... OSBORNE, AUGUST 1.-Their Royal Hibhneases the P Princess of Wales, attended by the Hon. MIF. Coke and and Mr. Fisher, left Osborne to-day for Londone Capiteanrey, General the Hom. C. Grey and Lieutenant-Colonel Du pat succeeded Lord Alfred Paget and Colonel the Hon. A. adin hae Equerries to the Queen. ge es OSBORNE, AuOueB 2.-The Queen, Princess Helena, priness Louise, and Prince Leopold ...

... TEfI0 THPEATRES ON THE ROYAL Wedding Day. e On Tuesday, the day of the Royal Inuptiala, Morning Performances were given at Covent-garden, Drury-lane, Princess's, and the Strand, the first three relying on the attraction of their respective panto mimes, and the last representing the Christmas extravaganza of Irvanhoe. prefaced by the comedietta of Boew to Hak1e Rome Rappy. The counter ...

... LIT ER AT UR E. B&CK WOOD'S EDIBsrnrLGI MAGAZoIla. No. DLXIX. March, 1883. W. Blaokwood and Sons, Edisburgh and London. The number before us would have been better for a little light. mass-it is almost over.solid. Cawtoniana works out the theory that energy more tha.n ability is needed lor success, and the rihi. bition of qualities which raise their possessor above his fellows. motive Power is ...

... DnAcoai's.-Tloere has not been the least falling off in the business here. The bell fills remarkably well every evening. A very pretty trio The Gipsy's Home, waS most tastefully sung on the night of our visit by Miss Barton, Miss Fowler, and Mr Hancock. Mr Buoy, anew espirant for comle fame, sang and danced with tolerable epirit and humnar. Mr 1W Illiams still eticks to his ship here like a ...

... Royal English Opera,-The announcement that the pcesent season will be the lost one of the Pyns anid Harrison management has evoked many expressions of regret in many quarters, and given rise to not a few surmises. The qualifications of Miss Louisa Pyua and Mr. Harrison, as managers and vocalists, are admittedly of a sufficiently high order to justify all reasaonable expectations of per. manent ...

... HOLY FAMILY. By RAPHAEL. 191, Piccadilly. The history of this undoubtedly genuine work by the master of the Roman Schooi,now on view at the abovegellery,is enmeehat singular. The picture is said, but on what authority we are not told, to l'ave belonged to Charles the First, and to have been taken from England about the time of the Civil War, and carried to Italy, where it has remain Ed in ...

... CHANCERY COURT, JuLe 27. Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Bevan appeared in support of the petition of an advertising agent, who had obtained a judgment for his claim of X387 16S. against this Company, and asked that its affairs should be wound-up under the direction ot the Court, as there were no assets to satisfy his claim. The Company was projected in March last for the purpose, as stated in its ...

... AXERICAN THEIATRICALS. NEW YORK, JUL-Y 11. THEATICMALS are duller even than they were last week, for only the Winter Garden, Niblo's Garden, and the New Idea remain open, and business at these is by no means of a congratulatory cha- racter. AT THE WINTER GARD11N the company got together by Misas Emily Thorne and Mr. Mark Smith are working well, and on Monday next Mr. Setchell, the comedian, is ...

... THE Ox~oocD.-The warm weatner apparently has but little effect upon the attendance at this agreeable place of accuseren t, which continues to be as well patronised as ever it was, ansd since it haa been newly-painted and decorated, the Hell, when lighted, bee again a moat cheerful and brilliant appearance. The operatic aelec. lions, as usual, are rendeced with much care and ability unuder the, ...

... cOURT AND FASHION. OSBORNE, MAY 2.-The Qoeen, a pnd Pr te Lo nced loui of Hesse, drove out to- day. Prince Lanis of Henna, attene by Lieutenant.Cl003oel du Plat, left Osborne for London. OeeSB NE M~ini gAY e. -XHer Majesty, their Royal Higeriessae rince Alhred PrinceapL Louis of Resse, ?? Helena, Priocesa ?? A rfre tr and Princ e Leopod, attended Divine service d ?? l at, enttver ro Port ...

... L.. I T E R A T U R E. LoNIOlN SOCIETY. Jondon'Society Office, Fleet-street. There are three short but very readable papers in tbis montb's part, Osr Pi0-NiC Party, Country Coousins, and Balellor's Thermometer, and two very good articles, called Trile English in Psvance, end Becollectiona of .Almflck's, which, with another Chapter 0 ficket ase, a paper on the Scotch game of Golf, and the ...

... LITER AT UR E. BLACKWOOD'S El:iNB1URG MAGAZ7XBg, No. DLXX. W. Blackwood end S&ue, Ediubuigb and London. The opening article, Sensation Diplomacy in Japan, gives a very trne and lively picture of thc difficltties, to say nothing of the dangers, of ekacting the terms of any treaty from the bartatian Japanese. Tbe aceount giren is fionaded on Sir Rutherford Aleock's werrr, The Capital of the ...