... P11L10 AMUSEMENTS, &c. | toral Alexandra Theatre.-Our 23oys. Prince of wales Thcatre.-Mary's Secret; Betsy. juvyal Ajnphithe4.tre.-Tom Noiddys Secret; a Buncb of Berries. BIotuida Theatre.-State Sccrets; Ail that Glitters is not Gold. Cewv Star music uall.-miscellfneous entertinment St Jurmes s IHall.-1ague's 2instrels. Queep's Operetta ?? World We live In- Saunders's Theatre, of Varieties, ...

... PU3LJIC A MUSEMENTS, &c. Roal Alexandra Thestre.-Navs.l Cadets. -Prince of Wales Theatre--Csratoh end Toothpick; Cruel Cannon. R, Yal Arnphitheatre.-Delicate Ground; On the jury. Lojunda Theztrc.-Varried auid Buried; a Bird in the -ited is ?? orth Tvwo in the Bush. Queen's Operetta HIouse.-Amnerican Dysteries and Muictul Marcels. New Star Music Hall -Miscellaneous entertainment. ;aunders's ...

... PUBIIC LMUSEMENTS, &o. JToyal Alexandra Theatre.-N asoa Cadets. Wrince on WallesTheatre.-CrUt-1 ands Toothpick; (b'eI Carmen. 2ioyal Amphitheatre.-Peep o' Day. Lotunda Theatre.-Married and Buried; a Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in tbe Bush. St. George's Hall.-Organ Recital by Mr. W. T. Beat. Korninug and Evening. lecture Hall, Mount-pleasnt.--ouctrt by Pupils of Zer. James il Monk. Aftervosos ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMES. ALEXANDRA THEATRE. I do not mean to say that Mdlle. Bernhardthat banished the remembrance of Desclee, for between two interpretations absolutely di tierent and equnally perfect one should have no choices or -treferences. The manner of exciting emotion bas Clansed, but the emotion has been the same-and that emotion profound, staoeard of, unbelevable. At the foussls act there ...

... I,:- -LLC ?? &c. axes ?? Aox. tldr. Thcitlrr.-½1P Vot ?? 1inoke. lr AeU ?? 1'*t.ULe ->ary^-teclt; Itaoiy. 3 ?? ell-lo e ?? 10 e Bflles ,f the, ,ii'o. I i ?? j. 4:1 'i ?? ?? ! i. ?? i ?? jL drvi. Puli : o3^u-'se( :l icl;2lz. Xrlz ~ : on ?? :, 'il . i¶']tsei~t~ilt ti~~e ½ ii Vt ito in. Mo tinad ?? ii Yarlt' 4ia, P.rad;o't.o' .co . i ?? i 't .i [. ' ar'. r ?? r- n r i::! ?? , ,z ?? _ sxi,i; ...

... - PUBIC AMUSSEEMENTS, &c. Royal Alexandra Theatre.-Madame Angot. 1irince of Wales Theatre.-Withered Ieaves; the Great Divorce Case. Rloyal Aimphitheatre.-Lucia di Lammermoor. Rlotunda Theatre.-tiinard the Thlrd. Queen's Operetta House. - American Mysteries and Musical NlariIs. Xvew Star Music Itall.-Miscellaineouis entertainment. S-unders's Theatre of Varieties, Paradise-street. liachange Art ...

... IEX MITON OF THE LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS. ROYAL IN-STITUTION, COLQJITTI'-STREET. No IV. No. 231, The Departure. Miss B. Zell.-It is astonishing what a number of trilling scenes in life, in domestic circles, in nature, in circumstanecs which appear to the general world of no interest, unnotda'ble, when they get into the Lands of an I artist who can analyse them, become ...

... - LITERARY -OTICEB. ?? I fZ114 uJ'L4?Z i May ,arr a ]Litdn#. By Mercy Grogan. tonuon: Casset Petter, Galpin, \nd-Co.' At a tine when the industrial employment of women is inaressi~lgiy and most properly Angaging public attention, this unpretending but realy serviceab'e little volume deserves a uarm ealcole. It is brimful of information, *conveyed in the shortest possible compass, and is ...

... CHRTPIES AIART-EL.~CAAR )IACE-,' - - - In - 'Afonig Furope's fasnons champions one great form, Bright morning star of order, faith, and perce, Emerging fromn her skies of cloud and steno, A'ttacts my spirit's eye, beyond cousparisons With a1l Time's gorgeous gallery since old Greece Made glorious Marathon and Salamis. 'Tis thine God-choseit Charles, from out A astrags.a Fighting thy seven ...

... LI TRARY NOTICE. I~~~ ~~ _ _ _ _ _ Around fe World wa General Grant B1y John Russell (oung. Two vols. ew York: Subscription Book Department, the Anerican Sews Company. London: The Interrnationai News Company. These two sumptuous volumes, which are sold only by subscription in 20 parts, present a narratie of the visit of General U. S. Grant, ?? of the United States, to various countries in ...

... -= - =- - -= - PUBL ~Tn~ ,~lc2N, -ac. l oval AlexanOdrA Th;,Wtre.-'NaVaI 0&(16 tf. l'riaccc; 'it n'otc.s ?? axed iuvpiac'a; Cruel Ca; ;ulen. . it 'yat Atttuhtaitheatre.-flc'c Ground; Ou thie Jury. let.i: wed x:hwalc.-Mia: rin and u-ried; a Bird in the' t.xrnd i' tW orth T 'to in t'1 r . ~ueen's Operetta flees.. - American Mysteries and ii m:uslical M..cselo. New Sa Music ?? eitertainiment. Bt ...

... I ROYAL ACADEMY EXIIBITIOON. (Ereos a Cbrrespoan't) Although we have certainly had greater and more striking exhibitions of the Royal Academy than that of this year, it presents us with a vivid itlus- tration of many of our national characteristics, and is altogether a collection of much merit. Mr. Millais has no fewer than six paintings, of which the portrait of Mr. Bright is preeminent in ...