... The Queen and Prince Albert, the. Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, the infant Princess, and the Prince of Leiningen, at- tended by the 'Countess of Desart, the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, Colonel Bowles, Colonel Arbuthoot, and Lieut-Colonel Seymour, left Osborne House, Isle of Wight, at ten minutes before two o'clock, on Monday afternoon, crossed in the Fairy ...

... THE LIETBRAPBY ERA. THE CotiIC ?? eF ENGLAND. By GILBERT ABBOTT A'I3BECI:TT. Illustrated by LEECH. (No. 1.) 1'unch Office. This is an attempt to render Hume humorous, and to raise a smile at Smollett. Unfortunately, however, the laugh is 'lot wvith, but against the author. We have a great respect for the genius of Mr. iBeckett. He is, to us, one of the most original humorists of this, and ...

... [ 'THE JUDGMENT OF PARIS, AT THE ITALIAN OPERA- M. Perrot produced a new divertissement for his benefit at Hcr Majesty's Theatre, on Thursday evening last. The subject was the Judgment of Paris, and the terpsichorean edition of the fable, was eminently successfuland to those learned in keigleskez eminently ludicrous. The myth upon which the piece is founded, though known to every skimmer of ...

... I EXTRACTS FROM lI EW BOOKS. ?? . HUGH PUGH. Itwas the famous olden timb whenfighting wasinvogue, And he who could not fight was thought no better than -arogue; I onwr creyte The jollie rows of Town and Gown werescarcely then a joke, - For manie a pint of blood they shed, and manie a head they broke. It was a lustie Welshman came out of his wild countrie, And gallantlie he fought midst ...

... THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL I I.1 GOSSIPFo. A NEW oamic sketch, from the pen of Captain Addison was successfully produced at the Adelphi on Monday evening.atteAepionM dy of th WETEE notifies his benefit as the 554th nighit pf h preseut managelment, Wednesday Julk 29th. We wish him a bumper.- ON dit that ( Lady Brtottbbv) Mrs. Nisbert is about to5 return to the stage. W~o cannot vouch for ute is uth ...