... nostrils as to come ex- actly between the poor animal's eyes. It is believed that the mouse has been domesticated there since Hallowe'en, as the pig was three days, at that time, without taking meat, and ever since unwell. The truth of this statement may be ...

... the lapse of 200 years, the ancient custom is preserved as 8 if it were of yesterday. The superstitions of May-eve and a Halloween are still practised, and not one of the ceremoniesI in Burns' poem isneglected, thoughtheir origin is unknown. The names ...

... Farren. Conopton, and Puckstone Mmrs. C. lathes-s.-OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND. Mr. O. Mathevws; bMrm. E. Fitzwillianm.-And HALLOWE'EN. ?11 I N U ;SA Tuis Evmtiso. TUE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Mr. C. Rean.- And A MIDSUMMER NIGfi'S DIIREAM.-Cosnmeacceat7. ADELPH-I ...

... Mrs. T. OFbe, Farn s1pe.ediloeo Mrs. C. tiathees.-OUT OF ;S 'ltll' OUTi OF MlNl). Mdr. C Mathews; rs. E. Fitzwllial.-and HALLOWE'EN. PR INCESiis. THIsn EAou'is, TlE CORtSIUsANBROTHERS, Mr. C. Rean.- And A M1DSUXMER NIGHTIS DltEAM._t;Uwne~uoc;L . ADULPTU ...

... 5dathews, Farren, Counpton, nd iZuckstone; Mrs. C. Nlathee.--OUT OF Si 01,' OILED. Mr. C. 3bthews; Mxs' E. Fitzw'illiasn.-And HALLOWE-EN. PRINEOVS'S. 'FS Evasna., THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Mr. C. Norm.- Aap MIDSUMM3ER NIGHT'S DREAM.-vownatancevA ?? ADELPHL. Tirs ...

... mathew., I'rren. Ceompon. nd I uokstone Mrs. C. l1wbes .-OUT Ob SIGlT OCT 0b HiSD. 4r. C. M5atbews; Mrs. E. Sjtzwdliim.-AarI HALLOWEEN. 9RINCF.55N' TnM EVENrIrG. TrdE CORSICO .N BROTHILRS. Mr. C. hean.- AnD A MIDS:UILIER INIGH U'S DREAM.-.osemenceat T. ADELPIt ...

... HAPPIEST PAY OF MY LtFE!.-THU flONTi;YS~kD i,5OTI:0o0. .nr. and Mrm. C. iastbew-OUT OF .ilGIT OUT OF MIND. Mr. C Matthews.-And HALLOWE'EN. STRAND. TazS Evpmso, THE GOOSE WITH THE GOLDEN EGGS.- TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANb. Mr. L. Murry.-TRYING IT ON.-And TH1E VERY ...

... THEY AlE. ilesss. Howa. Chippendale. ant Farren; hliss Amy Cedgwiok.-THE RIFLE, AND SloW TO USE IT. Mr. Buckhtone. -!,ad HALLOWE'EN. Tle Leclereqs. PRINCESS'S. Tais EvENrtiG. IVY HALL. Meors. Hf. Bland, Grahomn, . Wliddicombe, F. Matthews, and Meadows: ...

... 8. HAYMARKiET. Tr['s EvmNmsao. AS 'You LIKE IT. Mi ss Amy Sedgswick.- 'Tf4 RIFTir AND N Ow TO USE IT. Mr. Buckstone.-And HALLOWE'EN. The Lselercq, PRINCESS'S. Tr'tl EVEI:NS, IVY IlALL. Morsrs. E. Blanl, Grabm, I1. Widdncomise. F. Matthews, and Meadows ...

... LOVE CHASE. Messmrs oewe. Chipplendaie. and Villiers; Mirs Amy Sedgwick.-THE RIFLE AND HoW TO X1SE 1T. Mr. Bacikstone.-And HALLOWEEN. TIhLeeclrciqs. PBINCESS'S Tais Evsrires. IVY HALL. Messrs. H. Bland, Graha, IL Widdicombe. F. Mnatthews.and leadowse: Miss ...

... AN NEQUAL MYAuFCH. MroEor. CTIppendale Faten.ll~kaane ad Cornton Mite ]M= yS~ik-R I AND ROW TO 'UE IT. Mpr auoktono.-AncI HALLOWEEN. Tlhe Leclerciq. PRINCQESS'S, Tula EVasaga. LOVES I'dVEjtiaapH. Me- Bland F. Mdatthews. and Share]: Misses K. Sewlhle, B ...

... WIFE. Messrs. C. Malhews, ChIppendale. Compton. Clark, Rogers, snd Bucketone; Mr. . M3fthews.-TiH BACHELOR OF ARTI.-tAud HALLOWE'EN. -Comnmence at 7. PRINCESS'S. Tois EvEsreo, ROME TRUTHS. Messrs. G. M elville. F. Matthews, and Shore; Miss C. Leclercq ...