for which he is totally incapacitated "'tis pity, and pity 'tis 'tis true." Ophelia was well performed by Miss Charles, and the Polonius of Mr. Cowle was respectable: as for the other characters in the tragedy, they were but "leather and prunella.” We trust shortly to be enabled to reach the SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, and report of the latest novelties. VAUXHALL will be opened on the day our number is issued, and a rich programme the proprietors have sent forth. No less than 20,000 variegated lamps" have been added to the "royal property." We should not be surprised at the directors accordingly going the pace like blazes. WOOLWICH.-Col. Dundas, Gen. R. G. Hare, and several other gentlemen, attended the marshes on Wednesday, the 20th, to witness some extraordinary experiments, conducted by Mr. Charles Lancaster, gunmaker, on the greatly increased range of rifles and small arms, by the introduction of an improved description of bail. The range tried was twelve hundred yards, at which enormous distance, with balls 15 bore to the pound, the target was struck 5 times in 24 rounds, the ball piercing a 3-inch plank, and then burying itself 14 inches in the clay. Had the weather not been so very unfavourable, in the opinion of all present by far the larger portion would have hit the mark. END OF VOL. XIV. Printed by Joseph Rogerson, 24, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. Fortnight, a, in Cheshire-by Game Laws, Shooting, &c.-by Gown and Town Row, Oxford- Great May Meetings, the-by Griffin's Revenge, the-by Master Highland Sports; the Heart of His Hope's in "The Open" (with Hounds, the Royal-by Craven- Hounds and Country, Baron Leicestershire, a Recollection of, Letter, a, from New Brunswick- Farmer's Magazine, the, 201 Horse's Foot, the; and how to keep it Sound, 200 Farmers' Almanac, 65 Racing Manuals for 1846, Recreations in Shooting, 202 Lloyd's, Mr., Encounter with a Mistaken Notion, the-by an MONTHLY MISCELLANY :- Rise and Progress of the More honour'd than favour'd (with My First Horse, 190; My Last North Devon Meeting, the-by Notitia Venatica-by R. T. Vyner, Otter-hunting, Recollections of- Our Pleasure Navy—by Craven- Oxford Parodies, No. II., 54; No. Pastimes, Popular, of England, in Pencillings in the Provinces-by Pirate's Prey, the (with En- Polecat or Foumart Hunting-by Pony Carriage, the-by Colonel Race-horses, a few Remarks on Racing Season, the Past-by Racing Season, the, in April, at Racer, the High-mettled-Plate Ready, the Property of Sir James Safe Shot, a (with Engraving), 86 Seal Cavern, the-by L. Lloyd, "Simile Simili Gaudet "--by Soliloquy of a Porter at a Hell, Sporting Adventures-by Master Sporting Paintings in the Exhi- Sporting Reminiscences-by a Sporting Reminiscences in Eng- Sports, wild, in the Far West- Stage, the, of Life; and Travellers on the Road-by Charles M. Stag, the-by Saron-21 Stag, the, in Northamptonshire; Staghounds for 1845-6, her Ma- Staghounds, the Queen's-by State of the Odds, 67, 138, 208, Sweetmeat, Pedigree and Per- Town and Gown Row, Oxford, Who wins the Derby of 1846 ?- |