... LJPERATU1?E. The 2caake)rs' Handbook of thle Bible. By JOSmEPH PFLLIBz ANK, M.A. London: T Lonliaus. Green, and Co, When it is stated that this book is dedicated to C(anon Lightfoot, of St. Paul's, in ...

... MADAME, by Frank Lee Benedict, author of St. Simon's Niece, &c. (3 vole.: Samuel Tinsley).-We are afraid that Mr. Benedict-whose characteristics point him out as evidently one of those good Amer ...

... ClJEVEDEN, by Stephen Vorke, author of Tales of the North Riding, &c. (2 vols., I. S. King and Co.).-There is a breesy freshness about the earlier chapters of this story Xhich renders them absolut ...

... BY FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, AUTHOR OF AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLE, A CHARMING FELLOW, ETC. CHAPTER I. IR RUPERT LOWRY was dead. When the news of his death became known to the ...

... PRINCE OF WALES THE.ATRE. The grand revival at the Alexandra Theatre furnished a subject for burlesque at the little house last evening, when Win. Brough's cleverly ,written bur ...

... IVALE OF CONWAY AGIUCUL- TURAL SHOW. The sixth annual show of the Vale of Couway Agricultural Society took place at Llanrwst yester- day. Throughout the district the show has always been associated wi ...

... co ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Id Last evening, the celebrated Irish drama The fo Shanghraun, by D. Boucicault, which created quite a sensation in London, was produced at the m' Amphithea ...

... OPENING OF TIWJfl PHILADELPHIA UIZUTEf MAIL EXHIBITION. PHILADELPHIA, lAY 9, EvNIxa. Tho city io crowded. The Emperor of Brazil, PLtksident Grant, the members of the Cabinet, the judaies of the differ ...

... PUBELIC AM-GS-NTS. W)YAL AFiLEX??DRA THEEITrR. A season of Italian opera, exnding to^ niaa aightS, undae the alilliul gen'eralship of M5r. ?? e- son, was ceomenced :ast evening, at th3 }:lEval LAlexan ...

... MASONIC BAJLIN HULL., One of the most important and. agreeable rgunwns which it is the lot of Hull people annually to enjoy is the ball given in aid of the Masonic and local charities, under the auspices of the Humber Lodge, No. 57. Each succeeding Worshipful Master seems to be animated with a determinastion, if possible, 'to surpass the efforts of those who, have gone before; and, brilliant ...

... BIIDLINGTON AGRICULTURAL SHOW. 1. _ I The Bridlington Agricultural Society held their forty-first annual exhibition on Wednesday, in a field belonging to Mr. Medforth, at the south-west end of the old town. The weather was very unfavourable during the early part of the day, a drizzling rain falling at intervals, and the attendance of visitors was small until afternoon. Towards noon there was a ...

... ROYAL AGRITCULTURAL SHOW AT ASTON. Saturday was tho first of the shilling days, and, as was anticipated, there vas an. immense attendance of visitors, who for the most part belonged to the working cla ...