... fact of the deepest tragic interest, whicb hap- pened in that ancient town in the beginniug of the fifteenth century. l'he story of the Cross-bones! is faffili-r to every one who ever visited Galway, or raad Mr. ?? excellent ai d intaoresting history ...

... to do justice to the play. It is really cheering to witness an Irish tragedy, native in every respect--in plot, in scene-in story and in corn- position: brought out efficiently, by an Irish Minriger, upon the Irish metropolitin stage, and before a generous ...

... She is a lady of great *a- lent, but it is not (if a theatrical turn, and war would advise -her to - hold her band. The story of Lords and Coons.oao is soon told. Frank Melville (Wallack) is ward to Sir Coleb Cabob farren), aand during the alasen-e ...

... Day, daugh-er of the wealthy blacking manufac- turer, with a furtuvie of Z0,0001. HlE has taken the name of lis wile. Tlhe story is again revived that a Neapolitan Prince will shortlv bP atited to tbe lovely and accomplished daughter of a deceased ]ualatt ...

... disappointed crowd. Wie netd hardly mention that the eqiipages aml all the respectable part of the assemblage withdrew in a short timeafter the I sham c immenced. The Member designated as unknown, in the reports of tie debate in the House of Commons ...

... cannot, however, forbear presenting the following 3hort raorceau, which, tbougb extremely pretty, falls illfittitely, short Of the story of the Co:- INSTANCE or CooLNr Sa.-Moliammed had scarcely retired to, his capital when he was seized by an illness ...

... Moors, whenever any toa-n or fortrn's was taken by ?? LCycloprdia.-History oJ' Sot'i, 4!:il Portugail. Vol,.. MiSS ZOUCH. A short ti.ne since we stated that Miss Zouch, who dusiuts4 relarionslip with the noble family of Lonsdale, was abuhut to bs passed ...

... Wexford contempo- ar rary, of moderate principles, for the last month has been giving ve its subscribers notice that in a short time it will appear with new Di type and new (Conservative) principles-for the present, its is iS readers must be content with ...

... would' be seized, if discovered, and she (the milliner) ruined. The Marchiouess took charge of the goods, and related the story to one or two of har fashionable friends - when, strange to say, in less than tw.. days the Whole contents ot the three pan ...

... long, very lon&g yarn from. the humorous pen of O'Tsffrail. The frisli dialogue is well sustained, and the incidents of the story well told. TsouoTAt as IIMELAND AND TIMt WEsT INDIES exhibits a parallel of melancholy reality between the condition of the ...

... which, appears 5,aya to accompany the writer, never suffers the patien ce to tix,,e pro nteit. It is rather a well told story of ordinary, but Stiil lively adventures, than a studied narrative; it pretends only 105~mover ti~e surfc ofscey et it occ ...

... the theatre. This lady's sister is likewise engagedf at Drury-lane-NMorning Herald. in the notices to correspcndentseof the Story Teller last week .weBund.the folloiintsgve eaqhivocal 'announcement .-The Wife lies with the pubtsbe.-. - . The periodical ...