... . a GEMS OF THOUGHT. KNsoWLroOn.-Avail yourself of all your knowledge without making a display of it. That machinery works best that is hidden from view. WRoes-DOING.-TOO Reany persons are far less-ashamed of having done wrong than of being found out. HURRY AND CUNNING} are the two apprentices of despatch and skill; but neither of them over learned their master's trade. TnovsLES.-A person is ...

... I F-AHIONS FOR APRB. (J}oe L! loUu.) The fashlons of this saoso win, we think, he much adnilred by all whose artulate taste and just appreoiatior of the qualities oentulg til 616ganoo render their opi ...

... ALEXANDRA THEATRE. On Monday night Mr. F. Wilkinson. the courteous treasurer and manager of the Alemandra, Tneatre, took his besefit, ahen ho warn favoured with a large atterdance, ...

... FR~INCE'S THEATRE.I Long-promised, oft-deferred Girofl.-Girofla was pro- duced at the Prince's Theatre on Monday night with an efficient cast and an excellent chorus. Thanks to the unwearying energy of the new musical conductor, Mr. F. Stanislaus, the piece had been carefully rehearsed, and went with a smoothness that left little to be desired. The libretto, which has been judiciously toned ...

... Por].TRY. | IiTTLAE CHILIDREN. 1 tbinik the stars are fair, Far in the deep blue air; And flowers are'surely sweet That conie the spring to greet. And birds are dear I know, The streams are clear that flow And field and forest bright As suaioer shines in light. But 0, the children fair, Than stars to mce are raro; And sweeter than the flowers And birds in sumoer bowers. And stream, and field, ...