... severely tated by previous bad business. CORKY. THEATER RoYAL, GEOEa'e-xSTRExT.-The Anglo-Italian Opera Company opened for a short season on Boxing-night, and were received with enthu. siasm by an audience that filled the theatre in every part, hundreds ...

... Militia are quartered together. The former corps occupies the whole of the front block, and the lower stories of the back ditto, leaving the upper story of the latter to the three militia companies we have mentioned. The other companies of the Tower Hamlets' ...

... of the True Lovers' Knot. The plot of the open- ing is written by Mr. Buckstone, and the dialogue is racy fud amusing. The story turns upon the adventures of two pastoral lovers-Sylvanus, a woodman, and Belphewbe, a milkmaid. The pretty couple incur the ...

... for two. Dinner being discussed, he left the house, and L. promising to return in a short thme, which he did with a cab. Both entered and drove off. After a rapid but short drive, the cab stopped at a large house, which stood back from the line of street ...

... pantomime as the archives I of the nursery. To delight chi'dhood or to pertake we must surely go back to its first Illusions. The story of Jac k and the I Bean-stalk is undoubtedly one of the most favourite. The cottaire- • I boy, who is a Royal foundling watched ...

... Gentleman's Story. Archer. 3. The'Llterar. Gentleman's Story. By Frederick Greenwood. 4. The Naval Story. By nobeit It. though. 6. a Christmas Eyeigreen Story. Gilbert Percy. 6 The !short-waisted t Story. ...

... Baltimore, on the railway, at Harper's Ferry-wherever she went-southern men treated her with respect, and comforted her by stories of her husband and her chil- dren, illustrative of their bravery and consistency, A blunt officer, with epaulettes on both ...

... Dr. Wambey appeared for Mir. Renty Sopwith. The parties were mar- ried at St. Marylebone Church in June, 1851, and, after a short visit to the Isle of Wight, took up their residence at Tunbridge Wells. It was alleged that Mr. Sopwith, without any cause ...

... Marvelsaof the Microscope: Voracityof ?? Sponges. Illustrated from Nature. 7. The Caravan: or, Six Tales Told in the Desert. The Story of the Caliph Stork. S. Nature's Explorers. Charles de Geer and Dru Drury. With sortraitF. S. A Band of Robbers. 1C. Charades ...

... join my Ship'We Sail for Bushire and Land in Persia—The Pearl Divers and the mos` Shark—O'd Stump—Ned Paget concludes his Story. Groombridge and Sons, 5, Paternoster-row, London. mine' 18mo., price 2s. 6d., araw, 111 - OW to EMIGRATE; a Complete Manual ...

... for the restoration to his old quar- ters of one whho had so often, at this season, delighted his audiences with the famous story of Mont Blanc, the diverting relation of his adventures in China, and his keen views of social life in general. POLYTECHNE ...

... Legal Geutleman's Story. By 'Ihoiaao Archer. 3. The Literary Gentleman's Story. By Frederick Green- 4. The Naval Geutleman'e Slory. By Robert B. Brough. 6. A Christmas Evergreen Story. ly Gilbert Perry. 6. The Short-waisted Lady's Story. By ...