... JyO0mEY AND SON. No. If. By Charles Dickrens,-The two il- luotrations, by H. K. Browne serve as pictures ought to serve-for the elucidation of the author's story in its progress, They are graphic, and to the point. Dombey is tile centre of the Christening party, lookinig with faceorly folandsos uponthu abject of his own hearts joy, as the nurse danidles the cherub before him and the Party ' ...

... VUBLIQ AMUSEMENTS FPOR THE *Er. THEATRE ROYAL1 SADLER'S WOLLS. Under the Management of Mr. Phelps. V[O~J~fRRO. eid Toidy, h poeio-rmnesee situ eooeiece wish IICRA- TREFOR MEASURE. Th Dike, Mr. Phelps;~ Auyg Is. Sr. G. Bennett; Cisiti., Mr. H. Moisten; Emciles, Mo. H. Mellon Lttio, Ofr. Missions; Elbow, 1eA. Younego; Cl' wen, Mr. School; Isaeholl, Miss Lanmudinonn-Allen which. AN AFFAIR OF ...

... THEATRICALS1 &c. , \\SDLSER'S WELLS.-We hailea with delight the ansounce- mintof the production of Measure for .lfeasure, whick was revived berentWednesdayevening; afterhariog lain neglected for seventeen S crs the last time of its ropresositation being ill March, 1329, at qsane Thoatre. This is not the timo to eriticise Shakspere- *1 i~son so often tried, that he has boon dims issed from the ...