... PUBLIC AMUSEMBNTS, &he I floyal Alexandra 'Theatro.-'The Tempest. . Prince of Wales Theatlre.-'¢On 'OhangA and 1ttAe 11oyal Ampphitheatre. - Bamboozling, ani nIe Laftrshire leesJ'- : t.. 3emea's::Hilk and Ilpertta Rouse.- The' Oponra Alarths. . Yal Colomeum TheOtr. . - The Cattaway,` The Iffe Stgrizl, &C. 3ew Star Maudso Rall-r. Iarry Sydney, Mr. Xathan,' ioge'al Pictures, lectton ...

... : : FASHIONS FOP NOVMB4 i1, ?? ?? ; ?? :. 'i , .1 f':r * :?r r4Pi?1h,.L~6, FoUct,) j4V S: IThe odD dweather We.have bad latel has b~een the agul~ f~rth peav~i of0 th 0ugly iter tollettes, go that;theattorii; Imatel~all Isidityle ;AY10or mt#,y aod ',pps P ly dq*ld4 on.u,.A Adoh* ca dq4tte ,4dem -d66driij~i14q~u the 'MAelase shudh the sake as thdii e wbrvltiion jbut h .waOin gaqstumeshave-&muc ...

... 11 THE FA MER FEEDETH ALL. Mly lord rides through his palace-gate, ~ly lady sweeps along in state, The sage thinks long on many a tbing, And the maiden muses on marrying Tme minstrel harpeth aorrilv The sailor ploughs the foamingr sea, The huntsman kills the good red deer, And the soldier wars without e'eun fear; But fall to each whate'er befall, The farmer he must feed them all. Smith ...

... TEN DAYS ThOM HOME, WITH A PEEP AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION No. II. (rViittenjor the Chronicle.) The last thirty to forty mites of railway before reaching Paris lies through a densely wooded country. The trees, which, by the bye, were none of them large, were very thickly strewn, and seemed to be grown on the same plan which it was evident had been adopted in everything we saw. Instead of ...

... PUBLI MUSEMENTS, &c. - I, I . . . I I.. -. ?? v 1.. .- WW Al.9adra Theatte-l'Th6O Te, ' Toddlebine.* iange, l d 'Lite I LanUaMbPrc LUse. onx Monthe Ago, and The Bt. jeam4~' R1V QIovanni',f, aud 0Yerettr Bousae-The Opora M Don C ltoyet *oloizeim Theaitre. - he Gray Laiye of d . ...

... FIUBLIQ AMM=MNTAQ. - ;i., I ?? - a=_- )koybl A.lea nra Theatra.-The Tempest. rdnce of Wals Theatr -dle Toddlekins, and On 'hbangs6 9,oyal ?? Motha Ago, and The lb re 1,D1MV . ?? I It. James's Baland Op t 4.-The OpeOra Don . Royal Colosseum Thear. -The Gray Ladye .of lJernie, The Preesgaug, &o . Wblharmcnio Hall.-A Grand Soncer.- New ota Music Hall-Mr. Harry aydney, Mr. Nathan ...

... fA U ~ ii N 11 ., i EiC & sitO1,'&. -je ,! Rioyal Alexandra Theatrm-'The Tempest Pince of Wales Theatre. ; ?? Todde,!* a Royal 'hh'thetre.- 'S Mo Gibs Aio,.cl Th3 Lshv Ira. ?? &O. Ht. Jlames' Es! and Operetta House.-'Te Operat The R~ose ef iastlle. i ,7! DBope .Colcueu Theao.- The Gray 4Gye ot Earnlsa,' The Pressg~ng, &o. :r- New Btar MusiaEllL-Mr. -*Hulghea's Pictures, Salectbilon ...

... THE BEIDEGROOM'S LAMBNT. Fh htef women good cn d trune; Itboi I've learned a thing or etwo -. B Dd__ oan't restrain my passion. ,n ad experience of th'e rage if01 jhumbug, fD this present age, , When sHhams are allthe fashion !. F'or oh ! what innocence was mine,- ?? ?? Jane appeared divine ;* With those fictitious dimples! How little did I dream that art The bloom of roses could Impart To ...

... PHILHARMONIdC i8OCIE]:Y' s ;NCR. .e -The ninth' aiiijbrpij~mnoej o£ the present ; * eeasos in cnaneot*on with th e TA~er~o1L~hin pvr resec f ey g~ ir ht~8a Du. ..n following prm*ew 9sfaq :! . ' at Dialogute ClbO ?? 0 handmeldes oS reae ?? Gnod BEondo ?? aoreerentola') ..Rcuinl *m ?? Tre ti nI1 Concerto-m.i'anho-forto in iat,.i.. . . n Benedict MadeArabellAV oddat i 1 Four-part Song ?? _. ...

... ,I PUBLIO AM'UBUSblNTB,- &c- .. - ' ?? loqa1 Alexandra Theatre.-The Tempest Prince of Wales Theatre. - Little Todilekldns, and On 'ubange. Elal Amphlibeatre.- Slx Months Ago, and The Lancashire LDII. JA Ihmoai's HaU and Operetta Honse.-The Opera The Bohemian Girl. .Wyal Ooloeum Thestm -,The Gray Ladyc of : noles, ' The Presagaug, &C. L. George's ElIl-Orgen Performance. New SWr ...

... PUBLIC A=tTSEMENTB, &o. floyal Alexandra Theatre.- The Tempest. Puince of Wales Theatre. - London Assuranco, and Jenny IUnd at Last. Royal Amphitheatre.-Six Months Ago, and, The Laneashire Lass. St. James's llail awd Operetta ?? Opera The Blarber OfSevSlle. ?? Rtoyal Colosseum Theatre, - The 61ray Ladye of Fernlea, The Probsgang, &'C, New Star Music Hall-Mr. Harft yihi, iir. ...

... jpct¢ino from 'iVutcb. 1 THE ROUNID OF P.EXAsURE.-The trois-tempS step waltOUGHT ON THE KNIH'EBOARD.-The truth is Ald sometimesuninteutionally. For instance when one sees ?? Rumanity on an omnibus ! ASYLLABIc AUGaENT.-The Atkanceuem speaks of ee riding Cantatas by three different musical com- posers. Ought not these works to be called Canter-tatas? ?? Bantam: Well, guv'ner, if tb'ser ...