... AINWICK SCIENTIF16 AND MECHANICS | INSTITUTE . I 1 I On Tuesday a soiree1 on ade otsive seals to ihc ?? Alnuwook, on aid of the fud ottb in the Theatreuo No efforts had been spared totake the entertainment worthy of the occasioln. The tlsatre wee fittedupint avery tasteful manner, being doco`sted was fitted up in avf ags 0c., and in addition to Earl nouned to take the chair, four enisient Grey ...

... LITERARY NOTICES, PUNCH, besides its usual jocularities, has some in- teresting papers entitled Our Honeymoon. DioorNES, part I. (Piper and Co., Paternoster-row, London.) This is a new comic periodical, designed, its conductors assert, not to supersede any other of the Idid, bust to give effect to much literary and artistic skill, still unemployed. It has some good things, pio- torially and ...

... AI\UTOGRAPHS FOR FREEDOMS.-(Caqsel, London.)- This is a re-publication of an American work, consisting of a collection of pieces in prose and verse, condemna- tory of American slavery, by thirty-six writers, includ- ing Mrs Stowe, the Earl of Carlisle, &o, each followed by the author's autograph. TIHE LAn's WoRu-n ooic.-(Cassell, London.)-En- couraged, it seems, by the reception given to the ...

... LITXSRA.Y NOTICES. TaE CHEERFUL VIS1TR'S LIBRARY vol. 3. (Evans, 10, Red Lion Court, London.)--The present volume of this exceedingly cheap and portable series contains that favourite old tale-the Vicar of Wakefield. PERIODICAI S. ?? has a political ar- ticle, the tone of which is very friendly to the present government; and another upon the income tax, in which the permanency of that impost, ...