... LONDON XUSIC HALLS. ROYAL ALOAmBR.A.-Mr. strange must have expended a coni- derable sum in keeping up appearances. At the present time, belsind scaffold poles and white hangings, a new proceium is being prepared which will as deuht increa's'e the brllat appear- ance of-h ulig n enider it more perfect titan ever. 'Thess alterations interfere in no degree with thle regular entertainments, which ...

... ROSENAU, COBURG, AUGUST 24.-TheoDuchess of Holstein- Augustenberg, niece to her Majesty, arrived at the Callenberg on Sunday on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Saxe-Coburg, accom- enied by her brother-in-law, Prince Christian of Holstein. The ruchess and Prince Christiall visited the Queen at the Rosenau on Monday, and remained to luncheon with her Majesty. The Duke and Duchess of Saxe ...

... Christy Xhistrel_.?, Withie the last few years the supply of Christy comedians, vocalists, and dancers has been fully equal to the demand. Rival companies have jostled each other while pursuing the bubble reputation in every town of the United Kingdom, to say ?? of the Metropolis. Notwithstaanding all thid, we are now offciall- informed that the only original and veritable' Christy's ...

... ?? - On Friday evening the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet was produced at this Theatre, for the purpose of introducing to an Enalish audience a new aspirant for histrionic honours, in the person of EIiss Caroline Duvernay, a young lady from the principal continental Theatres who made her debut before a Metropolitan audience in the arduous character of Juliet. Looking at this lady's physique, her ...

... PROVINC AL THEATRICALS. * - .1 -UR OWN GORSoamvaunNT.) ABERDEEN. THEATRE RlOYAL.-(M'anager, Mr. Md'Lein.)FThe Duke's Mrolts-Iam Here, was reproduced ona Monday evening, and has proved sufficiently attractive to keep thle chief place on the bills during the week. Mr. Brad- ford's Lagardere is a careful and spirited piece of acting, and affords 1thle leading mans a fair field for lils ...

... THE ROSENAU, COBURG, SErT. 2.-The Queen and Princess Helena took an excursion on Thursday to the Castle of Heldburg, attended by Lady Churchill. Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold were present on Thursday night at the Opera at Coburg, when the Freischutz was performed. Princess elena, attended by Lady Churchill, dined with the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Coburg, at the Kallenberg, ...

... | TI-E iAYMAroKET.-Mr. Walter Montgomery is certainly ,,,king the best use of his brief tenancy in actively carrying out ter'cn enentsof his original programme. ,On aiid peered t iEI d Mlotimner, in The IronCet n efetvl par- jeraed thcs characteristics of a part wvhich is well calculated to suit lila' style and accord with his physical qualificatione. Miss Ada cavsfndisli was the Lady Helens; ...

... fpiers and Pond at Xr. Alfred Xellon's Concerts. Shakespeare and the musical glasses never went well together; but might not the musical glasses and Mr. Alfred Mellon ? The question could only be settled by trying the experiment. It was tied, is tried, and is tried nightly. The result is that they do. There is this peculiarity, however, about the arrangement, that, while the direction of the ...

... L I T B R A T U R E. BLACIWOOD. Blackwood and Sons, Paternoster-row.-Thereis very little that is new or indeed interesting in this month's number if we except the leading paper, AMeneoirs of the Confederate I{'ar Jbr Independence. So much has been written of late about America, particularly of the South or Confederate States, chiefly too, by British officers who, like amateurs, followed the ...

... FOR1EIGN DRAXATIC INTELLIGENCE. (WICLYrEN EXCLUSIVEaLY FO Turi EmA'.) A work of much interest for all who regard the Stage as a high social institution has been recently published in Leipic, under the title of History of the Mannhehn Theatre, during its Classical Period that is to say from 1779 to 1803. During that compara- tively lengthy period the above Theatre was under the literary ...

... Broken Promises. Oh! breathe no idle promise, giv'n Without a thought to keep or not; Ftr hearts may be in anguish rinv - When thou thy promise hast forgot. There may occur a thousand things, Coming between thee and thy word, Until seme sudden saem'ry brings Reproachful thoughts of faith deferred. A promise never should be made By hearts whom honour doth not gild; For we have still some debts ...

... THE LONDON THEATR:ES. TIE HAYMINARKET.-Mr. Walter Montgomery's term, as Manager of the above Theatre, terminated on Saturday tight the 9th inst., with a representation of The Rendezvous, The Lady of Lyons, and the burlesque of Ixion. Enough, and, in many cases, more than enough, has been said concerning Mr. Walter Mont- comery's course of proceeding daring his brief occupation of the Pavourite ...