... MISUELtkfximous. The ?? -cdm~xiiion opens o~ueans 3, and closZ Jul Wde o31en onk Thutdar, May, Bear.Admiral W. H. Stewart has accopte the perma-. nent poat of Cemptroiler onf the Navy. A marriage Is, it in reported, on the ?? between Miss Fox, the daughter of Lady Holland, ana Prince Withen- gensteii A Cockney archseologist, who has recently visited Salls. bury Plain, says that Stonehenge is a ...

... MR. STIMPSON ONOHURCH MUSICS Last evening, Mr. J. Stimpson gave the first of tw lectures, at the Town Hall, on the subject of Chnr4 Muslo, to the members of the Church of England yoe Men's Association; the Bev. C. Evans presided. Th lecture was musically illustrated upon the organ, ari a selected choir; Ur. Bond, organist of the Wedna~t Old Church, at the organ. Mr. BTflPSON said his leot a ...

... TEE VINTAGE FESTIVAt-. One of the teats of a great artist Is his power of reals- ation outside the domain of his actual experience. To be able to depict with force and fidelity the life, manners, and surroundings of the time, is doubtless a valuable faculty, and one attained in its fullness by comparatively few; bat the power to call up past ages and place them before us in their habit as ...

... HDGBASTON AMATEUR MUSICAL UNION. I _ f The eighteenth concert of this exeallent society, which for nine years past has contributed so much to the promotion of musical culture among its -mena- hers, and of musical enjoyment on the part of the publlo, took pleae in the Masontc Hall last night. As usual on these ocoasions, there was a large and fashionable attendance, composed mainly of the ...