_ Tho announcement of "Robert Lo Diable," with a vary strong east, for performance last Saturday, attracted a great *crowd outside the theatre at an early hour. Some delay took place in the opening of the doors, and when at length the eager throng Was admitted into the lobbies,

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Tat WEEKLY tHItONICLE. itionep iliattut anb (Cap TM ENGLISH FUNDS.—If there be any point worthy of peculiar or emphatic notice in the condition which the English money market has exhibited during the past week, it is the proof which has been given by our City dealers of the total

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' THE CASE OF MISS AUGUSTA TALBOT. DOYLE v. WittGuT.—ln the Court of Chancery, Saturday, this case was again brought on. The court was unusually crowded to hear the arguments on both sides in this case, which has created so lively an interest. The matter, it will recollected, ca

of Lord andlady Shrewsbury; that a marriage was proposed to her which was repugnant to her feelings, the gentleman concerned being disagreeable to her, but that they had a desire to force her into it against her will; that she, however . , had firmness enough to refuse it, where

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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. • That curious, mosaic opera, "1 Capuletti e I Montecchi," which is, in our eyes, one of the most unprovoked and unsuccessful assaults of the Italian lyrical dramatists on the works of William Shakspeare, was selected last Saturday for the appearance of Si

An adequate memoir of Sir Robert Peel would be a history of the great events which, for the last forty years, have influenced the destinies of this country, and in all which he has taken part. In the space allowed to us, we must be satisfied with rapidly tracing an outline of th