... I PRI~NCE'S TEATImE. I Half a dozen ?? Such as those given by the company Or from Her Majoaty's Theatre at thq I'rinoes this w~ok nmale met tsp a series of performances which for brilliance and high enti ex.oeliencecan hardly be surpassed. Faust was selected nu for the opening on Monday evening, and both in respeot met of audience and performance was perhaps the least success- ful of the ...

... - PRINES THELAT I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul appeal. for te s,., evening, when, we understand, their . 't.t programme will be represented foa the last cheater. This fact alone will ensure as ' i Next week will be given up to Italian open, t, company from Her Majesty's Theatre ^'t in a change of programme. The prina donna 1 ?? is Md'ile. Titienis, of whose final appear tcl ie recently we have ...

... BAS-ILIEFS AS SIGNS.-The stranger in London is greatly struck with some of these pictaresque specimens of the modeller's art. There is the Bull and Mouth at St. Martin's-le-Grand, on the facade of the Queen's Hotel, once the Bull and Mouth Inn. This curious relief re- presents a large mouth and upper part of the face fore- shortened, with a bull standing across it. This grotesque sign ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &C l 3osld Ale drATbltr&-`A Cure for the -attace, His First ChsmP5mag n8eand the French Ballet, hrinee of Wales Theatre.- M0eg' DIveraton, aind the Burleesque Helen. * EOygO Arophbtheatre,The Stranger,aud TheLady of Lyons. oyajl Colossesm Thstre. - The Iron Caskot, Tremont Binstrele, The wandering Boys, &c. Mengler's Grand Glrqnc-E uestrian Entertainm onts, &C ...