... ?U?LIO SE&U?T3, &o. 4 Roy'al AlesavdM~W .ho ?? Am nur-c 1' and. ' he? BtIet MeplhItpelaa and tho flawedryada. Pfnce 6f Wnles Theatr.-.Meg'2a Diverhion. and the itoyarAmphttheatre.-ThO Wife'. a80jal OoloiseThoatre.-'The iron Oaikekbb Wemont ! ;: lnhitrola, '!The Wandering Boye, &cl .: H ]5engler'n Cand Cirque-Equeitr ntatumente fc .Aew .tawX Music Hall.- Consort, Avolo, ~Soeetlon oft ?? ...

... 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 ...

... TTHE FARMER'S HARVEST SONG. The rosy morn with gleesome smile , Comes o'er the pastern bill The calm lake gleams a sheet of gold, And sparkles every rill; The crystal dow-drops, flashing bright, Hang glittering on each spray; The feathered choirs with tuneful throats Now greet the opening day. Then hurrah ! hurrah I for the farmer's life, There's none so happy as he, As he drives a-field with ...

... m-- OUBLIO AMUSEWMNT,& & - 1 UerandrmTbh6fltWBhe Stops leaier ?? xId T aaithekU mfdryi' s * ?? Thetr w~:I Mel'BDVeriGD,' m- t1;he J2ureahu fien.! o metr,. iiya en~biheatrq~ e . .js on a f~er reno MdsielU, The WanderinS Ioyal &oe.; EHengier'U Grand Clrque-EqUes.6n'a~eluien~e,.o ?? Muio ?? Concert. A .jojo Selection of 8tadard llih Music, Uc.;. . , concert Hall, ;Lrd Nelsbd .tNr -HEWTH ry ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &C. I Royal .lexandra Theatre.-The Opera DerFreischutz. Prince of Wales Theatre.- The Actress by Daylight, Jenny lind at Last, and Burlesque H elen. Theatre Itoyal.-The Married Rake, Leab, and The Rendezvoue. Royal Amphitheatre.- The Spectre Bridegroom, and I The Great City. Royal Colosseum Theatre. - The Wilfe of Seven Elusbands, Alone in the Pirate's ...

... : I V A PAINFtTL STORY. I , I ; ' I _ ts fl' ,1I The'lla whlo flO h f Is heir to omestimes exhibit themselves in the moat strange and painful forms. There are caees whis h eoem as if they were intended to Show the maximum of suffering that the huaman frameis bcapable of enduring before this mortal coil is shpfflied;off-diseases which baffle the skill of the physician, and pitilessly work ...

... _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ a c S FLOWER-GARDEN - planted a aden for you, Love- A garden deep down in my heart; Wild wishes I scattered and true love, With tear-drops that bud when we part; And I never was weary of sowing Beart-whisPers, with tendrils to cling; And I sat down and longed for the blowing, And sigh'd for the kisses of Spring. She came, and oar knees bent before her, My flow'reta leapt ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &C. I oyoi AlesndraTh5tM-'Tho School for8caudanl,a the alfilet Mphltophets Dansi the Eamadryadi, PrnCB of Wales Thealre.- Ileopi Diteriohen an s the Enritaque Ht~letL . BoalimBphithOatre.-.~Th Merchant of Veelee. Bapl CooiEE0UE Theistre.-The IrOnl Qafket,'Tremont Minstrels, Tbo Wa~ndering Boys, 0, - langler's Grlad Crqgue-EquestrianEntertAIanurntf. o. New. ...

... ALEXANDRA THEATRE AND OPERA HOUSE COMPANY, : LIMITED. The annual' meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the Law Asociation-roomn, Cook. street, Mr. Benjamin Etpywood Jonea presiding. The report, whlch was read stated that 40 new shares have been issued during the past twelve months. The paid-up capital :now, therefore, amounts to £27,195. The directors, looking to the commercial ...

... Vi KID o Mauit Ter,, ind oe oree'apeioy ' litar; an4 aclni,,%e, 'but ~wi'usgi to eaient. London, Grlsgowe,, and Edllnburgh: Dluskie -.and o.I3D . , ?? _ ThiS bueful lvoiume, compiled' br'tbe late Adullral ?? W.tE Snth, mee ?? etlsl1og'deiloency hn nauthl literature., Marine' ditionriiies have .previously been pu~l~ishql, but pmost of -hem are now imperfect! b1y raon of the ?? y abagee ...

... TBE PANTOMXMDST.-SO long as the season lasts, be en- joys comparative affluence, but at its close he is again cast adrift in the world, and wanders from town to town, hoping against hope, and generally in a state of abject destitution. In process of time he may reap distinction. But the while he must be resigned to contempt, toil, and starvation, protracted neglect, and the hazard of a pau- ...

... &c. PUBLIG.AIMSE.IU,2 ';fl I _ oyl AleIKndZJ' y e~tr.r-'-'he .TewpOL't.. Prince. bi 'WalR Theait'-Llttlo s.oddlehlns and R~oyl Ampb$teitre* Bamboozling,' antid Thoe Lacahie Las at. James's IAP,4and Operetta Eouse. ?? The Opira :Un ?? ?? obahere. oyal Col0,0Ain Thtesis - Belphegot, ,The TIte signal,s ' aother rintertalnments. New Sar Mso ?? Harry sydgey, Mr. Nathan lH4ghea'slctures ...