... Voyage to and Wanderings in America; The Concert Room, Rotundo, in which the entertainment was given, was filled with a numerous and respectable assemblage. The entertainment Consists of a graphic account of a voyage to America, illustrated by a very fine ...

... Captain Bond and lady, Arrow Smitic, for Lon- don; Captain Low and lady, for B itfast; Mr and Mrs HSrt for London, en roice for America; Adolphus Capdepon, for London; C Burgess, for London; Madame Rudersdorf and suite, for Cork; Messrs George Law, and Lawrence ...

... prosevdo the operas would .bc ineomplete. It is also likely Madame Gassier will make her first appearance sinee her return from America. Other artists engaged, and arrange- ments made we shall take a future opportunity ofmentlaning; but, from wlsat we have stated ...

... WiIire MajorMillar, Captain Trench, 31r aid a1rs liely, and le, C J Kelly, Mr Christy Davies, and aliss E Barker, ltled Stilet America ;31rand Mras Lawlor, Traleo;31r Franks, Castle Islanda Mr T Dunlop and party (4); Mr and aIrs. Gardiner and fenily, lir and ...

... last performaisice of the little Flrcneh acrobat at Niagara Falls -nlu a few minutes the little man was scen coming towards America attached to a hiavy, lumbering chair. Whnou about a third of the way out, he placed the chair upon the rope and scated himself ...

... lion ir Nagent, The following are amongst the latest arrivali at the Hlibernian Hotel :-Mr and Mrs 3t Catil atid family from America; Mr and Mrs Edwarel dBrowne, frois ?? - Sir and the Misses N ewton, tle lloourable Captaits Le ?? Trends, Captaits Teedy, ...

... Mrs Maude, for New Brighton; Rev Mr Holmes and Lady, for tlhe south; Mr and Mrs Hoyto end party, for London, en avote for America; Mr and Mrs CrItikulohnk, for Glasgow; E Browning and Lady, for London; Commander Jago, for Cork. The following are amongst ...

... Chase-are still deservedly popular. In 1833 he for a short time appeared again on the boards; and in 1836 he paid a visit to America. In 1849 a pension of 2001. per annum was conferred upon hilta by the late Sir Bobert Peel. Subsequently he was appointed ...

... Jenkins; for KDilarney ; Miss Handeock and suite, for lillarney; *Mr anl Mns Whiteisead, for Belfast; 31r and Mrs MCaul, for America; air and Mrs J C h Car- pendale, Mr and Mrs Noonan, Colonel and Mrs Roberts, Miss Tulte, Mrs and the Miases Minnett, Captain ...

... expected shortly to arrivo atL their ?? lhousie. ?? - :. The unlooked-for delay to the arrival of the Prince of Wales from America lias been productive of gravo disappointment. Among other events contingent on the ar- rival of the oiyal squadron is tho ...

... condensed Into a very hanufsome volume of 720 pages. Madame de La Grange has returned to Eu- rope, after many years of suecess In America. Mr. Edward Lear is engaged upon a large and important picturo, representing, the great cedars of Le- btaon, A work on th ...

... pamphlet, containing 40 pages, of Observa- tions on the Niagara Railway Suspension Bridge, made during a recent tour in America ; also on the probe-' bility of connecting Liverpool aend ]ircenhead and New d York and Broolclyn by wire suspension bridges ...