... on Irish Prisons in this niouth's number of the Dublin University. TIherois likewise a portrait and biography of Sir Michael Iliclks-Beach, and souic more aneec dotes of the Counnaught Circuit ini the oldens time. The writer, however, falls into error ...

... been beaten, called in the doctor, and, 'burning with desire for revenge, swore an information on which John Keating and Michael Carrol were arrested, Dr. McNamara handed in a certificate that Hunt's life was in danger. The magistrate thereupon refused ...

... lent. Mr W. H. Vernon gives a splendid impersonation of the old soldier, Colonel Sapt, and Mr C. Aubrey Smith is forcible as Michael, the Black Elphberg. Mr Henry B. Irving plays well as Captain Heentzau; and Mr Wm. E. Day is a clever Detchard. Mr Allan ...

... Mess, to the Arsia, for the Urgent. Naval Cadets (nominated) E. Knipe, A. S. Woodfato, G. I . Cherry, J P. P. Coote, H. B. Kirwan, R. K. hi Alpine, F. . H. S. Napicr. J. W. Osborne, G C PerigaL E. PR o schyr, D'Arov IL H. Read, G. hi. Richardson. C.Ga ...

... money-lender, Isido: Scarsi, by Mr James Stevenson, creates a continual ripple of laughter. Mr E. M. Hamilton is realistic as Michael Hanlon, the father of the heroine. Mr James Emberton is emphatic as Sergeant Perkins, and Mr R. Denbeigh has a capital make-up ...

... title-role ; Miss Connie l Meadows, Mliss Laura Dixon, Mr Lawrence Daly, Mr Elwyn Eaton, Mr A. G. Polson-Turner, and Mr H. N. Kirwan. Mr George Dixon is the musical director. DARLZNGTON. 3 THEATRE RoYAL..-Proprietress, Mrs S. A. Titman; Lessee and Manager ...

... Mr C. Pitt Jackson are well suited as Colonel Furgeson and Lieut. Duff. Mr Conway George ?? as Nsat WVilks, and Mr H. -N. Kirwan is a capable Carn. Mits Alice Balfour is most pleasing as Nena, and Miss Mlillie Silvestre is good as Edith. Miss Ida Varrel ...

... and Miss Merryweather as Lucie is certainly attractive. Mr W. T. Elsworthy as Prince Kandos and Mr E. Vivian Edmonds as Michael Laski are remarkably good. Other x6les are in the good hands of Messrs W. F. Stirling, A. T. Hilton, R. E. Read, F. Kennard ...

... is a graceful, captivating, and unaffected Princess Flavia. Mr Charles K. Chute acts impressively and incisively as Duke Michael, and Miss Helen Leyton evinces exceptional power as Antoinette De Mauban, Mr Archie Carlaw as the Mavor of Strelsau is exceed- ...

... the Three Arlottis also perform some Ott-art acrobatic and other feats; Bob Gates amuses waith his Negro eccentrivities ; Michael Nolan displays his talent as an Irish entertaiser; and Miss Rose Newhamit sings and dances, sharing honours it this departmeist ...

... of Colonel O'Grady falls to Mr W. H. Sharpe, and could hardly be in better hands ; and Mr John S. Chamberlain appears as Michael Feeney with success. Mr Norman Watts as Major Coffin and Mr WV. F. Hill as Beamish M'Coul do full justice to their respective ...

... -with a testimonial in acknowledgment of his long-con. tinned and generous services in connection with the charity. Mr Lewis Michael Myers, a member of the Common Council, made the presentation, which con- sisted of a testimonial artistically engrossed on ...