... some sausages made from the flesh of pigs bred and fed by If Prince Albert. as When Said Pasha lately visited the Italian theatre at kt Alexandria, he ordered ice creams and other refreshments to be served to all the ladies in the boxes, d The total number ...

... h diterved' y mlet with lore than u~snab con. .pie, 3ir titca's work enthraces thle saiijects of Air. h i clinrcebs a-d theatres, dooisn to pltiO -551 iC'1 .anid thle cats of .1iol1y elhi lneys c ai n ~s id criticizos thle opi liojnn 01 05 * fl~~flj ...

... Wednesdaiy eveningI Professor Simmonds delivered, in the AthenaemU, his lecture upon liver complaint in farmi-yard atilunis. The theatre was well filled, almost exclusively by farmers, atid the Marquess of Downshire took the chair. T'ie learned lecturer illustrated ...

... them. This was by no means improhable ; for it must be borne in mind that Shtakespeare was the principal proprietor of thie theatre in which these plays were produced. It was therefore very probable that he refashioned the prodactiocs of other authors when ...

... THE PREVEN- TION OF SMOKE. The first meeting of the society for tite present session, was held last Tuesday evening, in the theatre of the society, Dr. Cooper, tile president, in the chair, when it was announced that several contributions to the Museum had ...

... to a first night might have been detected, there was oven still less of. ?? tihan we have observed in rise metropolitan theatres, We must W now introduce the piece Itself and the dramatis pesronas, and that Cr ibriefly, as becomes us, far it is aorta ...

... led. All this, we understand, was the production of Mr. W. D. Broadfoot, so well known on the London boards and provincial theatres. That it does him credit few will but admit; nor deny him the merit of its nnequalled success. To say that the performers ...

... gaily in his story, and the Leaves from the portfolio of a Manager contain some amusitg and interesting notices of Irish theatres and actors. Mr. Jaisthan Freke Slirigahy has algo contributed a beautifully written .Legetid of St- Valentine, wyhich, ...

... Harrison for the gift of this unique dustrumerit. m The disputed craims of Mr. Binks' executors for She wit painting of ithe theatre was, in compliance with a resolution of Sthe last annual meeting, referred to arbitration and the v -award having beern ...

... THE DRAMA. it 1 Tire Theatre.Royal baa again opened its portals, and a Italented company, unader the management of Mr. Henry p Beverley, have beasi winning sgolden opinloea''-and, ires will hope, golden rewards also- troin all sorts of people, a an ...

... ASSASSINATION IN A THEATRE. A mostextraordinary crime was coimmitted in the Theatre des Celestins at Lyons, ol Mondly, Septeut- her 15, during the performance. Just after the curtain rose for the second aet of' Adrienne Lecouvreur,'' a slight cry was ...

... taken place in this theatre under one management. It has beet, during that period, my aim to produce before lhb public every novelty, and that desire shall continue to animate me while I accupy the position of lessee of this theatre. As the perforcmanee ...