... States of Kansas, Colorado, Arizona, Sonora, Nevada, and New Mexico; California has been already too thoroughly explored to be included in the new country. Amongst the numerous de- scriptions of this new territory now issuing from the press, here and in America ...

... Ianleaux Illustrating Little Mary's popular balled of Father, Como home. COcRN EXCHANGEo. - Mr Redgate, Manager of the Corn Exchange, opened that building for a short season on Christmas Eve, forthe production -us the bill says- of a Grand Christmas Pantomime ...

... pantomime has ever been presented at Drury Lane than Mr. Cateterton's Christmas offering of Beauty and the Beast. The story is capitally told by Mr. Blbnbhard, beautifully illustrated by Mr. Beverley, admirably ?? on the stage by Mr. Stisling, and capitally ...

... hours; and the Hall being then cleared and new audiences admitted. Christmas domands some- thing more in the shape of aususemeit. Mr Fort is ready. Pantommes cannot be performed ill a Music Hall, so there is a new and original Pantomimic Ballet, with but ...

... THE CHRISTMAS ENTERTNINMENTS. A reference to these columns would convince the maost sceptical that, however vast the population of London has become, n-seans are abundantly provided for the amusemnent of every individual within its limits. There are more ...

... the new Parliament Buildings at Ottawa, which lhe pronounces to be a credit to the great country of which they form the principal ornament. He uses very plain, we do not say too plain, language, in treating of the state of morality in the New England ...

... thoir psisiarct iccroctoristic ecctertcsiremots ice this Hell err Monday. 1Vito BActtscErY CecoeAm. SOCIEcTY gave chair Christmas performance of STe ~seiht Onc Thuresday !it tire Mechanics' flail. 'rie principal vocalists score )sis Airy Cocipalcli, Mir ...

... Landlord on the Irish Land Question'.~ The rnoatinteresting and welcome announcement of the new year isthe re-appearance of Miss Braddon, who promises, six capters of a new novel for the February number of Belgravita Mr. Percy Fitz- gerald will, in the same ...

... paration at most of these establishments. A new play by Mr. T. AV. Robertson, called Wise Nightingale, is to be brought out forthwith at the ADELPIHI; and a dramatic allegorv, called The Princess, and a new coeiedy by Mr. Wybert Reeve will be this (Saturday) ...

... solid papers -would Save no attraction. BELGRAVIA.-Christmas in Scotland is a timely article in the last issued number of the periodical conducted by Miss Braddon. The manner of observing the Christmas season in Scotland is, in this article, traced from ...

... draw very large audiences. ST. PATRIrCihO MUSI ?? to ancient customs, the new Proprietor provided a pretty little tPantormime, which hats bad a very soccessfol ran silica Christmas. Its title is T/re Slaors IKig's .Drearro; or, ?? Barsey A'Leoybhtin, or ...

... Barrister-at-Law, M.R.I.A. Rivingtons, London, Oxford, and Cambridge. Mr Urlin's remarkable andveryinterestingvolume is best defined by his own words, to be found in the preface. It is a small book, which ventures upon a new view of a difficult subject. The ...