... anniversary of hiawedding day.-SrOIIR has quite reovered from his late serious illness. He conducts again the opera in the theatre at Casselt where he has occupied the place of astre de Cvonig.e during the last twenty-nine years.-DE °N0T0I~i continues h~is ...

... that, fix just now, every other, subject is insignificant 1u1t by the side of the great drama of which France lade is the theatre. the I was in error in stating, in my last Letter, esty that the seats contested in the reeent elections the numbered twe ...

... s8ories high-were adjoined by numerous simi= d lar erections on either side, while the space between tI the fire and Drury-lane Theatre was not more tm than a few yards apart. The outbreak-which was E very sudden-was occasioned by an escape of gas, I andfortunately ...

... Girdles. With entire New Scenery by Mr. Kirkham. WINKLE, WITCH, Mr. MANTON (From the Theatre Boyal, Dublin, his First appearance.) AMINIE, Miss SHALDEBB (From the Theatre Boyal, Sheffield, her First appearance.) Tbe other Characters the whole strength of ...

... would this r. meet no checlk in its communication with the others, more mat than would such an element in the galleries of a theatre or and is a church. Then to add to the inflammability of the mate- trac rsrials in the warehouses, the walls andfceilings ...

... of tbis prison, are well deserving of imitation.'' The Amebican Panobama at the Theatre Royal.—The gigantic panorama of the Mississippi river, , now exhibiting at the Theatre Royal, Leeds, is eminently | worthy of being witnessed. It gives most interesting ...

... to dance attendance at the office, a task he finds more irksome than dancing on the highest tightrope ever stretched in a theatre. The distress prevalent amongst the lower classes especially since the dismissal of many paupers from the works of the be ...

... toditvribute their: ors noin teter all the comic actora Iat- ba tached to the theatre. -p Bd ~ PRINCESS'S. fro 'ht the toecea the'oughous- the-evenmg eonsister frisi ou This theatre contribttetd its quota t Eas Cal leamusements, in the shape of a new extr ...

... Paris, Frankfort, in Vienna, and Rme, -with the blood of democracy's El defenders-having tuirned Sicily and Baden into' .W. theatres of smurder, and lungary into one vast field mi of carnage and deso'ation-thie triumphant traitorsI and blood-stained brigands ...

... dvenisig, between the hours of five and hope six, considerable excitement was caused among the That copay of the New Strand Theatre in consequence also oftefollowing occurrence, which will be attended he Er 'with very serious -if not fatal -results, Ito ...

... trivod so to d is tnbu to th eir he favonrsns to brin'together all thcomic actors at- n. tached to the theatre. Dd 0 PRINCESS'S; fi r- This theatre contributed its quota' to the Easter Ca lie amusements, ip the shape of a new extravaganza, Ur ! called ...

... of amusementinordinately hill. The public exhibitions the steam boats, the railway excursion le train, the taverns and the theatres, had all an abun- ei dance of patrons. The- British Museum was visited e by upwards of 20,000 persons; the Tower, St. Paul'f ...