... gPORTZNG ITERA~tU . I nt g5 W vol Fee RumtY.-This agreeable periodleal, ce ti n of the article by Craven. entitled The P4,hio. e~e jhi ?? less than a farrago of affected ,o t, wbich' is 0tii ,rdlY ?? the printer's Ink or compositor's time, a fair quantity of entertaining matter. The New yrox is pleasingly narrated by Colonel Napier, and ay ' ip end Areesureas will be read with interest. in his ...

... I THE AMllERICAN DRAMA, &c. (From Peabody's American Chronicle of January 15th.) NBaLo's.-This theatre on Monday evening last was thronged to witness the debut of Sontag as La Figlia del Reggimento. The greatest curiosity was felt to see Sontag as the Daughter of the Regiment, as the same character had been sustained during the previous week by Albonj at the rival establishment. Sontag is ...

... OtIjsC. AND THEX DhcA .3. AT Manohester. . . (FPOS OUR OWN CORRESPONDNNT.) J TONATEE ROYAL.-There has been no change in the ?? from our notice of last week, Uncle Tom's cabtn and the pantomime of Whifimdegon and Ais Cat being continued. On Thursday night the PantOmime btas prforued for the forty-fourth time, and at present there is no indication of its withdrawal. We-have much Plesuire in ...

... OjflflC.gp ris gold fever has attacked the manager of this theatre, where a new melo-drana was produced on Monday *.ceic'g, under the title of Life in Australia, and purporting (according to the playbills) to come From our Own Cone- ?? The author of this production is Mfrs. Alfred sllipn Sio has written for the stage on former occasions, but rieo has not yet proved that sue possesses the ...

... T psNNY THEATRES AGAIN. I . ay . AV-z__ -C^ I~ ?? Cornelius Glover, of York-street, Westminster, eared to receive judgment upon a Summons chargiog ,pp *db knowingly letting a certain tenement for the >oset of being used as an unlicensed theatre. The d was convicted at this court a short time ago in a accoe of 201 for keeping an unlicensed theatre in York- peSS Ybst upon an appeal to the ...

... n sCOURT ANDb 3ASOH RETtrkl OF THEZ COURT vo BUCKINGHAM IrALArE -Her Ma.Qesty and his Royal HighConeii Prince Albert, t'ith their Royal Highnesaio the P wri e f ssteO Princess Royal, Prince Alfrtd, tie princesses Alice, Helena, and, Louisa, and, Prince Arthur, left Windsor Castle a jew, minutes before one o'clocki on Monday atter- noon, for tbe station of %he Great Western Railway in Windsor. ...

... MUSIC AND THE, DRAMA AT Manchester. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL. - Uncle Tom's Cabin, adapted expressly for this establishment, from Mrs. Beecher Stowe's popular work of the same name, was produced for the first time on Saturday, the 29th ultimo, with the following cast*-Mr. Shelby, Mr. W. J. Evans; George Shelby, Master F. Payne (and in the third act Mr J. G. Shore); Simon ...

... | GjNE;R:AL Ti:EATRI:AL .Fi7D Associatio -I The annual meeting of the members of this association took place on Wednesday, by permission of Mr. Mattheiws, th lsse, i te alon of Ine Lyceum Theatre. Mr. Blckstene, the honorary treasurer, presided, and there was a fair averade attendance of members. te I Mr. CULLENFORD, the . secretary, atate tatth meeting might almost be regarded as of a Purely ...

... PU13BLXC ArauSE1ZENTS AT LiverpooL (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TREATRE ROYAL.-Mr. Appleby's benefit, on Tues- day, was very numerously patronised, and the entertain- ments were of a highly satisfactory descriptidon. On Friday the performance was for the benefit of Signor Lauri, the most agile and clever of Harlequins, when Hearts are Truvmps, a Ballet Divertissement, and the Pantomime were ...

... PROVINCIAL THEATRICALS, I (FRlOM( O WON COsUR SPO IENTS.) BRJraToN.-TTheatreRoyal _On Monday Buckatone's beautiful drama of The Flowers of the ForeSt was re- produced, and we never remember to have seen it per- formed better here. Mr. Diddear's Zingaro Chief was a fine piece of acting, as was also Lemuel, the gipsy boy, by Mr. H. Farren. Messrs. Nye and Monroe were in excellent humour, 'and ...

... I WE. nAT U I X.. THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY. No. 37. FERDINAND THE FIRST AND MAXTMILIAN THE SECOND OF AUSTRIA. By VoK RANRE. Translated by Sir ALEXANDER and Lady DuFF GORDON. Longman and Co. TheEssay upon the Life and Times ofthetwo Emperors, Ferdinand and Maximilian, by the celebrated German historian, Von Ranke, is here ably translated by the distinguished baronet and his lady. The period ...

... MUSIC AND TH:E DRAMA, &c., AT Manchester. (FRoM OlIN OWN coRRESPONDENT.) TuEATrME ROYAL.-The drama of Gil Blas was produced here on Saturday, the i9th instan)t, and has been performed nightly during the week, with new music, scenery, costumes, and appointments. We premised in our last notice that the music was the composition of Mr. Loder, and that the quality was expected to equal his ...