... FASHIONS FOR DECEM3E1R. Thle diversity that is to ~be seen in fashionable toilottes this, winter is something linparalleled ; never was titers gre-ater choice, yet we erra bound to confess that amidst thlis enithors (IC r'ey/eassa, there aire sensle stylcs wh'lich are antigbut graceful. 110 sever, with good. tasto for her guide, alady lies no difficulty in avoiding the adoptionl of thait ...

... LE NOZZE DI FIGARO. After many doubtful, end udn a few unequivocal)y losing e nerisnonts, Italian opera' t'ppeais to have- fairly taki oot amnong us at' last, and' in due, tinle, no doubt; will bring forth good fruit both for the public who support ard the enterprising manager who purveys the costly rarity. As yet, 'the pecuniary. results of such entertainments in Birmingham cannot be very ...

... THE.AT'RE ROYAL. IL TROVATORE. A newv interest was imparted to a somewhat trite, not to say hackneyed selection,.laet night, by the appearance of two new vocal candidates IOr favour in Verdi's melo- lratfatic and tuneful opera, 'l Trovatore. The famili- arity of the work, which, in the twenty-four years that have ?? its first production at Rome, has been, perhaps, oftenor performned than any ...