... PUBLIo AMUSiEMENT. HER MA3XSTY`S THEATRR. Meyerbeer's chasrhing'pastoral, Ditoreh, w55'pro duced for the first timen at Her ?? theatre on Saturday last, and the assamption of the Mart of the heroine by MdUe. lima de Murska attracted a full and fashionable house. Froa lthe first her success was undoubted, and -her conception rf the distiaughit' maiden-one of the most poetic creation on thelyrie ...

... I X The following are amongst the latest arial at the Gresham ?? do Gassust and family, from France; Mr W English, from Liverpool; Mr a W Brown, New York; Air and Mrs T S O'Dell, froru London; Mr ?? B Bryan, Manchester Mr george FMnley, Man- Chester; Mr A HIgginson, Spain; Mr J M Abrins, London. Tle following are amongst the latest depar- tures from the Greshamn Hotel: -Mr Swalne, for London; ...

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... FOREIGN D:RAD!ATIC INTELLIGENO. I (WRITTEN EXCLuSIVELY rn TPon EnEA.) We learn that M. Fischer, Chapel Master of the Cathedral of St. Gudule, of Brussels, and director general of the Royal Society of the Reunion Lyrique, and Mr. Samuel, director of the popular concerts, have been commissioned by the Government to attend the Dussel- dorf Festival. Several members of the Reunion Lyrique have ...

... Va-argi, jorat's'., . I ?. ;tl 1 TRUE NARRATIVE OF THiE RISE A1D PRO. R9ESS OFr ilE PRIISBYTcRIiN CHUURCH xrlir. . LAED-1623-016. By the 'Rev. .PA'RICK : ADAIR, Ainisiter of Belfast. Also, THE; Mst TO~R or -TU COHUR S IOir IRELAND BINOR TH ' *EVOTS WBRE NATURALISED. . By thle Rev. ANDREW STEWART, Ministei ofDonriadee.' With au ;Iotrodnctiv n and Ntes,' by W. D. KkLLa , D.D. Belfast: C. ...

... THEATRE.ROYAL. Faust and Marguerite is still being played at this favourite place of amusement, and good houses have rewarded the exertions of the management in producing it in a highly artistic style. The scenery is entirely new, and manifests the practised hand and talent of the artist, Mr. Glover. Among the principal scenes which particularly strike the spec- tator, we may mention the cell ...

... TIGE BIRMINGHAM AND MID)LAND COUNTIES HORSE SHOW. W.A a 1-- PA.-;-At fl, -h- V'7 1i am.\ AA At: OI- I. . . A l W HU1iSt !iIHUWV. gr Ave have received the prize list for the ensuing show, de which is fixed to take place in Bingley HIll, Birmingham, on Tuesday, Wednesday. dnd Thursday, July 10th, 1lth, ndit 12th, and we have pleasure in calling the attention of eirr readers to a few of the ...

... | T[le ?? appeared inz out, Towu EDITION last week.] I; _, HVER KAJESTY's THEATRE. Dinorrah-that model pastoral opera by Meyerbeer-was most efficiently performed last Saturday night at Her Majesty's Theatre. Wewere compelled to somewhat curtailour notice ofthis performance, owing to the extremely late hour at which it concluded, namely, twenty minutes past twelve. The house was crowded, and, ...

... b) MAJOR GREIG ON PUBLIC. - AMUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. I-I tel ent The committee of the House of Commons rip- rE!E .1dh ppinted to inquire into the state of the law as tb4 haet afetn tetia licenses and regulations re-1 wh illy chair.e onFriday, Mr. Goschen, M.P., inth n go- Major Greig, head constable of the Liverpool het tat, police, was examined. He ?? are five w~ i .heatref in Liverpool, four ...

... An industrial exhibition is to be held at Jubbulpore, in India, in January next. A brother of Mdme. IListori is announced to possess no small lyric and dramatic faculty. The Orcliesf2 rt says that Abbe Liszt has returned to Rome, and is busy with an oratorio to be called The Christ. A preparation of paraffin, devoid of smell or taste, has been made, which, it is said, will preserve meat for ...

... 1 ATHY, WEDimSDAT.-The June fair held on this day Vnas thinly supplied with stock. A goodly num- ber of purchasers were in attendance, chiefly from Carlow, Kilkenny, Waterford and Dublin. Large numbers of horn stock were bought for the English market. Owing to the much looked-for rain which we had for the past few days, small farmers are not over anxious to get shut of their stock. The follow- ...

... IDm O C Y.' Tim authors of this book have been for some years engaged in the endeavour to raise to the highest possible pitch the individual and social condition of the idiot, and they give us here the results of their experience. Too much gratitude could hardly be felt for the boon they have thus conferred upon a class than whom none more heartily deserve our pity and our aid. They have had ...