... REVIVAL OF AN ANCIENT GREEK PLAY AT I OUR NATIONAL THEATRE. I e | THE IPHIGENIA IN AULIS. ID Although Greece, in the present degenerate character of |her sons, the mutilated state of her monuments, and the Ifneglected condition of those arts and sciences that once T9attracted sages to her soil, be- ly - _ Living Greece no more Yet her immortality is preserved in those written works that have ...

... I I WINDSOR, FRIDAY EVENING.-Tbere has been a strong ramour prevalent at the Castle this afternoon, to the effect that a sudden change has taken place in the intended movements of the Court, and that the Queen and the Prince Consort will re. turn to the Castle much sooner than the time previously an. nounoed. It is added that the ause of this ochangs i8 the arrival of important intelligence ...