... already excited auditors. At Gallipoli the cordial fra- teroization of tile Allies is symbolised by a grand ballet, wherein the united flags are conspicuously employed, and the first act concludes with a brilliant tableaus, representing the Expedition 4dpaarting ...

... Chamber of the City Council, as he viewed the Bnbyent no one upon which evey oadeof olii6a or party feeling could appropoiately unite, to do honur o te mmor ?? ?? Shakpepre. (Cbere) he eocat~n e bd o ?? ?? a state ?? eectd ?? on nmepublic site, to cam-. me ...

... applause. A nelg Cofispany will, next weak, impart variety to the entertainment, Titn Cosooalssux--Ur. lilsarthy, as the Irishmen, is favouired with the most hearty approbation. Miss A, Le Brns, who has renewed for a short time her aqin t an~ at this ...

... through artificial means by another hand, and all being ready, the machine was set in motion by a third. IRISH SATInz.-Two Irishmen were in prison, the one for' stealing a cow, and the other for stealing a watch. Hallo, Mike, what o'clock is it ? said ...

... Tendered Lord Devon Bo universally belvedsaddeely eveed, not only lo this country hut in Ireland. where hla arsfecthepoo asieog Irishmen flnds a brave. outspoken response Irvn t~~ atheleto nd grateful irearte. (Cheers.) Long may Lord fls~a1 jeeens',lik abroand ...

... Isabel hits Columbine, Grim into Clown, atid the Fietid into Pantaloons; when after ithe maiiy curious adventines, Roger is united to Istibel, atod both live to a happy old ags at Maiiooinghiain. The whole of the staff engaged upeot the piece have now cot ...

... the way in which the mechanical effects have been placed upon the stage; also to Mr. F. Duvernay, the scenic artist, whose united efforts to please have been very successful, having produced some excellent scenery. GREAT YARMOUTH. PTDcRS' C1acus.-On Friday ...

... orchestra. The comic element has been most amusingly represented by Mr. Sam Groehn, who possesses a good and flexible voice, united with a mnobile face cud figure. Mr. J. Bfustield (tenor) continues a successful engagemsent. Tite Repro bushiest in intrusted ...

... that with much easy and quiet humour. Mr. Charles Dillon reappears May 6th, after his lengthened tour through Canada and the United States. PRUCE OF WAsEs.-(Proprieter, Mr. James Rodgers.)-This Theatre, though receivitg its full share of public favours, ...

... Brothers Wills, who appear to be making their way well in London, united in singing a medlsy composed of the choruses of popular songs, and personated a couple of vivacious and facetious Irishmen. Mr. Robert Lloyd and Miss Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Bland enacted ...

... reception. .Mr Crabtree is an obliging condlotor. BELFAST. TIEATUIL ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mr J. F. Wardenl)-CIOsCl. VICTOIRIA 3lALL.-The United Service Draisatic Club finished their coursc of perlormances in the above Hall last week. The success of the Club in a re ...

... past, arising from mntrital illness. 'the deceased Francis Barilg, third Baron AsbiWrton, county Deven, in the peeraga of the United Kingdorni Wase the second son of Alexander, first Baron, by his wife, A4sne LouisA eldest daughter of Mr. W. Biagham, of ...