The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-30 00:00:00

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York City and County Banking Company, York 6Es'l'l
Yorkshire Banking Company, Leeds ........... 115,0'
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10,141

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.
for
The committee of direeti, ever anxious toed '°
the frequenters to this most useful institution, en Pre,
duce tinve ty, and conabiiiing ,cience, are, ami
meeit, have engaged Mr. James Russell, late of `l°ced
garden and Drury-lane Theatres, who has cowmen
an entertainment of high literary character.
in„,, Ode
The subject chosen by Mr. Russell was "Co'-11
to the Passions." of rici
This gentleman, as an elocutionist, is possess° dvi ces
ordinary degree of talent, while, as an actor, he is
/e
great dramatic experience and tact. Hie deli lm
emphatic, musical, and expressive, impressing on tie.
ed
mind of his hearers the subject upon which he is his
for the time being. The conception and reading -these
author are true and scholarlike. With all
advantages at his " beck," it was impossible that.taL
Russell should do otherwise than succeed in the reel' y
Indteheed
rtehcei
tseur evcetrswaatisliatdynihraeblryasasdiaopntse i for
passingtb in
rapid
of
order—

" Exulting, tremblirg, raging, fainting%,
Possess'd beyond the Muse's painting e 8 of
having been all drawn to the life by ythe ma-. P
M ell
the pßoet.
r. .Russell, as he gave the stanzas descriptiv en rt
coiling tear, anger, woful despair, hope, ityPat.,snoa
verge, and the rest, was now spirited and fierli'.olol
gentle and subdued, charming his auditors in no orul, leas
manner, which appeared by the long-continued 1/PPI
bestowed by his hearers. utifal
The recital was illustrated by a series of veh-,,, the
paintaings, and exhibited on a gigantic scale ~-Adyieft
opaque microscope. The heads, as they passed in lora
were accompanied with appropriate music by the erclOis,
of the establishment, under the direction of Dl:in. at ill
M.D., who has displayed great taste and Pub—
the selection.

COURT CIRCULAR.
ir
The royal dinner party at Osborne on We-ee M
gens;
cluded her Majesty the Queen Dowager, Gotte",h enddorf, Frances Lady Clinton, Baroness de Slie'
the Hon. William Ashley. r A ihe t toed
morning the Queen and Prince s-t,--horne.
their accustomed early walk in the vicinity of 0'1204
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, lice.
Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Prince's de oft
went to the sea beach yesterday forenoon, fold.
ponies.
~s tea
Her Royal Highness the Princess Helena Was
airing. ter°
The Viscountess Jocelyn arrived at Osborne Yes the
w
Colonel Wylde transa: ted business vesterdaYA-Job°
Foreign-office, and had an interview with
Rowell, at his official residence in Downill'etiee-01010,:a
Dispatches were received yesterday at the -nd
office, from the Govei uor-Geoeral of Canada;ic— pro'
from the Governors of the other North .Amer
9,915 I winces.