... PUBLIC AMUSE1ENTS, &c. :1 Prinue of Wales Theatre-Used Up; the Green Busles; Smokc. Beneeltof r. and Mrs. iiillington. Royal Alexandra Theatre.-Afternooss. ThePretty lorse- breaker; Bardell v. Plakwte ...

... ?? - -- I ;radctito- I I G==~EMS OF THO°UGHT. Osun, ?? than extraordinary natural ?? a vast majority of in. pawer, has bee tue secret of sbeendisti gih for extiu- btanceS among those h oriar Mcelts , to youir enemy is forgiveness; to your Thieabe t tinig to g to y, rienyour heart; to your child, a Opponent tolerance father, deferenco; to your mother, con- good Ta;npld t a Isr pmiload of you; ...

... 'avictico. BORRONVED TRIFLES. On A bride and a bridegroom, tho heirs of two distinguished hi houses arc, after all, only a pair of house-joiner8 . hi If a disagrecable icilow insists on sbaring your bouso with dt you, take the inside for your share, and give him the outide or A rush young rnkin has tireatmned to apply the Maine ab liouor law to his swcethcart, she intoxicates him SD. I This ...

... I (From La Follet.) The season promises to be Taore brilliant than any that have gladdened the hearts of our readers for several years, and the toilettes in coarse of preparation bid fair to do full justice to its festivities. Now that the overplus of pouffs and other exaggerations have passed away, weseeem to have arrived at a much more simple, and therefore ele- gant, style of dress, We ...

... i I The poor little Welsh fasting girl has been eclipsed. Louise Lateau, of Ilainault, in Belgium, does much more wonderful things than mdrely fast; and, what is more to the pu ...

... . PROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Tae special bill of 'fare for Easter provided last evening at the Alexandra Theatroe ws in every respect a highly-attractive one, and was roadered inooe ...

... PUBLI AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. A complete change was made last evening in the Royal programme, the dramatised five-at vereionof Mrs.Wood's story of EastLynne being substituted for the standard p ...

... ?? Yeoare diafl11fle ?? - fldweedaisoes rise, In the dllds wher d l' i In the forest adhe died In the home9 depld v5st Iu the problems Veiling the future ealh p Here are fields °f wth unkOOC I Raising cottage up 0t ower theumo dark8 i ot f tbe bour; From hhdJ 8ai tpig Ig; labourhalti WBere there da ar g of e When the oseless thlwoh Are esteemed t 'old Aelir e ry Bravely tskeou te f tory In the ...

... bin, ing strains, such frowns ! ...

... BORROWED TRIPLE:S. Much cry and little wool-a baby. A HEAVY OFFECNc.-Slhop-Iifting. A STRTI'ING FELLOW.-A harber. Nhy is the letter L liko a priceless gem Because it's in- A man wvh o courts a young wolnan in tho star-light, probably capects to get a wife in al twinkling. Ahungty manna is uumsuageablo. To bo docile, he must, likc a borse, have first had a bit in his mouth. The sovercigexs ...

... ?? 177 ?? karitfigo. ? I EGEMS OF THOUGHT. Did you ever givc a. beggar the last pemny in your pocket? if you oeeer lid. YOU li1sve not gone through the whole an- yA l hid that riotseg his father, is like a king that loses, his Ifw. held up thle Tmirror to our hearts and minds, as often as we do to our feces, we might ho better and wiser men than The fodeteo. that we cherish, is often blasted ...

... I PUBLIC AMUPSEMENTS. - MR- TOOLE'S BENEFIT. .The Alexandra Theatre was crowded to its Itmeost capacity last evening, when Mr. J. L. Toole took his benefit, even standing room being at a premium. 'The ...