... the various professions to which amateurs attach themselves. The amateurs of rowing, racing, and cricketing are dignified by the name of gentlemen. An amateur physician is called a quack, an amateur soldier a franc-tireur, or, in extreme cases, a brigand ...

... subjects, touched upon amateur actors, and justly remarked, For this result I cannot help thinking the actors themselves are a little to blame, because of the support they have accorded to those amateur performances. We were all amateurs at one time ; and ...

... | Amateurs at the Cabinet. I} 1A_ _ -_t I . - .. On Monday night Samuel and Emily Levettez appeared as the Wandering Boys, in the drama of that name; and gave their duo- logue csled Sareice as a termination to the evening's entertain- ment. We have had ...

... THE AMATEUR POACHER. XIII.- OBY. O1NE dark night, as I was walking on a lonely road, I kicked against something, and but just saved myself from a fall. It was an intoxicated man lying at full length. As a rule, it is best to let such people alone; but ...

... AMATEURS IN PETTICOATS. We mulst confess our utter ignorance of the locality which boasts St. John's Institute, and ain equally culpable want of knowledge respecting the objects of that establishment. After the experience of Monday evening, however ...

... AMATEUR DIPLOMACY. IT is worth noting that the two most important embassies at this moment -namely, those at St. Petersburg'and Constantinople-are filled by amateur diplomatists. Lord Dufferin and Mr. Goschen are both men of con- spicuous ability, and ...

... the kisutd friends in front. ?? piece chosen for retreseentation was C(age, a plav I.i .vj seems to be in tigh favour with amateurs juist i o. Nv Tte actilg was curiously uneven. Tite first act wi, ...

... I ~~838OM UD1TZI6 BPMLISIMD ON SUTUDATY MOMI~T ::I I IN TDzME FOR .e :. ?? -.II . LLOYD'S W,81EEKLY LOND0,ON N~~EWSPATER. AMATEUR AMBASSAD.- I : I 1 AN[iTH5 AMBASSADORS. ,A frvd young rolaim onee' travellied io Con. ptantiigple to endeavour to win the ...

... THE AMATEUR POACHER. XIII.- OBY. ONE dark night, as I was walking on a lonely road, I kicked against something, and but just saved myself from a fall. It was an intoxicated man lying at full length. As a rule, it is best to let such people alone; but ...

... careful study then devolves upon those included in the east. And here we would forbid the average amateur to appear in two parts on the same evening. The amateur brain is not Herculean, nor better than other people's, for boing able to do more than one thing ...

... admitted. I shall not attempt to extol amateur performances, nor shall I attempt to disagree with your correspondent's csiticisns of the particular performance alluded to. I am even ready to assume that amateurs are invariably devoid of talent, and that ...

... THE AMATEUR .PANTOMIME. Her Majesty hais retained a box for the for thcom- ing amateur pantomime, and bas also been pleased to take the charity for the establishmont of which the performance will be given under her special patronage. The objects of the ...