... y,wicked and corrupt; butpleads for a few honest men among the patriots, such as Lord E. Fitzgerald, Emmet, Curran, or Grattan. So shines a good deed in a naughty world. But the curiosity of his book is the patience, research, and acuteness which ...

... life, Atter serving with the 87th Royal Irish Fusillere in India ane China, and ob. taluing hit captaincy, he retired from the arm). In 1861 be maerted aues Agnes Drew, a young lady of many attrac- tions, rnd of very oncient family of illinitylonn orlein ...

... Hazoltias, Blaqce 'and Rosenstrelob. The followiug are the latest arrivals at the International Hotel, Bray :--r Gregory, Kr-John Gregory, Mrs Graham and salbt, from the Gresham lotel, Dublin; Cap- tain Henry, Mrs Henry, family, and saite, from Lodge Park ...

... Sanhrey, 6th D G; J Sterling Butler, Valeutine O'Blrien'O'Ooennor, D L; John E lS Walheir, Q$ U; Chriotopher Pollc3, II L HElll, Gist Re. d gitloent; E; Me lunno, John 9 M\ulvany, John C ra. ligon, Wailliem St. Laurence Vlyrrell, Goodrrich Peacock fr'cvillo ...

... also favourites. Tom ('sadat (tti Megan delineator) is very popular. Mr. and Mrs. St. John ('flagro ollistes) are first-class, and the clever singing of Mrs. St. John, antil tite oqeally clover dancing of her partner, are nightly receited with OntinuOaL ...

... (tigger). CARDIFF. Tir. THeATri.-(Lessee, Mr. John Thomas; Manager, Mr. W. Wynn.) -The present week's business at this establishment possesses special features hi the engagement, for a few nights, of Mr. and Mrs. John Rouse, the accomplished comedians, who have ...

... the Hou Mrs A M'Donnell, the. Ron Mr Dlllon, Mrs Grattan Bellowi Mrce D Montusoranoy, Mr Bo3oky. and Ur B Da .Mqtmoi ?? end Mre Skerrett, Mr a ?? Lomaon, Kir and Mrs E O'Beirne, Morgan J O'Connell, John TathIllBag'ot from Adeolade, SouthAnstirla. ?? THE ...

... the last of which Mr. Woodltall and Missgn Lucy Raymond were most enthusiastically applauded. Holnude'S COaCurt HAol.-(stMr. John Soward, juts., Proprietor.)-nTged new ballet of acivest, The ceaht of Roses, is decidedly the msst superb ivt decoration and ...

... Miss Emma Grattan as Mazourks. Mr Rolfe and Mr Sheridan, of the stock company5 also deserve prominent notice. The piece is capitally placed upon the stage, some of the scenes being painted expressly. Previous to the bur- lesque Miss Grattan and Mr Honey ...

... egageent Iso aring(Snturdayl. Mrs St. John boabormO fastiits an ab isequllygood as sentimental vecile, srlocomC, nd n hr Ngee meodis.Mr St. John (an original Niger) apeas othsinly nd n onjntena with Mrs St. John, B L SEZA VON(. ranlocis no WAnwo THMAxai ...

... opened on Monday, Mr Will Hout. Ingen', udgt o Ceiesltia s wllreceived. Mrt John Clete (teonwho wecosdruell omtte toname last week, hoe been rc~egagd. n Turoey eenig Sr ?? St. John took a benefit, yahes, n aditin t th copanycemd sove the Brothers Grahamn ...

... and AHr J. W. Beleg' (Director). La3M ?? Arms Concert Eall ?? and delighted sudiencee still patronise this well-c'nducted place ofamoecunot the following company being engaged, viz., Miss M'Grecor (bravura), M, John Brady (Lancashire dialect vocalist), Mr ...