... alone on brutal strength, And stands-his late disguises from him torn- A grim colossus for the wide world's scorn. Arm ! Nations, arm! that he may feel ere long, The battle is not ever to the strong- 'TMe holy right against unholy wrong! To shield from ...

... Terror. Tie Carpenter qofkouec was to conclude the entertainments on Saturday. AnveweI TuBAxa.-(SOI_ Lessee and Manager, Mr. John Coleman.)- Dred still continues its euccessful career, having now terminated its third week of representation. On Wednensay ...

... shortly after teall Irk attended by his Highness Prince Leiniiwuen, who weo the Il i,1a of a Prussian geoneral, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Colin Carlll ,ell Lord Panmure, Lord Blarghersh, Major-General Lord ?? ' Commandar of tie Division of Guards, Colosel ...

... rode, on one of which he plnces each arm. After a few passes in the air he tetn removes oen of the reds and the box, and the lady remains suspended in the air, apparently with no other supportbhut that afforded by the arm resting on the other rod. Itis along ...

... his room. The Bench settled the question by a renewal of the old license to Mr Shenton. CABDIF. E(tLnessee, Mr. John 'Thomas; Manager, Mr. John Ross1e.)-Sinee oar Intnoie the management have reproduced, with other interesting Pieces, ?? .Poinst of the Lose ...

... an acqui- sition. The drrrnatis personas further includes Miss Pyne, who plays Nancy with naivete and spirit; and Mr. J. Grattan Kelly, who, as the Sheriff of Richmond, appears to be animated by the true municipalinstincts. H-Iavingfthusdescribed theleading ...

... Apscau a interval of snme years, the Ancient Concerts have baen revived, and thsroughe lbs activity of the renductor, Mr. John M'Carthay, over tIN voices are in exeollent training, besides a very numerous oroheotra, led by Mr,. t. Coghian. -Alexander's ...