... here on this evening. As the greater portion of they audience must find considerable difficulty in understanding th.e plot or story of an Italian opera, parti- cularly at the ?? representation of the piece, a few descrip- tive remarks on the forthcoming one ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-ITALTAN OPERA. Adopting the plan which we have followed on other oc' the easions, we shall give a short analysis of the operav which but bia ;s to be performed for the first time here this evening; hlac ijudging that the irregular plot of ...

... sense for, one shilling. There are ample review -ovalu- able and interesting books, with e a a w ch give the connexion of the story, 1 pas sages of each- Lord Brougham's Speeches on Slavery, Bulwer's ' Alice, Miss Martineau's Retrospect of Western Travel ...

... gallery, e the throne room, the yellow drawing room, the green ) drawing room, and the oriental tent, erected with the r upper story of the portico. With but one slight exception, the arrangements were precisely the same as observed at the e other balls given ...

... has incident enough to attract attention and excite an interest which tswill not be satisfied- with the mere perusal of the story. ie . I Speaking of its literary merits, we apprehend that it is L, abrupt, and rather uncouthly written. Next follows Li- ...

... performance at Goodwood bht, let it be kept in mind that he had crossed the water a short time previously, and a racer can scarcely fail to sufirr in a sea voyage, how short soever, be the weather what it may ; yet, we are inclined to think lie would have ...

... parterre QuErm ADELA1Dn.._We believe it is now finally arranged that her Majesty, in returning to England from Malta, will make a short stayat Lisbon. The Duchess of Gloucester arrived at Gloucester House on Saturday. morning, from her residence in Bagshot Park ...

... acquisition would very sincerely promote any c other appropriation of the present rent-charge. In t effect, it seems the old story of Irish landlords pre- paring to plunder the church. They have suc- ceeded before, because the church was an unna- tional ...

... grouped together, and his weak- nesses slurred over. Laudanum and Rum, and the se- cond part of Thirty Flasks, are two stories capital in their way, the latter a good imitation of the German school. A summary of that admirable production, by Boz, ...

... occupied the leisure of forty years in analyzing the various publications in which his name appeared, and in concocting a story to bolster up his own conduct, with all the advan- tages of ex post facto suggestions, and at the ex- pense of all the unfortunate ...

... of the Earl of' ' Norhui'y; on. te n Oreeedin evene Thiscurrerice tookpceinlislor- F spip s gwn demesne, and.witilrira very short distanc e of his c C . own house.. .e was on f obt, and was fired'at frori a plan- 'i aion, 'the ball' enteringbelow' his left ...

... then rose and read an essay, ond the question,1 how far is it a wise'anid prudent measure to 6 cultivate so largely the short horn breed of cattle, to the Y risk of the entire loss, or, at anly rate to the deterioration, of u the fine native breeds ...