... YUBI3JO AmOINTS, THE THEATRES, &C. r We should remind our readers that the ergagement of . Mr. C. Mathews at the Gaiety is drawing to a close, and , hiat the time for enjoying the interesting performances of this most nccomplieheo comedian is brief. Dnring the week the theatre has 1 eeu crowded to witness sho repre. lentation of A Gname of Speculation, whersin, as 611r. Afable Hawk, Mr. ...

... ldTERARY MSCELLAMEA. Too L&Ts Pop, EXPLANATrIox.-Lorrd Mark Kerr, vwh distinguished himself at the battle of Fontenoy, was a good but eccentric officer, and a terrible duellist, His iobfs was remarkable. He was a lad of slight, effeini- nato appearance, apparently void of spirit. His father, the Marquis of Lothian, when he brought him to London to join his regiment-the Coldstream Guaids ...

... REVIEWS OF BOOS.e LM IdFE OF CHAisiS DiCayNs, By J. FoR- m Clitpnzan and Hall,-This is the second w~eno of The Uife of Charles Diohens, by Piritaed, Mr. Forster. It comprises the period ?? life from 1842 to 1852. A large pordon of 'ime was spent abroad, for economy's sake; iw, notwithstanding the enormous sale of his weuks, somehow or another he appe rs always t bhave been oppressed by ...