... citizens of Liverpool and prominent gentlemen in the theatrical pro- fession, the corner stone of the new Irving Theatre, Victoria-road, ,Seacombe, was laid by Sir Henry Irving, the foremost. of the exponents of the English drama. The theatre, which is ...

... 6d. and costs for being drunk on the | ! Osmaston Road on Tuesday afternoon. — Ellis Roberts was charged with drankennes in Queen Street, on Tuesday night. Ho was In the do:k on Tuesday morning en a charge of wandering abroad, but on that occao'on he was ...

... Canninge, Miss Bella Patemnan, Miss Clara Denman, dnd Miss Granville. Preceded, at 8.12, by an origlnal play in one act, THE QUEEN'S MESSENGER, byJ. Hartley Manners. Miss Granville andMr. A. olmes-Gore. Doors open 7.45. Box-office open 10 to 10. C TRAND ...

... lowered. At Queen's Hall last night there was again 5 scene of enthusiasm during the performance of Mir Dan Godfrey's Reminiscences of Eng- land ' Ru6le Britannia being twice repeated. the andience meanwhile standing, and God Save the Queen at the ...

... Lonsdale. WALTHAMSTOW' VICTORIA TEAaTRE.-Proprietor and Manager, Mr Warwick Buckland.-Mr John F. Preston's dramatic and musical combination is earning golden opinions from all sorts of playgoers this week in the play Soldiers of the Queen; or, Briton and Boer ...

... C. Wallace, who gave a faithful realization of the important part of Horace O'Neil; Miss Kate Belingham, who portrayed the queen of the tribe with emphatic force; Mr G. H. Pitt. an admirable type of the French adventurer ; and Miss Rita Lingham, a peasant ...

... ROBERTS, as we suggested, has had to change the title of his new musical three-act farce to be produced next Monday at the Victoria Opera House, Barnley. It has now been christened Oa the Move. The cast is long and strong. The genial, irrepressible Arthur ...

... Wallace, who gave a faithful realisation of the important part of Horace O'Neil; Miss Kate Bellingham, who portrayed the queen of the tribe with emphatic force; Mr G. H. Pitt, an admirable type of the French adventurer; and Miss Rita Lingham, a peasant ...

... very ill, but luckily, under the kind nursing of her sister, Miss Susie Vaughan, she is getting better and stronger again. A QUEEN'S MESSENGER, which went into the Avenue programme on Friday night in front of An Interruptcd Hoosuqrmoon, was first produced ...

... his'with that unexpected ques- hior tion.e' b~,.sou -Talk of medals and rewardl ha said. As for fbroie te- decoration by Queen Victoria,' I-'ihlll welcome it,. whe of coursp. Such -a tribqte, is o'e of 'whieli any mann m may be, roud. 'But' beyond that ...

... Lieutenbat' olonel Cruden, who was tben Captain, JieA5I F. A. Watt, Lieutenant Paterson (then a privat4 D. ergeant .1. G. Rae. a Queen's priioSman at Ad5 r deen Wapinschaw; PrivateslWin. Rdbertsone, J Ewing, Joseph Cooper. and George Ande'mn e.vere the members ...

... present time a- In connection with the approaching visit of the as Queen In the direction of making arrangements for Is- the school children of the city to have a good view AI, of the Queen and seeing that the streets looked 9h their best on that occasion ...