... : x iAXUSEMBNWBTS IN DI131GEE TAiaizARhsix,-4On WednesdayS,the 7thinst., M'r. Wright appeared ?? Wvecand Deaf a;,. e ..P2et0 Ou. Thursday In Paul 6ry andbi Di.2f You ves Semd !our Wife to Casmeerwell? On Friday, being Iois'beisfit0 inkt l .: ethort 74n4d Wives and Love, .Lao, andf Phyiic. And on Satnrday. being I isast appeairance here, in The Wreek Ashore and 3fy ,,'~clous.~ete. Wlle are ery ...

... ICPRoVI1NVIAL :T:PHBA5!RE A lq3 -, e ?? Uflt rineipled Xanagers. - T:TO TIE: EDITOR OP 'TEB RAs.: What judgiment shall I dredd,doiiigno wrong ?- ?? Marsornw or S1B Sir,-I gladly avail myself of the kind offer of space in your valtiable coluimns to reply to the letter dated :'Whitehaven Feb. 26tbp asn appeared in last Sunday's ERA, under the above heading and signed by a portion of the ...

... | -TE1OOT IOCAL CONOJ nTB. .Un;der thi title Mr. Mitchell, of Bondastrt, e has in ed's series of. concerts illustrative of the music and genius of Sir Henry Bishop; the first of which commenced on Tuesday afternoon, at the Hanover-square Rooms; Tbere are few comnposers to whom the present state 'of English art- refers o' tiuch of its obligation as -to *this composer, who for many years ...

... I; i 0 ,ROVi , iA4- T.H ATf-L8. - ,I 'Ned 00oA the clow, dpbeaed here on. Friday anid Safirday evenrte 05 deve, in neDm'aijH v To, n h~fl 'aeo/ Mss~sefs' se a favonrably riejived, and the busiess continne goa . i g , IrsRccwGIAX. WTheat Rseal.-Thedrata has given way to an imner- fect spectacle entitled, The ~Baftll, of Alma. Great 'preparations were - announced'as being iide lor, the ...

... LITERATUREd . I - | -r CURIOSITIESm O LONDON. By JoltN Tieed, F.S.A, David Bogus, So, Fleet-street, 1855, This is a book thoroughly after Our own heart. Chatty, but instructive; antiquarian, but not'obscnre; commemorative of those dissolving views of London, ?? Lien goinig on before every one's eyes during the last half century hut which have lacked a sufficient chronicler until Mr. Timba's ...

... _ ;i w I r I t -1 . .: D I t , ; ?? j; . 1: .- _44w LVOW vIC.. ?? l:. ?? i-: I 8 OlGSi POR A Wxa IXT,.IaH. B~y wIDWAvDL, iwqas FITz. wILLIAx. D'AImaineanid Co.- Mr. Fitziw am baa upon sera1 occasions invited pailicai , ?? fah- and' on-iginattavhich Ilie~exhibitiirthe WtQf B . . ls eifasjions Arenas resmotte from the barren and insTipj~ platitudes which ,issue iu sncb countless numbers &f6nl ...

... . THiATRIC COPENHAGEN, (Rioi OUR OWN C RBiiDU .) MARCH 13.-Lik6 agels' visits, few and far between,' are t&e anius'ernerit. in the Hof Theatre;. short and sweet as the gallo) of a certain four-fodted qusdruped. 'In the Tider i,(Tmes) we find, At .a .performance given on Saturday, attended, by a fashionable audienc, the Zing and the Royal Cohsort honoured the theatre with their presence. ...

... I|~ TasA ! ' MAr- - 1B E iI8 - I WAN 1 1YAL .Th,. spectacle of ron day;,adiinidei godadhrre ?? libdestbh Blhenqu 4V'dooidcaby ber*hot dr othaniother tu en rvd tbatigl threpsageothtlo8ah eitalsnnth i's tot bhne'ptoper night tenderthetion of Man ?? to be, fchate o thei latter piece soet ieheshaving we wilth. deateriogetef wte ap g uge from the precedent of beith po baity-oi oelevarlucof ...

... ! T H7E-L TAGE- ,. 2 , r f .8firA-.A1low rmt eto ll the kttatibiv of y'otz r'eadere t6, tiek ek6s6U lent article headed Civil ?? &eaiue -in' Blackroodt for this month, in whic hehswriter-proposes-the Theatre as a greater civiliser and educator Fhan all 'your Athenmums, Book Clubs,.Lite- rary SoCieties &e,;pxtWg er 'j'itik 'tat:6ne.o1 to extracts would not be out of.,place, nelthough. for a ...

... , I (71ON OtD OWN 4onaPONsi t 26) 1300,701t.-T te Rc Zfoyal.-This establhbmenint eopinm neit' Week for limited number of nights) with an English Opera Company, em- b the names of Miss Julia-Harland, Miss Fanny Beeves, Mr.Elliot braeigr Summers, Mr. Corri, Mr. Darcy Reid, &C. ralyri Puvilirms-um rs Cottonr avt two more of his pleasing entertain- illustrative of aO 'Visit ,o Nelson'i' Flag-ship ...

... COURT AND FAS4ION21.. I OSBORNE, MlHcn 19.-The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, Prince' Alfred, the rincess Royal, Princess'Alice, and the Prince of Leiningen attended Divine Service yesterday morning, at Osborne, which was performed by~the Rev. G. Prothero. ROYAL VISIT TrO POnxSIKouT,-Hie 'Royal Righness Prince' Albert and suite came over from Osborne House to this port, on Monday ...

... I _ ?? _ FURFT AND* FA8HION. rod_~ to_ I Or.. . - ?? and ;AO.S , BtOOe a Unve US hae open carriage and fou, ard ?? and Pri~furan rip el and P t Alice took equestrian exercise in the 3 s io ~er ?? his Royal Highness Prince Albart hawsred thielvuspic Thoee with their presence on Tuesd e ev~ag. The'oyal suite ctiiisted of the Viscountess Caiu the ;n, iateel, Earlt jners, Major-General nouveni ...