... S. ?? ( G \AP I . V A1.9aqtie, ttv John Grav, proilticed at the WVeat Theatre, Albert Hall, on Tuesdax, April 17th, 1594. Daphntis ?? Mr, co,)~i D, F br Litiot -is ?? MAY' Jolmist 10 An intat tt ?? ?? IN MARIOhN DOLItY i Zeli sui3 ?? liss DOROTHY IYII. tile] Mr John Gray is a ts pe of a dii-,ctinct cls igowh gt pectuliar to this end Of thle century the ?? oll IIWC ito igite Mr Gray to be a ...

... TlHE RE'l URN OF SPRINGC. Now ncwborn ?? cveso -in [Poeia eu~t to s'e if X\':11 er eC al~l' Cinl, Thenl frolic forth, dc~gl i1tcd wvith ith~ir seei:z And call onl larchi to 1_ Id, ni to Il' W\Vinnowit'i thle etlher ?? S waveriig'- w ilgD Wereto attzined, inrcvtxi 'Mi ccll I'iril 5-o the air, that bi- e:m onle x,t And unsull. son-g the sclul (Aefr And n-.eit it is, dicar frijrcl, CtY u xi)w a ...

... FA;Sh1ION A4 D VARIETLEPS. AURRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Lady M'Howbray arrived at Kingstovn yesterday from Engllad. Sir Richard Sanskey arrived at Kings- town yesterday from England. fiight Hon Alderman Meade anad Mrs Heaid arrived at Kingstown yerterday from Enlanud. Lieutenant-Colonel Nugent arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Capt O'MUeagh'er arrived at Iingsttown yesterday from ...

... MIss ROSE NoooREYS is, we regret to hear, lying in Charing-cross Hospital. It is sad indeed to find a young actress who commenced Ier career so brilliantly reduced to take advantage of the medical care provided by charity. We trust that Miss Norreys will soon be able to leave the hospital, and will reappear on those boards of which she has been so bright an ornament, Mn HeGH DOes-INGTOX, who ...

... AI\1-USiE2vIETS IN BRISTOL. 1 ]I r lwit tl f (ICC ACIIOl iN . I I, 1 t LI tl.2.If TitF1-4, rio'll I i.to2r2 1\r I1. h ti and.- A1 tNC ! 1',t I CII'tm Ill I icae Ut du?,l la . ?? jin 2II (Lid M\1-n,'atE h,,- ALL- Uiciiurd EA~f-ot s comluziv~il. . -. Je'IIIt, Til lors > 1.C a i- ...

... 2W USLC. Isa rb IlkEtu t iguecl by d1c. Etms-li ie- iRissell, tse iflcrstlr4, satl di~iir hesteil ::t Ira Oryrtet l?;:lssvs as , 'atutirdy afternoon, it stay esmrlrnsscir 'thy Rilo tire- ,(Lririist:Oel' thu is I'twi\o (eOaCitSii Si) s rly ~ricies(lil:bhle tlieo-eflieMr. llusneltl~el cosaiscris given iiicat caselLCl; iU LenOU(sJ si day us ties previtiral1-. 'thu ilenetbvess oniteirt hirE, ...

... P -,?ilttii lipfilig FfOgnr SPRING sunshine brings out new hats and bonnets as pro- fusely as the 1eave; on the trees. The flowers that bloon in the spring blossom gaily on our headgear, and the osprey waves in company, despite the protests of the tender-hearted. A fashion- able hat Inmu1st be either TOQUTE-CAPOTE very large or very small .-there is no medium course-and the toque is as ...

... THE PARISH COUNCILS ACT. The Parish and District Councils Act will come into operation in November next, and in the mean- while the local governing bodies to be superseded continue in office. There is, however, much to be done in the transition pdriod, and for this the exist- ing authorities are responsible, the work of prepara- tion devolving upon the overseers, boards of guardians, and ...

... FASHION AND VARITIES. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. I William O'Brien, M P, has arrived at I Kingstown from England. Denis Eilbrido, DI P, has arrived at E Kingstown from England. r h1 A 'Donneli 3, P. has arrived at Kingsaown from England. ( Captain Little has arrived at Kingstown 1 from England. jasper Tully, M P. has arrived at Kinga- e town from England. W Kenny, Q C, 3 P. hwo arrived at ...

... See the soldiers marching on tire great a;aie tichre, Hlear the nierrv niusic of fiters and of ?? r, File on tile of bayorkcts, red coats everyvwhere IlaIf an hour elapses, rot a man has stayed tirc.e All the ground is taken by bla'k-coated new ?? Only just a puff oF (lust to,, slow you whos ?? a Ili, C. i nimy !Soul's dominion, wlihen you chose to ?? e Dwelt a host of hopes and joys and ...

... | s NEW BOOKS. HrsTOr.Y ASD BIousReAsr.- Life of General Sir Hope Grant, with Seleetions from his Car- rcspondence. By Henry Knollys, Caloncl urv- al Artillcry. Two vols. (B1l3.kwrod.i- Memnirs of Chncellor Pasquicr. -Vol. 11. (1812-1S14X Edittd by Duc ?? Pasquier. Translated by Charlks F. Reche. (Fisher Unwin.)- Scottish Gypsies unde' the Stewarts. By David Macritchie. l)a'id Douglas.)- ...

... I ht (F1rroM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) o I London, Sunday Night. re The reappearance in Faust at the Lyceum rd last night of Mr Irving was made the occasion o of a popular demonstration, mere enthusiastic 1a perhaps, than even cur great actor-manager has v- ever before experienced. After his return from a his visit to the United States MIr Irving had, it lt may be remembered, to refer in his ...