... A COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-]BB. 19. (Before Mr. Commissioner HOr11o01) The bankrupt was formerly Lessee of the Lyceum, now of Drury- lane, Theatre. This proceeding arose under the following circum- stances: -In 1850 he was au insolvent in the defunct Insolvent Court, before the late Mr. Commissioner Murphy, owing 3,600. He obtained his final order under the 22d sec. of 7 and 8 Vic., c. 96. The ...

... LIT E RAT U RE. THE NEST' HuNvTERs; oE, ADVENTIRS 0110 THE INDIAIO AonSHrPELAGo. By WILLIAt DALTON, Esq. Arthur Hall and Co., 26 Peternoster-row. Mr. Dalton'bas at line of his own. He reads uip thoroughly all that is known and bas been written Of countries not usually visited, and makes the result of his own study both instructive and in. tereating to the young, by weaving a romantic story ...

... 1al NbAeX _ 1- _A- - -; LAM O _ 1 A It.. ?? As. -. l ne urst concert this season ot the above well-conduclted Society was given Last Wednesday evening in 'St. James's Hall, which was completely filled in every part. Some of the choice productions of seven eminent composers were comprised in the programme, the vocalists being Md~le. Parepa and Signor Ciuglini; the pianiste, Madeime Arabella ...

... National Melodies.-St. James's Hall. The seventh concert, last Wednesday night, was announced in the maost attractive programme of the season, comprising, as that programme did, a choir of 400 voices, a band of twenty harps, and so eminent a vocalist as Signor Giuglini, as well as such favourite singers as Madame Lemaire, Miss Bauks, and Miss Saunders, with Signor Arditi, Herr W. Ganz, and Mr. ...

... AMltERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, JAR. 21. AT Wallack's The Provoked Hisband achieved such a decided success that it was repeated list Tuesday and Friday, and will pro- bably be played again next weel. A Bold Strokefor a Husband and Pauline have been perlormed on the other alternate nights, The long promised Secret's Wortb lenowingq is still in preparation. LAuRzA KESE's has done a good ...

... Weather and Womene. The eusnhine is like nwoman's For hoeiteroos winds we've raging ?? ol ?? It eherb tedreB g toi; WheSii so Mad endices clatter It's soothtng beauty reconeilcs Ma.ke hushanda wretched all their Our minids to late's con~rol. lives; Then ahl ays, ike weping Tills Is a ?? mntter. Then meinsd, Fk eplgtor patterioghiail, forfirut and allew, Our apirits mwant ders We're ...

... ?? ALRAMBIA.-AS usual, a succession of novelties are always to be witnessed at this establishment, and though the unrivallcd Olmar has departed, the lovers of sensation feats may yet be gratified to their heart's content. During the past week the amusements have been interspersed with selections from the most popular music of the day, comprising the compositions of Laurent, Jullien, ...

... I FO IG DRAMATIC INTELLIGENCE. I (WHIMNr Exnsiers= ox TRZ Eni) The recent 'spresentations of the French opera have been conflned to Anber s Masaniello and Trassero (Tsaeovators), with the ballet of :Le Marchs des Innoeents In Verdi's opera the chief charaeters were uestained by Madame Qaneymard-Liauters (Leonore) and Madame Tedesco, and by M. Dalaurens. In the balletMdlle. Marie Vernon was, ...

... I Joseph Haydn's grand oratorio The Creation, and Mr. Martin's excellent and highly-popular Choral Society, attracted an immense audience to Exeter Hall last Wednesday evening, every seat being occupied, and some portions of the Hall being evea inconveniently crowded, The great majority arrived before the hour appointed for the commencement, thus setting a good example to the com- paratively ...

... OSBORNE, FgE. 1.-The Queen, Princees Hlclena, and Prince Leopold attended Divine service at Osborne this morning, which was performed by the Rev. G. Prothero. The Prince of Wale5, Prince and Phincess Loles of Ilease, and Princess Louisa attended the morning service at Wbippingham Church, FEB. 2.-The Queen look a drive io the grounds this morning. Lord Alfred Paget and Lieutenant-Colonel Du ...

... I OSBORNE, JAN. 23ef-The Queen, with Princess Louis and Princees Helena, drove out yesterday. Countess Blucher bad the honour of aecompanying her Majesty. Colonel the Hon. A. Har. dinge attended on horseback. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge returned to London. JAN. 25.-The Queen, Princess Helena, Princess Louis, and Prince Leopold attended Divine service at Osborne this morning. The ...

... rrwa=== We peeply regret to state that Miss Smith, one of the nnrortunate sufferers Irom the late accident at ttle Princees's Theatre, expired, after muchb suffering, at a quarter to six o'clock on Wednesday eveailig, in the female accident ward of Middlesex Hospital, to which she wae taken immnediately alter the dreadful occurreuee. ter appear- ance when lying th the hospital was most ...