... own door. His Grace ?? Dulke of Haamilton, on his ar- rival here lately, went to kiss tlre Pope's foot. Tie holy father, on rising from his seat, found a gift of tivelve thonsand scadi lying at his feet. His Grace attended at all the holy offices performed ...

... and Countess BernstorfF came down to Windsor and paid their respects to tile Crown Princess of Prus- sia (Princess Royal). EASTER SUNDAY.-The Queen and Prince Con- sort, the Prince of Wales, the Crown Princess of Prussia (Princess Royal), the Princess ...

... Wilderness, near Sevenoaks, for the Easter holidays. The Earl and Countess Spencer are entertaining a large party at Althorpe during the Northampton races. Lord and Lady Willoughby D'Ereshy intend to pass the Easter recess at Grimsthorpe. There is no ...

... smoothing down' my pillows, anld adjusti g my draperies. The last scene is too good. not to lie diven verbatim:- ROMEO_ - Rise, rise, my Juliet, And from this cave of death, this house of horror, Quick let me snatch thee to thy Romeo's arms. Here he pounced ...

... MUSICAL AD DRAMATIC GossiP. [WPMvBa IVOR 5A f1U B5nA vN1WS-.rri].- 0r the Easter productions Madam. Favart, at the Strand, has bee3,the nmost iuqessful. Leo Dragpns de Villars, .at the Folly, comes 'nzext' in publioc favour; while Ellen, at the ...

... attendance, was very poor. The character of tho weather has given rise to the re- newal of a suggestion made some years ago, that th. date for the holding of the Show sliould not be fixed for Easter, which is a moveabie fe.at, and which this year occurs at a ...

... Marquis and 1Marchioness of Stafford and their youthful family have left Hamilton Place for Lilleshall, Shropshire, until after Easter. The Earl and Countess of Desart were to leave Lon- don on Wednesday, on a visit to Lord and Lady Mlary Brackley, at Binwvood ...

... FASHION. THE COURT. Owing to the lateness of Easter this year and other CauLscs, there is no doubt that the Court will pay a visit to Osborne before the usual ?? Joarnal, No day has yet been fixed upon for the first Drawing Room, but it is expected to ...

... m, P., arrived in London on Monday, en route for Castle Bernard, Bandon. The noble lord has paiend oil' lintil after the Easter recess with the Right Honourable D. Pigot. The King of Sardinia has ordered fifty thounand livres to be appropriated for erecting ...

... cthe tra -ii ?? The Lc idon I- rnaseagers in uuiny tiuitae J-dll tempt, fortune n ott Ewa?er Saturday instead of Easter Monday. An Easter Mona auaenedaeb -n t Ui&euc, a t errible ordeal to face i all Loandi hasn behn out th at holiday c ud a ; east t ...

... assured, consented to cnduct the new military commission, to which the suc- cess the late motion of Lord G. Lennox has given rise., and which, thanks to the perseverance of his lordship, vill be nomitiated very shortly. One officer from each of the corps ...

... in painting some of the most terrible incidents of the campaiga in which be took part. We have received some specimens of Easter cards from Messrs. Marcus Ward & Co., which show progress in ingenuity and colouring, even as corn. pared with those upon ...