... OSBORNE, MAY 10-Her Majesty, their Royal Higbnesses Prince and Princess Louis of Resse, Prince Alfred, and Princess Helena, attended at Whippiogham Cburch this mOrning,, and received the Saerament of the Holy Communion, wbich was ad- ministered by the Rev, G. Protheroe and the Rev. W. L. Ooslow. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louis and Prince Leopold drove ot an Saturday afternoon. Lady A. ...

... [Rhe Jo'UDls appeared in oer Towx Ewna=ox laee sunday. I - society of Painters in Water Colours, No. 5, Pall-mall East. FIFTY.NINTH EXHIBITION, Most, if not all, the old and esteemed contributors to this Society's annual display, will be found present by their worke in this year's Exhibition, which wes opened lest Saturday morning to the private inspection of the Press. The catalogue embraces ...

... | Away Down Hlolborn-hill. Tro THE 3DITOR O THS IRRA. Sir,-In your last week's number of Tnu Eau. I perceive a report of Weston's Music Hall, which is entirely devoted to an attack upon myself, which any person Of common sense and void of prejudice must admit is both unfair and uncalled for. In what way I have ronsed the ire of your unscrupulous reporter I am at a lose to imagine, but, at ...

... THE THEATRES, &cu I Her Majeaty's.-On Tuesday evening Donizatti's pretty little comic opera, La Higlia doel Reggienieto, was performed at the above Theatre for the first time this season, and with a debutante, Mdlle. Artot, as the heroine. This young lady made herself favourably known here some years ago as a concert singer, and has recently been winning fame on the Continertal stage. Sbe ...

... I As usual during the period between Easter and Whit- suntide, there is but little activity in the Theatrical World at present, and the absence of any special novelty will enable us to present in a general form a sufficiently com- prehensive account of the dramatic amusements of the nast weekl. paou * v.. At the HAYMARKET, pending the production of the new comedy, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 TER A TU R E. H.M.S. HANNIBAL AIT PALMERO AND NAP'SS DVUxNOG TUB ITALIANREVOLUTION 18s96-1. By Rear-Admiral Sir RoxiSNy MusDT, K.C.B. Admiral Mundy has written a charming book, worthy of his noble profession and otf the distinguished rank which he holds in it. In his double capacity of Commauder of the Mediterranean Squadron and diplomatio agent watching British interests, and securing ...

... The Comic Song Question in Music ]jalla. Proposed Reforms. TO THE EDITonOR xnTHuBA Sir,-In consequence of the articles and letters which have appeared in your columns on the above eubject, some concerted action is likely to be taken in the matter before long. The Managets of Music Halls are themselves beginning to discover, in some of their skeleton audi- ences, that the general public who ...

... (RBOM OUR OWI COREMONDiSNT.) CAPE Tows, MARCH 21, 1863.-Since my last our Theatre has been open but for a few nights, The company being so small the Lessee bad to get amateurs to assist, and the Cape playgoers prefer to see talent from England. TIH CIRcUs has been opened by Monsieur Olivier, but with moderate success, owing, I conceive, to the company not being sufficiently attractive, and one ...

... (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPON)DENTS.) BRIGH TON. Mrlr e er ?? popular troupe of Negro melo- ?? Lis flonneed to pay U8 a viit on Wednesday and 'hnreday In next week, and as the town Is a^ now slasir, we might nay, devoid of amnee- meote, therc eon be no donbt that the entertainment will prove most attrae- CAONTIjEUBY HLTL.-(Mr R. I'ulford )-This popular place of reeort 1s now cleaed until Whitson ...

... Cold and cloudy as the early days of the Whitsune fes- tival proved to be, the holiday folks mustered with the same determination to enjoy themselves as though the festive period had been inaugurated with the brightest of summer mornings. The low temperature of Monday and Tuesday was decidedly, after dusk, in favour of places of in-door recreation, and Theatrical Managers prospered accordingly ...