... would have us believe that the Queen's condescension will prove the renovation of the British Stage: and we hope the writer speaks truly, whether he really means it or not. The illustrations are very good- such as we see in first-class annuals, and admirably ...

... NEWCASTLE.-Thealre Royal.-As is always the case, the business during the holidays has been good. We regret, however, we cannot speak in praise of the per- formances. The Lady of Lyons was produced on Mon- day, Mr. Swinbourne personating the Prince of Como ...

... HOP MARKET. Our market is very moderately supplied with all kinds of Hops, especially with fine new qualities. Generally speaking the demand-is it a very sluggish state, at last week's quotations :-New Mid and East Kent pockets, 6 i0s to 12; Now Weald ...

... observed him, to reach the gangway by the help of the main bits and the third gun. I did not speak to the prisoner on that occa- sion. I heard the prisoner speak, and his tone of voice was that of a drunken tuan. It was a clear light night, but I forget ...

... Chollet, from the Paris Opera Comique, who makes his bow as the Captain; M. Nathan, from the same theatre (of whom report speaks in the highest terms), whose first appearance in this country will be made in Jacques Sincere, the aged protector of Rose ...

... substance, but also in every particular, with the ex- ception, possibly (and on this point our information does not enable us to speak with certainty), that the incident referred to may have occurred at Windsor, instead of at Osborne, as stated in our Journal ...

... retired to bed, the defendant arrived, acid began knocking and ringing in a violent manner. She rose and dressed herself, and, speaking to the defendant from ?? window, told hiin he would not be permitted to see Miss Smith at that time of the night, or rather ...

... send out, comparatively, but few Con- victs, and those, men who have been selected for their uses, and of whom all reports speak favour- ably. Provision must be made for the constant. employment of 6,000 men on public works-culprits undergoing their second ...

... assisting in working an illicit still, a conviction could not take place. The prisoner might have gone there for the purpose of speak- ing to some one. The prisoner was fined in the penalty of 30, or in default three months' imprisonment. OLERIKENWE'VL, TORTURING ...

... religion for the last six gene- rations. One of its members is now acting as a mis- sionary in his native country. This young Lo speaks Latin with the greatest fluency. He is about to proceed to Naples to enter tire College of tire Propaganda, where eight of ...

... delivered his Message to the Congress assembled on Monday, the 24th of December. The Republican Government of sixty years standing speaks through its Chief Magistrate to millions of people, spread out over a country of countless acres, and the words cross the ...

... spontaneous of Rossini's inspira- tions and in the hands of luch an illustrator a vely sensible impression was produced. To speak of the excellence of M. Thalherg's play in this, and the well known serenade fromi Dos Pasqssalt, were merely painting the ...