « a ' j for t he communications of correspondmore sp** ill allow the favour of adding some en», 1 the same subjcct. ****- draws a parallel between the ware of the Mr. „ awl those of the bast India ...

... A number of the Lady Patronesses of the Society for the Protection and employment of Distressed Needlewomen, assembled yesterday afternoon, at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, to receive report of the pr tgress of the Society, and also for some arrangements with reference to the Ball, in aid of the funds, which is to take place Friday next. Lady Brownlow presided, supported by the Countess of ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The Last Night before Easter. TO-MORROW EVENING, April 4, will be performed Verdi's celebrated Opera of NINO. Ninu» (King Assyria), Signor Fonusiiri; hhispc, Sigiinr Corclli; Orotisphc (High Priest of the Temple of Isis), Signor Botclli; Fenena (Daughter of Ninus), Mdlle. Corbari ; \nna (Suiter of Orotasphe), Madame Bellini; Abigail (a Slave, supposed be the eldest ...

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... lad had been killed whilst engaged an encounter with a workman ; and, from inquiries instituted by us, we ascertained that this rumour was, unfortunately, not altogether unfounded. It seems that lad named James Price, who resides with his mother and brothers at the Corner-shop, between Goat-street and College-street, went in among the workmen who were engaged in erecting a house next door to ...