... Zaide were equally well pourtrayed. by Messrs. Scott, Morton, and Brandford. In the course of the piece a dance a la Christy Minstrels was performed amid rounds of applause. Viewed as a whole, and consi- dered as an amateur performance, Ali Baba was pro. duced ...

... aClaude, do. ROYAL SURIIFY THEATRE. Lessee, W. Holland, the I'eople's Caterer. Tnuse Ev xicsu, at8, llA?'ILEWS BROTHEIlS' MINSTRELS. PrIncipal Aitistes-W. Mtatthews. Harry Muittthew,supportedby Mesers. Clarenee, Siua. Perey, Sylvester, Arnold, Coyle, Brlbahi ...

... combatant's soul and strength; but Sir i STAFFORD NoRTICOTE is not combative by i nature, and is not very strong. Yet he is corm-I pelled by the sheer necessities of his position to provoke the duel almost every day of a session. One is reminded sometimes of the ...

... MIARIOIETT.LE. Ters Evussmro, at 8, tbo Variety Artisae, Blondin, Comic Mules (Peter and Barney), &o.-At S.8 the Christy Minstrels. - At 9, Comic Pamtomime, 1R) RIDL G ItOOD.-Corucluding with a real old-fashioned HAIILEQUINADE. GAIETY THEATRE. STRAND. ...

... question, said v, his construction of the bill was that it was an w enabling clause, and the council would not be corm- tI pelled to carry it out: but if they served notices to S treat, then it would become necessary to buy. 01 Mr. FIcTON wished to know ...

... 2:0. The ;roposal to raise a battalion of 1200 men in ik Pithed Stfte8 for the Pontifical army hase been arlnoiled, as the American Roman Catholic Lhhop hsevo been informed by the Washington Gjerraneoit thht siuch enrolhuent would I'me coi VlAIIIU( ccsg ...

... were advanced and re- advanced by their officers up to the very edge of the line of smoke in front of our infantry were im- pelled by some terror in their rear, which they were as unable to withdtand as they were to make headway against the fire in front ...

... prosecution -was instituted by certain cotton lords of Manchester in re. venge for rebukes which Mr. Corbet had been corn- pelled to administer to them in the field for their, unmanly disregard of the property over which, under cover of the Cheshire Hunt ...

... - HGENERAL NEWS.: ,. ?? Pell-a careworn-looking mah,' who was stated toi be' the 'original Bones attaohed to the. first >companyrof, Christy Minstrels-was brought.up at the Southwark Police, court on Saturday, charged with stealin g a clock fromn a ...

... and uind encoriifl. 'Mr. H. Lane gained aneancore:'hy his songA He was a careful man. Thu piano Acncompaniments weray -ery Pell tastefully executed by the Misses lisketwoil. At its cloas ol the R1ev. T. H. Freer' proposed a voIte. of thanks to Mr. the ...

... and Grove. In the event the one at Hales Owen, belonging to Mr. S. Dawes, and that of Wassel Grove, belonging to Messrs. Geo. Pell and Co., discoveiing the thick coal—both which look very promising, and are now sunk to about half way the coal more than -1 ...

... k, and the lies.W.. Wlebster. 'ih e various events on' the programnme jwere watchecd with inrterest unatil tho rain comn- pelled a great ninny of the spiectators to retire. The tug-of-war was' the most exciting item on the Ilist, andc lolked considerable ...