... sentimnental vocalist) is also very clever, anod ha always faveorably received. Waco TRELLItS CoNCocT HALL-~~(Proprieteir, MrT John Mir`fia.)-NOt- withstasndiitg tile bog1 evenings there is apparelitly a very fair- share of buineless doing at aths place Of ...

... not always favour- able to our own. The magazine also contains a feeling memoir of the late eminent artist and caricaturist, John Leech, and a caepital paper on Salvors, being a description of the ways and tie Means whereby the maritimq gentry on the ...

... Senior Wrangler of the present year, is the son of Frank Romer, Esq., of 7, dGreville-place, St. John's-wood, He was educated at pri. r vale schools in St. John's-wood, and under private tutors. r. He obtained one on two open exhibitions at Trinity Hall, ...

... singing with zither accompaniment never fails to amuse. Mr. and Mrs. St. John have heroine, as might have been anticipated, great favourites, and the extraordinary dancing of Mr. St. John 1brings down the ous nghtl. Te lghtnng-ikerapdity of his steps, yet ...

... 237, 259). Both proposals were necessarily, if they were t al1, m~ae to General Canrobert, who then commanded the French i John iEurgoyne, in letter to the Times (which, by the way, ,, tile Ce aally valuable contribution in the voluminous correspon- C1 ...

... nt in opinion between them, Catholic emancipation. For the Earl of Charlemont, who had previously given the same seat to Grattan, though a Liberal and patriotic Icishman and, like Plunket, strongly against the 'Union, had a strong prejudice against granting ...

... of the Stage eccentricities of the Yankee Gal and Irish Boy. The Dramatic Sketch of The Irish Emigrant, written by Mr. John Brolighanm, is already familiar to the London boards. As the hero, Tim O'Bryan, Mr. Florence showed a keen sense o0 Hibernian ...

... week, bor they have been the strongest wc have sean far some time. On Monday Shakepere's Tragedy of fling John, with MrG. V. Brooks as King John, Mr Walter Montgomery as Fslcooabridge, and Misc Avonia Jones, Contatnce, won performed ; followed by H. J ...

... and graceful form. Her father the Captain had taken charge of the Italian wife and daughter of a friend who had died in his arms on the field of battle. After a time he married the widow, and before she died she had left him two children, Owen and B3eatrice ...

... uticle, Mr John Christian Curwen, who ranks as the tetiher of Cumberland farming, Dr Lonsdale dedicating the sketi h to his hero's grandson, the Rev. Henry Curwen, Rector of Workington. John Christian Curwen was born in 1756, and his name was John Christian ...

... dletinctnese and judgment, a great merit on her part. The other chartactora are persectatedk by Mr Norton Forde, Mr John Dale, Mr Atelser, Mr John Foote, Mr tHodgson, Hr Anderson. Mr Adlamsa. and Hoje Foote. The scsnery of thle openiog is a great feature, aind ...

... became proverbial. On Mon- Iday, Boucleault's Oamond drama of The Ocefrsose was produced, with new and 'startling affeets. Mr. 'John Nelison impersonated the choracter of Salsso'Scudder,~ and he did so in a manner that spoke hijghly, for his histrionic abilities ...