... time to write a new drama, called Chevalier de Cronstillac, which has re. cently been produced in St. Louis with marked success, the author personating the hero. Mr. Field and lady intend play- ing an engagement during the winter at New Orleans and Mobile ...

... every thinking mind, and the resding public ought to be obliged to Mr. Carlyle for the present able little work, which illustrates, in no slight degree, , Tbe Moral Phenomena of Germany. The author has divided his treatise under the heads of the Government ...

... last. The theatr bas received many im- provemneuts, and a new drop scene, painted by Mr. Scruton. In addition to the regular company, Miss E. Land has been engaged for a limited period. The new comers were well re- ceived. The business basbeen highly favorable ...

... divides it with operas and hops. Save at the Haymarket all London can't boast, Of good old legitimate dramas a ghost. Oh, Fortune, be civil, and give us, you Jade, Jack puddings at Christmas, and htarlequinade. ...

... good. We think that few will have read our extracts without a desire to see more of the New Timoss. The Snow Storm, a Christmas Story. By Mrs Gore. With Illustrations by George Craikshank. Fisher and Co. All good things have their copies, and it is well ...

... bride to meet Old Christmas, which brings us to the Emblematic Halt of Seasons, illustrating Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter. ;The announcement of Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November, .brings forward a grand Christmas procession, formed ...

... much applauded, MARK LEMiON'S drama entitled (Gt'aruffather WI'hitehe(ad was performed; and then came an entirely new and originail Christmas fairy extravaganza by PLANcis.i, called The ?? ard tic Orange Tree; or, the Four lWishesr. Thle plot is its follows:- ...

... bearing the title of One Hour with Napoleon, and a New Moving Diorama, illus. trative of the Queen's German Tour, were the novelties pro- duced at the Theatre Royal, Dunlop-street, bor the New Year's holidays, without the aid of stars, and, as the ...

... with the new year put in claims for preference. Readers, however, are difficult to please. They will neither be persuaded nor provoked, but insist upon exercising their own judgment. The UNxro MAarazrsE, and the LirTroAy As'areFT, are two new candidates ...

... you breathe; it's the smoke of London. Oh yes, I know your old exruse: you never found the air bad before. Perhaps not. But as people grow older, and get on in trade-and, after all, we've nothing to complain of, Caudle-London air always disagrees with 'em ...

... representation, the success of the partition, but at the second it regained its natural superiority. The principal parts of the new opera being filled by Ronconi, Malvezzi, Derivis, and Mdlle. Teresina Brambilla, this distri. bution excluded Mario and Grisi ...

... Paris, and a new ballet, of which the plot is written by one of the most imaginative poets of our times. At present, however, such is the flood of news pouring down upon us, that wve can only say, like the Cardinals in conclave when a new question is submitted ...