... FOA1 ENTS, ao., THIS DAY. Tho.tre.-TO ?? Widow, the ' Stolen! £20 Roward. Ionna Diana, r Spanish BalUlt, and alro. -_ F raud and its Victims, or erpool. ami The Artfal Dodger. ?? as I Tell You,rnl Ihe ;eftrt. -The Bergtr's Petitlon,- rs )aughter, or Life in Liverpool.' Circus. - Equeatrian and other ,.fuerie.-Exhibition of the Picture r~ime3.treet. - The celebrated and iif Cl Otfa ...

... A strange story is told in connection with the a report ofthe murder at sea on board of the barque r Pontiac, of Liverpool, by Jean Moyatos, a Greek t: sailor, now in custody in Edinburgh. We do not e know whether the particulars we are about to ,} relate have come out in the investigation, but un-t doubtedly they have a strong bearing on the case, ti and make it probable that but for the ...

... FPtBLIC AMUBSERm , . Prlice ol Wales Teatre. - The Opera Bianche de Never, and A. 1henosaeson In a Smok Frock. 'Theatre*Royel.- Valentine Vousden's antertainmelit The Unity of Nations. a Quebh' Opmetta, House, Bold-street. -The Opera I 'L'Iprexaado, and StDamond Cut Diamond. Royal Amphitbeatre.The Tragedy of Hamlet, and Somebody Else. New Adeiphi Theatre. -The Ie and Death of ...

... ATMUSWIENTS FOR THE so I iRlieEOk' WALES Tji1I TnF -- p that ?? t h ?? T h~elnle~~ the forms ai very elclivenjin, Sec -ron o Pi )o~ entertainment furnieh~ keit-h f ieI~0 'jh lesque will be relen'teid thr'-ol-11011 ~?a lied playedfor the ls ie na~~dy~ Dred. Putne-v, cn elw, yailhlI' 1to former Mr. FeLi ,.Ardt, - the alia to susetainiyv umer T/sak/ne Sine'..ana i h con Tjill bat, a coxan. - ...

... SItunIO AMUSEMENTs, Fm, Tq DAY. I Plnnce of Walen Theatre.- 1aw She Loven HIM! and The Coleen BatnI. iosal Amphitbeatre.- In end Out of Plce, and ;The Poor of Liverpool. liew Adeiphi Theatre.- Blue Beard, and the Panto- mime The House that Jack Built. Royal Colosseum Theatre.- Mr. and Mrs. White. and The Chimes, or the Broken Hleart. Hengher's Grand Cioque Variete.- A ...

... | A LAY OF THE WATEOO OF 184. BY WILAM IRVfnqF The Bun shone bright o'er Altear plains: Earl Sefton came that day To hail his brethren of the leash, With all their proud array. Bight well the noble earl did rein His gallant four-in-hand While the welkin rang With plaudits To the lord of all the land. There stood the laird of Thorlieshope (Prince of all coursers he), With Innocence and Omwraby ...

... I P1RINCE OF WALE8 THEATRE.-The engagement of the leading members of the Strand company has been attended with great success so far, the house having been well filled each night during the past week. Their performance in Messrs. Tal- fourd and Brough's burlesque The Miller and his Men seems to have given general satisfao- tion, and they have been received each evening with marks of favour. ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, Uo. Prince of Wales Theatre. - Jeannette's Wedding, David Garrick, and Dunidreary Married and Done For. ,Queen's Operetta House.- A Good Bit of Fun,and Roaine and Isabelle. ?? Omoo, and A Laughing Hyena. New Adelphl Theatre.-. Ingomar, and The Sea of Ice. Royal Colosseuna Theatre.- The Gentleman in Black, and The Token. Theatre Royal, Birkenhead, - ...

... TnIl. spring show of draught stallions, polled and short- D horned bulls, poultry, seeds, and roots, of the above Society was held in the Market Stance, King Street, on Friday. D Taken altogether, the show was quite equal to any of the Society's spring shows, and superior to many of them. The H horses were a particular good show-numerous, and, with- out exception, of a superior kind. The ...

... IL IT E R A rT'U R.IE each Tite SsctiM' -Psaler of A.D. 1035. Reprinted in full from hil fhi' original Wosrk ; the additional matter, and various Ml Readingst found in the editions of 1565, &c., being up- q ites, pended, and the whole illustra ted by Dissertations, Notes, G and rac-simiiles. Edited by the 11ev. NEIL LiviI,,SOTON. lundl Printed froms stone by Maclure and Mfacdlonald, Litlio. ...

... a S ------------ O. - ~S ,jruc-rsal of thre Scottish 11feteorological Society. New Series. cIr No, I. fWilliam Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and Lon- wl don. January, 1584. tion THE circulation of the Quarterly Reports of the Proceed. ge ings of the Scottish Meteorological Society has hitherto bee gres confined chiefly to its Membere and Observers. At all events, that we some time ago requested ...

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