... company, of vihich Mrs. Bernard-Beere ia the bright particular star. Mr. Brookfield, Mr.Herbert Standing, Ur. H. Grattan, and giss Vmilie Grattan [are also ine the cast. The annual featival of the Catholic Total Abstinence League of the Cross took place as ...

... to connect him with the regularly established lec- turer is a glass of cold water. On Tuesday, the subject was Grattan- ever glorious Grattan, the best of the goodf-and Mr. Jones, with the solitaiy exception of Milton, has hitherto devoted his powers solelyvto ...

... from the top of a van and fractured his skull. John Howes, of Bun-, hill-row, was also admitted. The little fellow was' swinging on the railings in Coleman-street, when he slipped down and broke his arm. THE PRINCESS ALICE. - ANOTHER DIFFICULTY WITH PROPERTY ...

... bus promised to wed. ?? Her tenor is groundless, and.*hen-on ?? sudden appearance of her lover nidjyref she sinks into his arms with a londery of joy the accepted admirer obtains as clue to what has hitherto abeen mystery to him, and generously foregoes ...

... not have been-accorded- this manly hero of the late Tom Robert- son's successful play, when, witlihthe breechloader under his arm, he-stepped over the falling leaves in the w3od and came to the footlight3. The piece was evidently new to the majority'-of ...

... guns, as Lord Raglan had anticipated, had turned thenm upon us-directed the Bri- tish light cavalry to chbarge. The Earl of Cardigan,, ies com- mander. ventured, we believe, to ask a very natural quest ian, 'what his brigade seas to charge P. The enemy ...

... Olox~~~th ?? E VERY evening, at 3.15, Leoocll'e colobrtidcmil pea SHAFTEiSBURY TZEATRE. ISlaal toembay-amenefU. .ra~o'niEToa Mn. JOHNe LANCASTERE. VEltyeveceingr.-ShaksporB's AS YOUJLIKEIT. Last weeK. E For east see daily capers. New scenery and costumes. Prices ...

... obbaining from general praetitioners in the border counties accurate notes of ODD operations, such as amputation of a leg or an arm, arformed within a given time, in the homes of the suf- ererv, mauy of them peasants and others workmen in towYns. A careful ...

... Wielia b ae n, M r. Arbthur Saticrling, Th . a kinteeb S~r, 3. . cirutiordn SMr. Sey.mour JkoPsr, icr. Charles Cooper, Mr. John Bucistone hr. Allen Theoengs M ?? Herooart, Str. Mbt tbew Brodle, Mr. C. Arnold, HMr. G..Ssldonn Sty. H}erbert lBasing. Mr ...

... constancy with which they have supported the rough but heroic labours of the siege. I could name whole divisions, soldiers of all arms, and of all ranks who have distinguished themselves highly this day. I shall make them known to Framce, the emperor, and the ...

... the rcyphees hearing electric lights. The ,ely masic--including much that is rgal, ?? all the popular airs of the ay-by )3r, John Crook, is also a praise- tvan ntatae oi a production that more ndae ts the paestige of Drary Lane arri the ansaement of ...

... Harro 3tonkhonseHenry.Musicie Asley, Cro r Su erted b amesss Arthue Proers.on and Dran Wyard. JosephTce.e G. Cat7.3, JH. Grattan A. olni, DiAectr. Mars h SeaNmslanR. AnR. SARr Code.isalo Turner. Nelli oofe at 8.3L, and Snitu Harord.yFul chrte 2and0 uder ...