... :d.uCUTs T Bof rE COMIaC SOURsAM, .':O60P SEriPT:--Jean rm atrald, *de~ a' l'va ?? ~ ielady, Itlln requre to-leae Iyou-.ady: Why -eames: W{,ell, me lady, I caNDt , 'O wth meter's enokasms ?? poordpealeanted lr'.erger. : - m ilt e M aioM roat Donlsygoo tor.IDioe.- What ls theadifforenc, 'between. ^ eosd. and. tit falr. occc pantbt., boot: tho dlff ecebe~ween ?? Pmd ff uOt.o'-OWI voe 1 *4 LODD ...

... D-R II TIES D RAM A IN PARIS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, THURSDAY NIGHT.-The GYmSASE THEATRE-the home of modern French comedy-has added another to its long list of successes by the production of a new four-act piece, by the well- known playwright I'heodore Barrihre, entitled Lua Comtesse de Someoerive. The collaborateuarof theaccomplished author on this occasion is his future mother ...

... Mr. OHARLES DILLON as Coriolanus.' (From The Leeds Express, March 19 h1) CohcoLAIrTs ATTrIE THPAtReKRLoYAL.-We have not spaco tonotive at the lncghI it deserves hieproduarion of one of Shaelcp rrc's fills tragedies, but thall simply conteet ourselves fir the pre~cen with informing our readers that Mr Dilloll's imipesonoadou of DI' lse illtugt Roman completely took the audience by storm. III ...

... TEE LONDON THEATRES. continued prosperity attends the principal places of druaatic amnusement in the Metropolis, and no novelty seems inimediately required. 'The second morning per- foriitaiice of Pyjpy alioi and Gkalatea will take place a' the iI AYMAjlCREI this day (Saturday), when Mr. Kendal will also appear as Horatio Craven, in Leman Rede's par-ing farce of H1is FIrst (Ysamjaogne. iHilda, ...

... LO, (ubO~n OCR OWNI OORRUIONtDIWTS.) ABERbDEEN. ahtt oyakt&.'LmeeeD Mr E. Piles; Acting-Manager, Mr Ilrr. ?? all who have netted ties Theatre daring last week and ?? the playing of Vownee' Comedy Company in It 'bertoon'e ?? highly delighted wae nightly evident from ?? Cscl05 an laughter-. With such a strong and exeelleni TCU~Cie~~eat o sy whether Miss Faniny Beocegh, Miss Bruntsn, )~ii Bi~ob ...

... HER XAT3ETY'S,,OPE RA.TAr MaiestY's Monday was the first extra night of the season at Tec .ai ?? Opera, and emi; ide was the opera perfor'ed. This is qui achievement of the Maplesonian coli anpY the contingent of artist emplyedin Bssii~e astrpiece being fully equal to their several teirpcoyeti Ros uhesini' itoise tosn h .i on el. Dof th duties. The character of the Babylonian Queen Is one ...

... IA 1, ,S ELLA% .ZUidxo.-A bvight old i on Rfieah green ilae- 'hAte hauses nestling in tlic udst of4gree. trees; quaint stieets, arcades, aad mopnress:;grim mbsters looking down on shop and stsl;'wide' qua an bridges, piers and water mills; old canvents, wal'l, an towera; new ool- leg'e)- hotels, andy'ilwty.linesJ thereosrds aa thousand yeirs, the fasiols'of *.phesisg.d: n clsrot of Charles the ...

... t I REV= OF BOOKS. INDUSTRIAL AND lHIousI om TAL28. _By ELIZ rITARD. -This 'wellN~pzited, handy+-. hilling wolame conthins t'ree -tlea- by IYse Meteyard- 'John Aahpore, The Glaes of Gin, and Mrs. Dumple's Cooklng School-all thoroughly do- sneatic stories. The second Is certainly the most sensational, and pexhap the mQlk. interesting of the three. It telle us how two yaf-ng girl, A&6 ...

... An Interesting Performance at Richmend (Surrey). HER MAJESTY's TiIEATRIO.- A performance of more than ordinary interest took place on Friday, the 19th inst., and we will venture to say that the Theatre never looked so well or has been so graced. The entertainment was in aid of the funds of the Albert Edward Memorial Hospital (one of the blocks of the Royal Hospital for Consumptioti, Ventnor, ...

... AMERICAN THEA TRIALS. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND1MT.) NEW YORK, APRIL 8.-At the ACADEMY OF MUSIC last Monday the Parepa-Rosa Italian Opera comnany commenced a twelve nights' engagement, when B Trovawtre was performed before a large and fashionable audience, wibth Herr Wachitel as Manrico, Mr. Santley as Count di Luna, Madame Parepa-Rosa as Leonora, and Miss Adelaide Phillips as Azucena. With ...

... KUSVIO-NALTA VAWCI2G.~ n the Ceurt od CoR moa Plea has bn - etried a ease, Young v. Nugent. This was an aetion against the pro. pxietor of the Cambridge Musio hall Qo~amercial.street, Shorediteh, to recover a cenalty of 1001., upon the ground thallhe, beinglioensed for musle only, ad unlawfully permitted dancing to take place. Robart Franois Young, the plaintiff, was called, and he said , I ...

... - - . -- I* - , ~ ~ hn riahfi Faust was repeated on Monday, one of the many extra nigua with which Mr. GY8 is tempting the lovers of opera. Madame Pauline Lucca appeared as the heroine for the first time this season, and never exercised a more absolute sway over the feelings of her bearers. It is not easy to define which is her best character, but her Margherita has many beauties that are not ...