... carefully giving, among other selections, all those points which the sceptics have already marked with doubt. The new historical facts they illustrate are minute enough; but, by their very minuteness, and the nearer view the letters necessarily give of the man ...

... The Carnival of Rome, a t most elaborate composition, cleverly instrumented, in which the a composer has successfully illustrated the silent features of that Italian festival. Tlis piece of music was brilliantly executed by t an orchestra, we should ...

... hrig but b riptvero besoalst em of nothmbering worthy of remark, save af o tivn passages. Her t is one ofthemf - - - ~A CHRISTMAS DINNER.- Dinner;r the next ?? thing, when we confess to mortality, arrived; and such -a dinner I Had we been besieged we ...

... world of art. We understand that Mr. Balfe has composed a new cavatina and a new rondo finale expressly for Mdle. Lind. M. JULLIEN will give a series of Promenade Concerts at Drury-lane before Christmas, and also a Bal Maesque. Miss LAvRA ADDISON is engaged ...

... oftentimes, and mindful of more than one severe illness of that nature before. A legacy of 1001., which my father will have at Christmas, and this 201. I mentioned before, with what is in the house, will much more than set us clear. If my father, an old servant-maid ...

... produced here on Monday evening, for the purpose of introducing Mrs. Tellet (late Miss Chaplin) of the Edinburgh Theatre to a London audience, in the character of the ambitious housemaid. She entered fully into the character, played with great spirit, and ...

... stipulated that Francotli's celebrated equestrian troupe, from Paris, are to appear in full and effective force next Christmas at Drury-lane. A NEW opera is preparing at the Princess's Theatre, in~ which Mfr. Charles Braham will sustain the principal tenor part ...

... the best authorities all those leading biographical particulars which bad formed the groundwvork of subsequent artistic illustration. The book in this way comprises a selection of the lives of scriptural, primitive, sainted, and legendary people, wherein ...

... and flayrr'ate d a case of a similar natute which occurredl durtu the former visit of the cholera to the London. Doc.ks. The lecture was illustrated by numerous experi. menets, all bearitlg on the sobJect. Wrvss her chasracieristic generosity, Mademoiselle ...

... only a new sense added to a landscape painter ; but, to you, it is a new field and impetus added, as an astist. And as you are now in the prime of life and 'height of your faculties and fame, why might not you, by the irresistible effort which a new theme ...

... for the reasons we have assigned. A new interlude, written by Mr. Greenwood, followed, called The London Lady, detailing the miseries a gentle- man in search of a wife endures, who fancies lie should like a London Lady, and at length gladly marries his ...

... salutary to the spirit of the age. To show that Science, truly expounding nature, can, like nature herself. restore in some new form whatever she destrovs ; that, instead of binding us, as some would have it, ill stern utilitarian chains, when she has ...