... SOMBRE'and sad and grim is this our city To those whose hearts grow faint beneath their toil, For lack of love or some small grain of pity, Some little token that in all this coil Of human ...

... THE THEA TRES M.3M. ERCICMANN and Chatrian's drama, entitled Ie 7uif Polonnais, produced about two years ago at the Theatre de Cluny in Paris, has just been taken in hand by two English dramatists wit ...

... PUBLIC AmusEMENTS. ITALIAN OPERA AT THE ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Last evening the Mapleson troupe commenced a brief series of six performances. The apacious house was thronged in every part. Indeed, so grea ...

... ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Mr. Montague takes his benefit on Friday night, and in addition to the attraction of the Two Roses,Miss Neilson has kindly consentedto render her services in th ...

... LIEAT 3R - 3. ~THEB MAGAiZINE:S FOR? JULY. B Ailer BI.UE ?? ifrl sprightly articles this1 i° mont],, aS wrell ss the usual instalments of fictions. The r editor carries Us on through four more chapter ...

... ENRERTAINMEN22T. Is CARDIFF. Tunu CllCus. - This extensively-frequentnd place of amusement wos crowded last evening by an appreeartivo and onthusiastic audience, the occasion buing the fiest ap- ynrar ...

... A- LlTlut? IROBRT E-mm: 'THE CAUsE *F AS REBEL- m3oM: TnE CAUSE OF ITS F AIUBE - HIS ELO- eUIMCN, CONVxVRSATION, ICC. His CHARACTEM- DUblis: M'Glashan and ri , Sadv311et-The kistory of this book 'A rather curious. A well- known Liverpool 'OluM&IiSt is generally actre 4Trked with iitgeesaly acie ued wth its pl .eparatioll and issue. He tells us in a preemie wy Note that a series of papersunder ...

... _ FAS III = - = = q: t ?? 4 , _. :. .s ?? ' ACCUOdhEMKENT O THE DpRINCE3SS OP WALES.M-DEATH OF:- :TE INFANT April 7W- Kh.I-BQ ' tev Enyasi Uijbeks the Princess ?? has Pased j a gecdnht.aod illgoion welL The .infa11 P9~nc2. ( insa very feeble 5t te ARTsiu1(FAt ?? 2: ., . F 1i- . WKNBDALAP.LC& -anaringlu inAprll7tXpaV: The -infant Prne, having be. wetaker-bOce, -iwring;expire4 about 2 ym. The ...

... ~'ASHIQN~AND 'VA~tIEIj A XC he : THE.VICEREGAL COURT. )ns : h ?? gave a dinner, party, to which the o llowing adth honour of being invited ;-The. Arch- .biihop f Dublii and afi Mm Trendi. Eial and Cozits of Haw -rd, dand Lady Vnr~Vsom~kS~ .ef, Sir ?? Nar, da o sCaulfild, Hon ild Maorandls BoAle, Noolthonand lfrs Whitet t SiEr B Olt 8PellE ~to, 31Miss Bole, Ur end Mrs Bayvqy, - S Re F rso~r ...

... |-FASIOON is~ Vil ETI ' ICEREGAL ,ISJltO CORK. i ,SPECL4TELEGRAM. i1~' (Pram our CorTespondent) * Cork, Tuesday. ,The Lord Lieutenant is expectd in the: city-byspeie train on Thursday ?? then review- the Clrk and Kerry Militis Regimentsin the Parkl. ItiseBstej that ?? milnotsojournin thadlty.hutw-ll retineach.eveiing after the riew to Malow. wrhert apartbentebave been engaged at tre Royal HtL. ...

... F.&IflOiN =i zVA tETIES. ] _ ~ ~ ~ ?? .. .. THE VICEREGAL COURT. Their Meellenciea the Lord Lieutenant and the Coua- tess Spencer will arrive in town from Londodn on the f evening of the 25th inst. Active preparationsare being made at the Viceregal Lodge for the receptioaof fthe Prince and Princess of Wales. Prince Arthr, and the MaSquis and Marchioness of Lorne, who will -arrive in K ...

... , I ?? (From our Reporter.) BalliniSSle, Friday. The fourth day of the fair, appropriated to horses, dawned this morning in ram, and has con, tinned in showers more than suggestive of what is called the hunid humour of the Irish climate, The fair-green has disappeared in a thick coat of deep dirty mud, and through this bipeds and quadra. peds walk about in a fashion more easily imagined than ...