... I WINDSOR CASTLE, SusNDAY*..2'lie Queen, their Royal High- nesses Princess LouisePrince Arthur, Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended Divine service this morning in the private chapel. The Rev. Charles James Vaughan, D.D., Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, preached the sermon. HisRoyal Highness Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstone, ...

... To account for the eccentricities and irregularities of Thursday night's perfermance at the Polygraphic Hall, we must assume the above Society is either in its infancy or its dotage. The numberless shortcomings of those who occupied the stage, and burlesqued one of the best English dramas ever written, were received with good- humoured derision. Mr. J. B. Buckstono's WrecklAshore was very ...

... Wirst Surrey Rifles Amateur Dramatic Club. There are few of tie Volunteer regiments of the Metropolis that have shown such an eaprit de corps in the erection of a fitting and elegant head-quarters, and the getting-np of interesting popular amusements, as that of the First Surrey Rifles. The reputation which the corps has already well deserved fbr its past efforts has been ably sustained in the ...

... AMERICAN, THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, NOVEMBiERi 11. A AMidsumnser Night's Dream is attracting such large houses to the OLycrcssc TREATBE that it is an impossibility to obtain even standing room by the time the performance has commenced, and the piece will, no doubt, have, asit richly deserves, avery lengthened run. Miss Fanny B. Price closed her engagement at the NEW YORK THEATRE with a benefit on ...

... PUBL!G ANUSEMBST3. - -- 0 - PRINCESS'S TaEATtL. The OrileenSaBwn, oneof tie most lpulsr of r. Boncioanith'a dramas, was revived at tbib theatre on Nonday eventing in a etN1.3 whiolh Speak8 wall for the borailty and gogodttaste of the manager. Mr. P. Lloyd's nzew acanary oontains a variety of well-wrranged inte. i0 nd evieral lanedsrcapes fofr surpassing beauty. Toe moanng iewof he akeof ...

... 1'HEATRE RLOTAL, DRURv.LANE. SOLE LaUBSE AED SIANAGZR, Is& F. B. CHAvToesNe. Noatwithsetandinsg the triaelenlast, and brilliant engross of Th'sk Dog ofVence. Itcanot e prfomedoilr Tursday. Dee. 19. in enrqoece f he repraton fo th ?? Pau- ~mime -to be produced on'boxing-night serrert wil peformthenearreroeti Iy in four acts, &a. nd m assiea orclustratnd byuseerouls fbromstep Meree'ItV HEtlno ...

... (FROAM OUR OWN CORRFSPONDENT.) MELBOURNE, SEPTEMBERt 28. GOOD houses continue to be the order of the dav not only in Melbourne, but also in Sydney and the neighbouring colonies ' lbis result is no more than might be expected, with four stars of such magnitude in our midst as Madame Celeste, Mr. James Anderson, Mr. W. Montgomery, and Miss Kate Denin. The expectedvisitof the Duke of Edinburgh ...

... THEATRICAL EXHIBITIONS IN NEW yORC I _ (From the Scotfish American Journal, Saturday, Oct. 26th.) It can scarcelv admit of doubt that New York is, at tile preseit moicict, the greatest city oic this Western Continenti In balk, in business, and in population it has no equal in the North, liar III5 t- anything to compare with it in Sonth America. It is the clief city, not of the United States ...

... ?? .. .. I .. .. . I I Mr. G. W. Mlartin and the Society lie has organised with such perseverance are, year by year, becoming more universally respected en the musical world. The Conductor's responsibilities have always been great, and from the beginning the necessity of constant and strenuous exertion has proclaimed itself. Mr. G. W. Martin has met these difficulties boldly, and has placed ...

... Rhe if0eolloing appeared in ozir TowN EDITION last Week,.] - I }- A LAA-A A IA ?? r .. I. Idlle Clara Louisa liellogg pertormect tier fourth character in reglad last Saturday night, and interpreted Donizetti's music as eti StiC1lY as she had previously rendered that of Gounod, Verdi, and lietn Lindaa Y ia C'a rouni was the opera in which she confirmed hefavourable impressions of the musical ...

... 7ID=vWS OP BOOKS. TE LIE AND COHRESPONDENOE OF TIcOfAS S. DEhzoDBH. By ins SoN. Hutst and Blackedt, AMarl- 60rough-street-Mr. Thomae Slingsby Dancomnbe, fainu- larly called the Finsbury Pet, represented that bo- rough for many years in parliament. He professed advanced Radical principles, but we ofteu Onupected- and the work before us confirms our surpioions-that his Liberalism was of ...

... MIUSIC IND AUSTRIA. Vienna has always been celebrated, and deservedly so, for its music. We have here a musician, Helnisbergcr, whose violin quor- tett concerts are-we may say it without exaggerating-not to be surpassed in Europe. The church music is quite above the corl- mon. Then what excellent performances are to be beard of an afternoon in the Volks Garten, where Strauss- the Strauss ...