... worthy of his pen, and there needs no prophet to tell that The Tower of London is destined to become not Only a Popular romance, but an important and standard work. The illustrations by Crttiksbauk are in that clever atist's happiest vein, but, strange ...

... result. Mr. Lyon has sup- plied Mr. Beverley's place at the Adelphi, in the ?? Devil its London, Mr. B. being from circumstances non ese. SADLER'S WELLS.-A new romantic drama, by the author of Paul the Pilot, was produced at this theatre on Monday ...

... fact as well as a phrase, and he seems to think Paris some- thing better than a mere illustration of the prodigi- ous superiority and more decided self-complacency of London; e. g. 1, for my part, never landed on Calais pier, without feel. leg that a load ...

... than any other kingdom. The bourgeois of Paris is a per- fectly different thing from a London cit, and you find nothing in any other metropolis to resemble a London cockney. Our jockeys, our watchmen, our coacbmen, are all aut generis, and unparalleled ...

... well- knowit poem-, which has been so beautifully illustrated by Retzsch. The cast will embrace, in- addition to Miss Romer, H. Phillips, Morley, Frazer, Wild, Miss A. Cooper, Miss Col- lett, &c. A new farce by Mr. T. E. Wilkes will also be per- formed ...

... made at the Adelphi, the management of which was quickly fol. lowed in the same track by Mr. W.J. Hammond, the lessee of the New Strand. At the latter house the speculation, owing to the long experience of the adaptor in what may be called the minutia of ...

... Belgium, will be that of an imaginary h 2xcursion, which every reader maly make over the same it ground, without leaving his Christmas fire-side, by the a melp of Mr. Allom and Mr. Roscoe. The engravings are iixteen in number. The first is thle Choir andi ...

... 1840. By an Emigrant. With an Intro- duction by the Rev. A. B. Lawrence, of New Orleans. Wiley and Putnam. The arrangement recently concluded between our government and the new republic of the Texas, in- duced us to take up this volume with considerable ...

... Sylph will be performed with a new farce on Thursday. ADELPHI.-On Monday, a new, dramna, entitled- Queen Mary was produced here. It purports to be- partly founded on Ainsworth's well-known novel of ?? The Tower of London, and partly upon Dumas's drama ...

... ridicule is flying about, he ups with his racket andstrikes it off to his neighbour. Tbe following colloquy is a farther illustration of the Cockney:- Ad UnIcle Timothy to a T! Pardon me. sir, but he must have sat to you for the portrait. It you uihbutton ...

... in a pudding. If we single out that of A little Cake for particular remark, it is for the moral it illustrates as well as the uierit of the'illustration. The time is twelfth day, the scene apaw'try cook's shop, and the chief actor a lean but spirited lad ...

... CITY OF LONDON. This theatre, under the mtnagementof Mr. OSBAI.DES- T ON, was well filled in every part on Saturday night. The l irst pice, a new one for the occasion, and founded upon Mr. Aistswdn'TH's historical romance of The Tower of London, was ...