... WnrfR}'s MRUST: A novel by Alm EDwmw CarlsTew. 3 vols. Third edition. London: Samuel Tins21y. Novel-writing having become as common as novel reading was fifty years ago, it is not surp ...

... 0 Iii LL1LLiLLJ ji 1110 THE SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS.--The Twelfth Winter Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours fully sustains the fame of its members and associates. The ...

... PUBLIC AMUSERM | ,,MONDAY POPULAR CONCH1th' IN LIVERPOOL. Tho first concert Oi the sixth seriat DI lu cc the London - Monday ropular prilg ink place last night, at the Philehrmonnic1 IaI, Ier the dir ...

... I PU.BLIC AMUSEMENTS. I ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Anything from the fertile peu of Mtr, Wilkld Collins almost invariably proves interesting; but when his, literary work takes the form of a dramatic ro ...

... FASHION A-AID VARIEIRETJ X Tar COURT. WVndso;-eAle, Tueday. 'hre Queen and Princess Retiet% tcconauaied by the a-ctess of ~rrfol, drove out yesteray.memaoon. ?? M0sty, vjii lPtinoes9 Louis ofe Hese and Priaces; E:.-cice, drose cut this morning. 2;. e Prince and Princess COtistwair, of esrig lstein dined with the Q2ueen this eveilg ],'inces9 1 ouis of Hesse, attended by Colonel Von WWe v.r fr, ...

... FASHION AND VABIBET. _ THE COURT. Windsor Castle, l'rlday. h, Qneern accomnpanied by Princess toslis of Hlesse and Princess t'end-ik,1 drove out Yesterday afternoon. lk- ,r. Martin bad tbe honour of dining with the Queen aidl poyal fataily in the evening. i-er MJaiestY, 7ith Princess Loluis of Hease and Prineess Bent-ilee' drove out tbins orning. The Altrchioness of Ely wa2 ji attenthdnce. ...

... THE GAIETY. Mr. Hollingshead has prepared a rich dramatic feast for his patrons before Christmas. This week we have had Mr. Phelps as Dr. CcntiveeZ, in ,The Hypocrite, one of the most finished and subtle artistic performances it is possible to conceive, full of quiet, racy humour, and most amusing and effective. Mr. Toole's Mawworm, is likewise a clever, laughable impersonation, and has been ...

... Miss WALLIS, as Juliet, at Theatre Royal, Drury-la~ne. From the Tek'qsapli, December 5th :-Little more than a twelvernosth bas elapsed since Miss Wallis was it debutntase, and withinl that period her progress has been singularly rapid. From the time when an exceedingly effective assumption in Sir Charles Young's play of Mostilman, produced at the Queen's Theatre in September last year, ...

... . ?? 0 ? I . i . 11 Wlltl, X: I 1O(II' i, ?? BOQYS.' ?? il ,il. c- \l:t:utc SdVic. ?? Vi ii'.li I5:, ' no IIi2 icr weiar, oi)wt' .>hi YI' froii lear iiid Fair. ?? ?? ; ll~l lcut~l,; ?? 1. o!r jN:, w-Y - gu t. a I :kly ihtlIe: Stit lil Ic I-e1 , i gnth ur nigbi, Yn thili -i-,f ?? ei ly's delig'ht.. i 'e m 'in onllt ii.A -! 'ell ocl', - i. i i pt ilw ; ti vn . *lll DV- Dot liins. !: e gpifl 'Cd ...

... Kiftratlre4 MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER. (FIRST NOTICE.) C The Art Jownaml No. CXLIV., Now Series, 1)ocember. London: VIRTUE and Co., 294, City-road. ' The qurrent number closes another volume of this splen- did art treasury, and the veteran editor must be congratu- lated upon his success. Dean Howson concludes his inte-v resting papers on the Dee; and Mr. Jewitt continues his notes on Art in the ...

... Christmas is, of course, a very busy time at the Music Halls, anti there is no denying the fact, that such is the liberality and spirit which chasacterise the lanagement of the majority of thelsu, that they run our Theatres very hard in thle racs for inorulerity anti public support. Pantomisno is very wcl ini its way, hut thlere are thousands like their Panto- suissc wstl their puis, and who ...

... LEEDS FAT CATTLE SlOW. A -,4-7Ah At a Ia A I Arrived at that stago when it has come to be recognised as an institution, and one of the gathorings of the season, the Christmas fat cattle show in Leeds, as at York, Bir- mingham, and London, seems but to have to assounee its recusrence to command that attention from stock-breeders to fill its pesls, and that patronage from the public to fill the ...