... highly creditable. Herr Eckhold conducted. The Ml Puritan's Dau ghter was given with great success on ci Wednesday evening. V QUEEN'S THEATRE.-Lessee and Manager, Mr R. 'A Flanagan ; Acting-Manager, Mr W. G. Barrie.-Messrs fc Rogers and Webb's company is ...

... is Mr great in his line. On Monday night he carried Mirds Ohmy on his hack across the wire. Cleopatra, Egyp-G tian serpent queen, is another interesting artisite. uni wit ASH'ON- UNDER-LYZVE. hot THEATRE ROYAL. - Proprietor and Manager, Mir C. E. Revill ...

... she will in all probability appear in a new sketch-a form of entertainment that is rapidly becoming popular at the marbled queen of variety palaces in Shaftesbury- avenue. AT the sports of the Costermoigers' Federation. held in Tufnell-park on Monday ...

... she will in all probability appear in a new sketch-a form of entertainment that is rapidly becoming popular at the marbled queen of variety palaces in Shaftesbury- avenue. AT the sports of the Costermongers' Federation, held in Tufnell-park on Monday ...

... turn brings the house down. Prof. Alberto is assisted by Mdlle. Nina, in a remarkable and mystifying illusion, entitled Queen of Kor ; and Leonard and Laurell are here for another week. J. IE. Hurst, descriptive vocalist, is well received. Gus Garrick ...

... issued~ by'lMessrs* Macmindan under the title of Choral Songs, by Various Writers and, Composers, in Honour of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. it will form a handsome volume in full mosie-felio size, edited by Sir Walter Parratt, and with a preface by Arthur ...

... brings the house down. Prof. J 8 Alberto is assisted by Mdlle. Nina, in a remarkable and W mystifying illusion, entitled Queen of Kor ; and is Leonard and Laurell are here for another week. J. U. C 9 Hurst, descriptive vocalist, is well received. Gus ...

... ef, now that his; successor, Sir i`~ei :rce '0l White has- been senit to Natall and Viscoun~t I Cramer PV.C., both left Vict~oria 'Station by the 11i ta- o'clock :Mediterranean exprotse yestetrday for Mar'- ft attie the former for Malta and the la-tter ...

... Women (and Men). By Bonoor Morten. With an Introduction by irs Henry Fawcett. (Londoa:.- Adam. & Charles 3jaclc.) The aerie Queen. By Edmund Spenser. Book.IV. Edited from the original edition of '1596, with Introduction and Notes by Kate M. Warren. (W ...

... be the scene of the international gathering of ?? is but the theatre. We will itnaine the Place de la Concorde to be at Queen Victoria-street, Blackfriars Bridge end ; the Exhibition would then comprise the whole space between the Embankment and Flect-4treet ...

... have lost the exclusive right of purveying dramatic nourishment which we have enjoyed from the days of Queen Eliza- beth to those of Queen victoria. Greater London, however, still holds its own, and it is felt that mana- gers have achieved this desirable ...

... 1842, and he sang at the corona- tion of Queen Victoria in 1838. He was the first : organist of St. Paul's Cathedral, Calcutta, in 1848, and for twenty-seven years he was organist of St. Augus- tine's Church, Queen's-gate, Kensington. His name i has been ...