... Gij TE RAT U R E. THE MAG.AZINES. ~e reade~rs of the Cornailtlf will bepleased to have le irsinstaelment of& anew novel by BIr. Henry jmehritn'D Xnhiclproftises to be excellent, and James, Vun-, hau ome of the former productions of les ss tchY The description and Signalement that writer. h rn.R .S otiue of Pr sloper are excelln.B.L . otibutesra very useful and interestintg article on David ...

... The Comedy Amateurs gave two performances on Thursday and Friday, 3d and 4th inst., at the Imperial Theatre, in aid of the funds of the Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. We trust the Hospital will derive some substantial aid from their efforts, and if so, it will be from the attendance in the stalls, for in other portions of the house on Thursday night, when we were present, the visitors were ...

... The Richter Concerts have gained in popularity during their progress, and there is no longer any doubt as to the extra- ordinary abilities of the conductor. If any English amateur imagined that his popularity in Germany arose from personal esteem merely, the effect of familiar masterpieces under his britonl have snfficiently proved that it is by sheertalentthat the Viernesse conductor has won ...

... THE NEw NATION, by JOHN MORRtS, is one of the most remarkable books We have met with for many years, but whether there will be found either a reader or critic courageous enough to follow the author's advice and go straight through is more than we can decide. Five enormous volumes of five or six hundred closely printed pages each make a formidable production to put before busy men in times ...

... [ 1'/t f tal ap acd 7 in outr TL-%VN EiiriOr of Lat Week.] IBR MAJESTY'S THEATRE. to tihe lamncited death of Bldlle. Titiens it was feared *tt ]ucthevleljs f1'tdcltio usight be but rarely heard at Her il, 15 ?? hut happily the grandeur and originality of Work tem ts Dnew' aspirants to endeavour to represent the ia character which has taxed the powers of Madame b L-jejDjevrient, and later ...

... i CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIC JOURNALS, (From Punch.) WITH NOT FAITH ENOUGH TO SWEAR BY.-Mr. Brad- laugh. ADVICE GRATIS. ( A. 6crsl Billy ine for Stranded Jaonagers.J Jatks and Jills Won't fill your tills, However much you vapoar. So take it down, And save the town From floods of useless paper. CAPITAL PUNISIT)TENT (not likely to be abolished whatever Mr. Bright may ?? in worthless sec trities. ...

... THE LONDON MUSIO HALLS. THE ROYAL. The popularity of this Hall appears to be rapidly growing. On Wednesday evening, when we were present, we found all parts of the auditorium well filled, the occupants of the bal- cony being peculiarly demonstrative, and leaving no doubt in the minds of any who beard them as to their appreciation of the many good things placed before them. This pleasant state ...