... De Rosa, the Dellers, and James Brady. EZ1ss1RE.-Proprietor, Mr T. Sylvester Sage.-Mr Bred Percy's excellent company, in Slavery Days, is the star attraction. The Seebolds are clever musicians. The following also appear:-Mdlle. Adel Rena, Lily Amos, Alf ...

... described as The Emigrant's Journey from the Old World to the New; but it might tore aptly have been styled, The Horrors of Slavery, for these ormed the staple materials of the entertainment, hich, however philanthropic in design, was too gloomy in rh11racter ...

... LInITED. - Managing-Director, Mr James AL. Hardie; Acting-Manager and Secre- tary, Mir H. Holliman. -Plantation life and slavery scenes are the most predominant incidents of the story of The Octoroon, which MIr Arnold Bell has put on here for the second ...

... successfully brought out at this theatre on Monday, and has since been nightly repeated, entitled ihe Woman of Colour, or Slavery in Freedom. It is intended to demonstrate the working of the Fugitive Slave Law in the United States, and while effecting ...

... combat the prevailing notion, which les been so vigorously instilled into our minds by Mrs. Stove and-others, that American slavery is just as black in practice as the ebjo of those vho ore its miserable victimas. Miss Mlsteh is very skilful in pour- traying ...

... VARIETIES.-Proprietors, the Trustees of Mechanics' Institute ; Lessee, Mrs H. Glenville; Manager, Mr W. J. Kelly.-The Life of Slavery is being played here this week, and is well received. Tuesday night was set apart for the benefit of Mr and Mrs Foy, and a ...

... named Gemma (Mdlle. Nau). Peor Zerlina, on her way to the market of Pelerne, had been aeiziid by corsairs and sold into slavery. Tbe lapse of yeare hbs blunted the affeetion of her lover, who has endesxoured to forget her in a splendid alliance with ...

... presentsa tion, at the Queen's Theatre. The hoosewas crammed to snffoeation. Mus. CHA.sixs FORREST is giving a lecture on slavery, with a grand moving panorama of Uncle Tom's Cabin, at the Protestant Hall. Mes. BsouGuxx is attracting good houses at Geelong ...

... many friends by her sweet singing. Miss Cassie Walmer, a coloured lady, is an excellent Princess, and her topical song on slavery never fails to bring down the house. Idle Jack finds an excellent representative in Mr Walter Purvis, and his song, Mr Kruger ...

... -EX T ROM OiEW BOOKS. THE SENsT5MENTS OF ITES PAGAN WORLD REGARDING sLAVES. Aristotle, the great patron of slavery, advising Alexander Ito deal with the Greeks as a general, but with the Barbarians as a master,' forcibly explains his meaning by adding ...

... is much more compre- hensible, Lining his pockets with plenty of brass. Q. Ingrate! the League has redeemed thee from slavery, Given thee Free Trade in commerce and corn. L. Delusion, friend Drab-coat-political knavery, Without reciprocity-worthy of ...

... Mr Courtice Pounds, the popular tenor from the Savoy, played the lover extremely well, and in the ballad In love's sweet slavery I live, he was rewarded with an encore, and again later in the opera was very successful in a duet, 0 give me back the ...