... - ?? HANDEL'S HERCULES. in i The directors of these concerts deserve great Th praise for their spirited enterprise in being the om first to revive one of Handel's great works, It Th . is .amost incredible that ltho sacred drama or an( oratorio H ercules (the composer himself gave cat it both names), which contains innumerable tor beauties; should have remained a sealed book in bei .Great ...

... THE PROPOSED IRISH NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND AWLT. A communication h.s been received in Dublin is h0 D the Government on the subject of the pro. S posed establishment of a National Museum of V &CIence and Art for Ireland. It contains a aug. Restiou that the Royal Agricultural Society of tl 4oelaud should amalgatmae with the agricultural d department of the Dublin Society. In that event fc ...

... - THE THEA TIRES. THE ROYAL-~AFTER D K. one r- Mr Boucicault is seen 7)at his beti irms dina like 1The Shaughraurn. He. is ounch 'less disq in happy in pieces like Aftet Dark; a Tale of& le 5f London Life,1 which was produced on nwia Dr Monday, rind Was repeated last night with a fair amount of success. The mathrial of the tr g, work is' 'common, and for the rniost part commion- 'deal ar ...

... ?? ORRATOOs ThOM ANTIPHON s;oy To IS&US, . odens Of time have determined that fTh, sel 5 5 ?? Greek oraory must always m us dy if Athenian oratory atory. t e le ...

... TEE Eglp; 1107JNt OF SCIENCIFVIC j. zTIUMLINTS. LUNLO';DON CORaEnONDNT.) if 1 3ico of all the e:forts of the commnittee, re ritsflt.U1i ci s vicnidc instruments and ea was cot opened on 6aturday, .A irilly :;zsnounccd. The delay in of the ab ects promised by foreign ul . the dinicalties in arranging the gal- ot ioroapr d splay of the interest of ---ens promised, have been far t thlan, was ...