... enjoyment is just mow the order of the day and night, and London is crowded with . country cousins come up to see the lions. The theatres are blazing away nightly with fairy spectacles, gorgeous effects, wizard tricks, delicious scenery, brilliant dresses, and ...

... would soon take place. The weather had been much milder. The men were enjoying their Christmas. The fourth division has its Theatre. In the last week of December—. the date of the latest accounts—the garrison of Kinburn were in good health. Although shut ...

... grand army of the centre, under General Pociutine.” There can be no doubt that the Russians fully expect that the principal theatre of war will be trans- | ferred in the spring from the South to the Baltic, and preparations are making fora vigorous defence ...

... fact, [ assure you. He in fact has the entire control of the affair, and although he is not ostensibly the gerant of the theatre, it is his servants who pull the strings, just as their imperial master bids them. If his theatrical campaigu is successful ...

... Price Edwards, proprietor of a theatre at Darlington, has been committed for trial, for stealing gas, An india-rubber pipe had been attached to the defendant’s meter in such a manner that the gas passing into the theatre need not have gone through the ...

... was on Friday evening heard in the Rue aux Juifs at Evereux (Eure), and it was found that one of the comic actors of the theatre there named Pl¢, had discharged a pistol into his heart. The man was of course quite dead and it appeared that before discharging ...

... weeks of her confinement, yet that she, accompanied by the Emperor, still continues to be a frequent visitor at the different theatres. They went, for instance, on Saturday last, to the Porte St. Martin. It is reported that the Queen of England has strongly ...

... establishment a bonus of £lO per cent. on his salary for the past year. The rumour which has got abroad that her Majesty’s Theatre is to be opened this scason by Mr. Lumley, with Madame Goldschmidt as the Prima Donna, is now reported to be destitute of ...

... town, coming to London with a letter of introduction to the great performer from his brother, Peter Garrick, went to the theatre first, to see him in the character of “ Abel Drugger.” Like Partridge, the honest grocer was completely taken in by the actor ...

... yesterday, and referred to a select committee, 'l'he New Police Bill was postponed to the 27th. of this month, The Pavilion Theatre, in London was burnt down yesterday. The barracks, at Constantinople, says the Times correspondent, occupied by a detachment ...

... HARLEQUIN OF NEWCASTLE TueATRE.—On Friday morxing Mr. Charles Shaw. who performed the part of Harlequin in the pantomime at the theatre, Newcastle, tiirew himself into the river Tyne from the bLalustrades of the old bridge, and was drowned. The fatal act was ...

... this technicality was a small part of the pleasure felt that evening by an audience more crowded than ever was known in that theatre of science for practical objects. We remember to have read years ago a magazine article on caleulating boys, in which the ...