... and proved that he was as good on the mimic boards of the drama of life as he was in actual service in the trenches of the Crimea. We will now turn to the fairer portion of the creation, and scarcely know how to do justice to the lady who, in the character ...

... thank you for the honour you have done me. It is my privilege to have shared in the achieve- ments of the British army in the Crimea during the most important part of the ca.Lpaign, and I was therefore a witness of the hardships an I the privations which ...

... war, and trying I 1 il in the field of Thespis. The repute of the Zouave com. al ho oranised theatrical performances in the Crimea, whilst '9'dy to receive their cue without prompting for au encounter with ta eney, has reached us in various ways. They are ...

... afternoon, that he now calls to demand an instant and ample apology. It speedily transpires that Mr. Snapdragon has been in the Crimea, and he identifies Coobiddy as the Government contractor who sent out the infamous stores, and substituted sand for sugar ...

... an excellent piece of noting. Last Saturday night, the original French Zouaves, who played at the Inkermaun Theatre, in the Crimea, sasade their first appearance in this country. WiiqwzR GARDlEN.-Mr. Booth closed his engagement here last Saturday night ...

... receptions will also take place there. General Roguet de Brancion, brother ot Colonel de Brancion, who was killed in the Crimea', says the istrie, has been appointed to the command of the Invalides, in the room of General Tatarean, who retires on ...

... oods, andi while ' o sleeping on' a bad of violets,- Oberon, Titania,. and P'nck, Mliss Webster, MissY Camnille Chipp (the Crimea donna from La Sala), and' Mr. Manrice De Sols, with all the fairy court, hold their elfin revels round him in ignorance, for ...

... Scstlasd shows the long historical connection betwixt tbe land o'cskes and la beote France. Mr. Kinglake's Invasion of the Crimea is criticised, but not very fully nor favourably. No doglt it is a book which will not 6ind its level at once. The Open. nag ...

... history. Reminisecence of Ceplon is particularly commendable; Cities of Refuge is good, but too discursive; The Insasion of the Crimea is, however, little more than a reprint of The Times critique on Mr. Kinglake's work on that campaign. Traonsatantis Sketches ...

... Mode is almost too immoral for one grouping; so much vice does not commonly flourish in one little set. The Invasion of the Crimea-well done by an officer of our Army-more severely handles Mr. Kinglake than any other review we have seen. Horses in France ...

... Sea- Weae's, an aiticle ot interest, iesbracing all-that yractically can be * said ou ocean 60dunds; Tse Inoeasion of the Crimea, an 'alwayes interesting, thouigh a somewhat stale and late in the day,. subject;- still, being a record of that event by ...

... year Mr. Arthur Henry Thistlethwayte became a third partner, and brought 12,000 into the concern, but being ordered to the Crimea the fol- lowing year (where he died), he retired from the partnership, and made over by deed his share of the capital to the ...