... company, of vihich Mrs. Bernard-Beere ia the bright particular star. Mr. Brookfield, Mr.Herbert Standing, Ur. H. Grattan, and giss Vmilie Grattan [are also ine the cast. The annual featival of the Catholic Total Abstinence League of the Cross took place as ...

... to connect him with the regularly established lec- turer is a glass of cold water. On Tuesday, the subject was Grattan- ever glorious Grattan, the best of the goodf-and Mr. Jones, with the solitaiy exception of Milton, has hitherto devoted his powers solelyvto ...

... from the top of a van and fractured his skull. John Howes, of Bun-, hill-row, was also admitted. The little fellow was' swinging on the railings in Coleman-street, when he slipped down and broke his arm. THE PRINCESS ALICE. - ANOTHER DIFFICULTY WITH PROPERTY ...

... bus promised to wed. ?? Her tenor is groundless, and.*hen-on ?? sudden appearance of her lover nidjyref she sinks into his arms with a londery of joy the accepted admirer obtains as clue to what has hitherto abeen mystery to him, and generously foregoes ...

... not have been-accorded- this manly hero of the late Tom Robert- son's successful play, when, witlihthe breechloader under his arm, he-stepped over the falling leaves in the w3od and came to the footlight3. The piece was evidently new to the majority'-of ...

... guns, as Lord Raglan had anticipated, had turned thenm upon us-directed the Bri- tish light cavalry to chbarge. The Earl of Cardigan,, ies com- mander. ventured, we believe, to ask a very natural quest ian, 'what his brigade seas to charge P. The enemy ...

... in the Charlton-masrshes, and the other in the Plumstead- marshes. At the time of the explosion, John Rumsey, the foreman, and four other men, named John Smith, Edward Paul, Charles Thorpe, and Thomas Harris, were employed in the building in driving home ...

... obbaining from general praetitioners in the border counties accurate notes of ODD operations, such as amputation of a leg or an arm, arformed within a given time, in the homes of the suf- ererv, mauy of them peasants and others workmen in towYns. A careful ...

... Olox~~~th ?? E VERY evening, at 3.15, Leoocll'e colobrtidcmil pea SHAFTEiSBURY TZEATRE. ISlaal toembay-amenefU. .ra~o'niEToa Mn. JOHNe LANCASTERE. VEltyeveceingr.-ShaksporB's AS YOUJLIKEIT. Last weeK. E For east see daily capers. New scenery and costumes. Prices ...

... LHTERATFlRE. ADVIcE TO THE DEAF; OR, TiE PRESENT STATE or AURAL SUlRGERY.-BY JOHN HARmISON CURTIS, EsQ.. Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of tile Ear. London: Jo50z Churchill, Princes-streCt, Soho-Among the various charitable institutions ...

... 5.-Stege Atdseaer Mr. W. D. Broad ?? Perfarmansces commence at half noet 6 O'cloch. ROYAL MdARYLEBONE THEATRE. Lessee, Mr. John Douglass. Extenorditosry sccress of 1The Blackh )ootaoc-Deaudrdly the gneatest hit evre ?? ?? Ethiopian Sereraders'tee ene ...

... Wielia b ae n, M r. Arbthur Saticrling, Th . a kinteeb S~r, 3. . cirutiordn SMr. Sey.mour JkoPsr, icr. Charles Cooper, Mr. John Bucistone hr. Allen Theoengs M ?? Herooart, Str. Mbt tbew Brodle, Mr. C. Arnold, HMr. G..Ssldonn Sty. H}erbert lBasing. Mr ...