... ROYALTY-IMISS LYDIA THOMPSON t AND COMPANY. Such a merry piece of recklessness as the v Kenilworth burlesque is perhaps the very best C thing that a manager could put forward at a fl time when popular favour has so vary strong at- tractions held out to it elsewhere ; and bur- d lesque will surely have lost much of its charm e wvhen the Yolatile Leicester and Varney and his U villanies have ...

... GLA SGOW INTERNNATIONAL EXHIBITION. TiE VISITORS-A COMPARISON WITH t MANCHESTER. Ic There was again a large attendance at the 'c Znt.ernational Exhibition yesterday It is yet E too early for those organised excursions which wnay be expected almost daily as the seasona advances, but a goodly reoresentation of visitors I a from a distauce were to be met in the various 13 courts aud sections. The ...

... uLASGOW INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONT. -i t IALF-DROWN DAY-LYBI0AL C?0IC-RT IN tt THE CIRAND HALL.IT ic was exected that the half-crown charged for admniission to the Exhibition yesterday would lhave bad a prejediclal elect on the attendanee, w bu the result was very much better than was ec S-jsicipated. Although there was a fair number B i ,,stors during the day they bore a very small at pr@1 ...

... MUSMTO 1ANYDTlE DRA)XMi Ig(FROM OUR~ OWN CORRESPONDTENT, ?? I LONDox, Sunday Nigtt. f MIr Augustus Hlarris last night conclpded y his first week at the Royal Italian Opera, and a MadameAihbini made her re-entrde as 3farg7ue74if s in Faust. Madame Trebelli was dnce s more the Siebel of Signor Del Peento, the [I Valentitne. Bet the cast was otherwise not a very strong one, as the new tenor, ...

... From Mr D. H. Edwards, Advertiser Office, Brechin, we have received -Home and other Poems and Songs by Gilbert Clark, M.A., with introductior by D. H. Edwards, editor of P1 Modern Scotch Poets, &c.-Messrs Chapman to & Ball, Limited,have published The Principles S of Agricultural Practice as an Instructiotial Subject, by Mr John Wrightsonl, ?? &c., ai Professor of Agriculture in the ...

... LITEBATiTlE. FOTES ONY IVE1 BDOOS. Alessrs Swan Sonnenschein, Lowrey & Co. 'have ipuoilishea The Science of Religion, be Emile Burauouf, translated by Julie Licbe, with j * preface. by E. J. IRapson. - Messrs j Tegan Paul, Trench &, Co., have published, is one of the International Scientific Series, The Origin of Floral Structure throlull Insect end other Agencies,' by tile Rev. George ...

... ,i ..ASGOWV INTERNATIONAL E lIBITON. 22. azzendafle at the Exhibition continues ojx.ricully good, considering the weather, ?? the past dayortwohasbeendecidedly -eY stcrday no fewer than 27,88-4 2-s°i passed the turnstiles, this nun- ..t 1iuding 3521 attendants, and comparing with 32,674 last Friday, all things considered, is still 5mJ'' it perhaps any but the most sanguine I i; s ureicted a ...

... GLASGOW JI\TFNA £,XHIBITUION. 'Tie ?? weat-her which prevailed yes- tt y:: ea> te Wgroutids Of thre Exhibition to rA ., r lm'tely ceesrted during the early I ., the day, althoah i the dere rdarce NV-; nat so nercentible inside the At noon not half-a-dozen persons eo be seen along the whole length of the Isc wevi' leading from the front entrance to ex s ?? of the building. The open-air t * ...

... GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL EXI{IBITION, THEI ROYAL BUNGALOW. SATURDAY AT THE EXUIBITION. r I Notwvithistanding the chkaracter of thieweathier n, thep attendance at the Exhibition on Satarday at was, well onl to 50,000. The mioot casual oheer- Ivation mrust nave satisfled! anyone acquainted. t) wvith the city that not a few of the faces were Si ~newto Glasgow. Tarre were, in fact, in addi- tion tie ...

... At SGOV I TERN TIO'IAL EXHIBITION. t , c)elg5 in tihe we~ather took place yeater. ja;, the ?? of bright sunshiny days ?? 2jrj;laced since the opeuing of the Exhibition 1, oeng broken by rain. Showers fell at frequent i c --erral ; til well on in the afternoon. Thec apparent on the attendance - e earlier honrr the grounds wear- c esertd loolk. in the afternoon, t a lard ~uln'oer of persons ...