... ?? AmmETS, ka, TiS DAY, I Paaeot Walee Theatz.-That Der Old Darlla 'the Rosebud of Etl~innette lFann,' and the lbxtravaganza CAnd r~.' 1qaatre ?? Layof l.YOns and the Comic Pantomime. ~ ~ ndth Cmt :Ro AIRP ?? Village Coquette, and tualntomig. New Adelphi Theatre.-Jenny Foster, and the Pantemlmt6 Ecno-myThumb. Ro Colossttum 7thentre.-A CoT ed, the Sensation Iftb Hntbleen l avourneen, ...

... This noble vessel was successfully beached on Friday at high water, on the shore between New Ferry and Bromborough Pool. The operation was witnessed by a large number of persons who crossed the river by the Rocl Ferry. The Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, it will be recollected, declined to construct a gridiron for the bitt ship, and the company being thus thrown on1 their own resources, the ...

... WVIWO AMUSEMENTB, ?? THIS DAY, Pdince of Wales Theatre.- The Last of the PigaisJ. tile ExtinVlaga Cinderella,t and a Farces Iteatr,-Boym. - The S8eious Family, and the bbristmas Pantomime. Itov Amphitheatre. - Belphegor, and the Local Zntomlme Tim Bobbin. New Adelphi Theatre.-The Mistletoe Bough,and the Pantomimo Hopo'-ay Thumb. Berval Colosseum Theatre- 'The Idiot Wituess, and ...

... pUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &o., THIS DAY, Prince of Wales Tiheatre. - Under the Rose the Extravagamsn Cinderella, and Carte ,de Viei'te Theatre-Royal-Perfection, and the Grand Comic P~antomilne. Royal Amphitheatre.- Willy Reilly, and the Comic ]pantomlime Tim Bobbin. eow Adelphl Theatre.- The Forty Thieves, and the Pantomime Hop-o'-my-Thumb. IoyaI Colosseum Theatre.-A Comedy, the ...

... U3B3lIC AMUSEMEXN'S, a, THIS DAY- }fame of Wales Theatre.- -The ComedY Mamed IWfe,' andt the Extr'l'aflU Cinderella.' lbeatre-ROYal.I7 enew Drama.Camilla'eHusband, and the open1n1 3 At of the Pantomlaese . Loan of a Rog Amlaithstre WillyRoillY,,'ALuefa FovtAdepl8.ThhtSpectre ?? Agnes, and -tc~amond an e~ n Gie ant~ml0 .Hop-ol iiyTh5b. E ?? a Theatre-ArConsed, , the Sensation B 1' ...

... rvUSIT0 AMUSEMENTS> aV,, TM DAY. n f Wales Theatre -rjnder thO R0R8, the ]T*,tMin % CjndereU I ,d Care do Piite. Theatrn-oiLe. t itters is not Gold, and the Pantsomime. Royal A bPhetrO,-Th' pantomime Tim Bobbin, and, 'heChildreninthe Wood. Nowv Adelph Theatre The Forty Thieves, and the ranto__ e $HRp -oamy Thumb ts Royal Colosseumn Aheatre.-A Comedy, the Sensation Dram 'Katb' een ...

... 1-UDLIO A) E1&1-NTS, - I I of e tre -,#no Laso of thce perau~.., PASnCO ofwaes Ths5n ' ~ idFwic6 ,.fneiela, the bulemas Psafmime. 'IFx eme a- nd the Loca satomi~le n e Mistletoe Bough, and Ne'Aeiim I. sess m, and thai PM'hm Gel ?? ad~e8 Orson. tie ad * Di~ues j5OaXO* ef te ian and -srerferlFire-ates, C olo~s Doom ' StH. - Professor of - of ?nbllOM um, WilliaW B ?? ?? Nend32 Wednes; ydays, ...

... R- PO - ?? ' l T RIBUTAR.Y ST ANZAS TO TUB HMOBiO OF M*R. JAMES HUFFMAN, THE PRESTON REFORMER. Drape deep the hearse that bears the honured dead. Proud Preston thy apostle of reform HUath truly triumphed in the life he led, Whose lesson lives to mock the mould and worm Which rot and riot in the buman dust. Firm in that faith, and truthful to that trust, Philanthropy is ever prone to place In ...

... ' LIMERARY, EXTRACTS. i TuE STRA GINR.-There iineaa pec~ixsr fas- c din ation about an engine to thperson whose idst it is to wath and food 't.-isairn05 subli'ne in ibr nitirihg ?? and qlet potver; .capable of performing bthd most gigantic workf yet so docile hat,,achihd~sand nay,/gside ?? ond~,theefoethat the -worma~ ;WhoA isthe Wat~i~ ihaiuor,*~ eitcmst xeand it *witfi diere of Peroa _ &~ad ...

... PUBIC .AMUSEMENTS, &c., THIS DAY. I Prince of Wales Theatre. -Under the Rosej the Extravaganza Cinderella, and Carte de Vismte. Theatre-Royal. -The Comic Pantomime, and The Loan of a Lover. Royal Amphitheatre. - Extremnes, and the Comic Pantomime Tim Bobbin. ,New Adelphi Theatre.-Happy Hoire and he Pantomime Ho o'-my-Thbum. Eoyal ColoasOum fheatre.-A Comedy, the Sensation ...

... :1 ,I,; 1 * ' , . , ! ?? i.H ,l! ?? ?? : i) ?? 1.:e ?? 'a'that it was not' 'a caseoffielnis'o hnbse m .pOiffqrl.jntwp hilst -I ,their AitO W41 t-0be oju tb~t bo ,ldi~ kill- them. - , ver. T di Iitn :ncessa4y eil ,was yov . ever tl .'ae !nor61llt{pq gstt dlef iolvl of evl .sthher ; eilte ee- parteddfor ?? TfheY S3D on te hl floor, - praying- for death, ti]J the day Yier' HD they were -taken ...

... THE GREAT FANCY DRESS BALL AT THE TUILERES. W4 A ROMANTIC INCIDENT. at dc PARIS, FiB. 11. D An incident occurred last Monday night at the tl Tuileries Which, were Mr. G. P. R. James in the ti land of the living, might have formed the ground- d work of a romance in the One in a Thousand to style. A masked lady, beautiful in form, com-t manding in her features, regal in her carriage,D having ...