... despairing paroxysm rai of unrequited love, seeks relief in death, and cei poisons himself. The draught, however, fails to H, kill, hut plunges him into a long sleep, filled with Ab strangest visions, which reproduced, in varied Ala strains of music, the ...

... hate art pouring now. wh Yes! touch the timbre!, join the dance, LII Thy scaffolds do their work and spill The best, the bravest blood of ?? Yes ! sing and slaughter, feast and kill, Proud triumph! which, with heart elate, Paternal love might celebrate ...

... for ,Y hoards, scaffolds, and guy posts :--Deposit: hoards, 1e.9.s 7per feet; scaffold, Sd. per foot, to roesain less than 14 sc Ln- days. Charge: hoards, 6d. per foot; Scaffolds, 4d. per or a or foot.-Deposit: 2s. per foot; sca~ffolds, Is. 4d. per foot ...

... Mathews appear. Mitar. A-e l Hauz, his character. g, Te comedy is to be succeeded by the popular ire Haynarket farce Who Killed Cock Robin? ~g Mr. and Mrs. Mathews playing 'their original fcharacters-ack Eagget and Sataella. The per. for formance will ...

... but the boy died. A heap of lime having been placed near the scaffolding erected for repairing a house in London, tho rain that fell during the night slacked the lime and set tho scaffold poles in blaze. The royal squadron left Fleetwood on Wednesday ...

... Loving in her lofty woe. Pesttlenoe has not appalled har; Dungeons have not driven her back; ahe has smiled when on the scaffold, And been silent on the raek. She a mlniatress of mercy, Iaa gone forth from door to door, Isnaglng sickness, soothing sorrow ...

... consequently beel. - -I id in gicieg due effect to a dratsa which - r , ~e to draw crowds dnring its tar;e weeks' . Iie es TIe scaffold scene is a marvel of realism, sev- '1 of the street sets are exceedinglly pictiresquae. ant at the closing ,now picture is ...

... and Miss Bessie Harding's Julia did bredit r to those ladies, 'The secbnd piece was the divert- r lug Havmarket farce Who killed Cock Robin? in whia sMr. Mathews played Jack Ragget and 2 Mrs. Mathews Satdnella, causing ihany a hearty t laugh. The evening's ...

... word . On galntng sight of 3t op pa the brlga- h ay dier fired, butwithout effect. On the contrary, Stoppa tar: also fired, killed the brigadier, and quickly made off. tsb; From this time the Fanolulll family were also marked BE out as his victims. Soon ...

... (uesn was en- we gaged painting the second-floor windows at Mr. W Th Bailie's, Pitts-place, London, when he fell off the he scaffold and became impaled on. the iron railings, mel several of the spikes entering his abdomen. He was prn taken to the hospital ...

... ant has during his lordship's and famnily's absence been under- asnci f going repairs, and, as a necessary sequence, a scaffolding Pit was erected, when, wisile engaged thereon on Saturday the morning, about nine, o'clock, the putlocks supporting thor ...