... .ji I: , ; ?? I illE I3E W 1~~~I A BOOK OF THE PLAY, by Dutton Cook (S. Low and Co.).-An age when Fashion again patronises the Stage, when theatres multiply on every side, and London again deigns ...

... MESSRS. METZLER AND Co.-- Princess Toto, a Comic Opera in Three Acts, the words by NV. S. Gilbert, the music by F. Clay, has been already noticed in our theatrical column. With regard to Mr. Clay's ...

... By FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, AUTHOR OF AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLE, A CHARMING FELLOWS ETC, CHAPTER XIII. PEPPIATS' residence in Nelson Place on that same afternoon could not b ...

... THe CORNHILT, MAGAziNE. Londoni Smith, Elder, and Co., 15, Waterloo Place.-The Ootober number of the Cornhill is fascinating. The serial story, Carita, is continued, the youthful heroine develop- ing under the author's hands in a most natural and life- like manner. A paper on Sir Richard Steele is a learned and appreciative sketch of the greatest of essayists. When the Sea was Young is ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEXENT. THE TEiATRES, MTC. 'NOW thet people are beginning to return home from their seaside nnd Continental excursions several of the theatres present a more cheerful appearance than hereto- fore. ichard the Titiro seems to draw fairly at Drury Lane, but Henry the Fifth I at the Quean's has certainly *not proved attractive. Jane Shore fills the Prinesas's nightly, nnd at the ...

... THE NEW CANTERBURY. If the new Canterbury does not become the talk of the town we shall consider that the town is wanting in taste, and has lost its appetite for novelty. But there is not the slightest fear of such a deplorable state of things, for already thousands are speaking of the new Canterbury as one of the sights of the Metropolis. It will be visited by strangers and pilgrims along ...

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... THE LATE AGRICUILTUJRAL SHOW AT A'iTON. A meeting, of the su bscribers to the local fundh, asid of the Local Comisittee for promoting tiso Royal Agricultural SocietY's Show at Aston last sumsmesr, was ...

... ,f The agricultural show at Tregaron, on Wednes- tl t day, vwas the first of the kind which has been held pi a there, and, for a first show, comprising merely T] 1 distr ...

... ,1 '4 MAJOR VANDERMERE, by the author of Ursula's Loe Story, &c. (3 vols.: Hurst and Blackett). -This story can boast of thorough refinement of tone and some very wvell imagined characters, but on ...

... IN a Winter Exhibition of Cabinet Oil Pictures we may be prepared for a large proportion of what are irreverently called pot-boilers. In point of fact, the bulk of ...

... AUTUMN EXHIBITION, FREE | LIBRARY. No. VII. No. 619, Examining a Witch. Charles Cattermole.-This is a very important picture, historically as well as artistically. It carries the mind back to the r ...