... Sylvain, who. most ably filled the role of St. Maur, the villain of tbe piece. The seones,. which are laid in England and Australia., were in keeping with the pieco, the dialogue wad sparkling and the acting good. Dead of Night will repeated to-night. The ...

... on 9th Dec., and arrived at Hobart Town on the 16th of the same month. He intended to sail on the Ist instant for Western Australia, and would return to Sydney early in May. Lieutenant Rochford, of the Royal Artillery, has been ordered from Shoeburyneas ...

... consider the steps to be taken for the reception of the Prince of The Bight Bey. Dr. Matthew B. Hale, Bishop of Perth, Western Australia, is expected to be appointed to the Bishopric of Brisbane. A young man who had been arrested while trying to catch Satan ...

... the corroany's affairs. The only collieries at p.a ant in regular work in the el:opal's from whirls the requiremeots of Australia, Cantornia, Chin t, India, Japan, Sees, New Zarlsod, Slegapore. and the principal porie the Pacific and the East can be ...

... disappeared with him, and his house was found empty. COLONIAL CORPS, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.—A guard of troopers met his Excellency Sir James Fergusson on his arrival at Adelaide, South Australia, on the 59th September, and escorted him to Government House. His Excellency ...

... Theatres and Music Halls in London, Omnibuses pass the deor for City, &c. 144, Stamford-street, Waterloo-hridge. AMERICAI AUSTRALIA I INDIAI P ROFESSiONAL LADIES and GENTLEMEN P forwarded to all parts of the above at reduced rates by Royal Msil Steamers ...

... held to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, at six o'clock, in connection with the preaching of Mr. S. H. Coles, Evangelist, from Australia. After tea addresses will be delivered. Mrs. Dale, wife of Mr. Dale of Bridge-street, narrowly escaped being burnt to death ...

... under orders to leave this day for Vigo. Blanche, 6, screw-ship. Captain C. H. Simpson. This vessel recently returned from Australia, will be paid off at Sheerness on Tuesday next. Challenger, 4, screw-corvette, Captain Frank T. Thomson. Inteligence has ...

... some U gcstions, when, as alteration on the pro lt , ; there was proposed a three mile race, wrestlZ' hitch and kick, clog .dancing, greasy pole, Sk \\l David Clarke, solicitor, was re-appointed auditor n f accounts. According to the audited accoui • ...

... obtained their milk. AUSTRALIA AND QUIRK/LA.IED —Sir Arthur Kennedy, when opening the Queensland Parliament on Tuesday last, alluded to the fact that a pro. visional agreement had been entered into be. tween the Governments of South Australia and Queensland ...

... that his assets amounted to over a million in value; that they consisted for the most part of lands in England, America, Australia, and the Falkland Islands. In the !Falkland Islands he said he was [possessed of some 100 square miles of territory, and ...

... humorous and energetic sanner in which they represented a couple of bronzed burly fellows who have uadase their fortunes in Australia, and are going back to Ireland to do the grand. They were next two rollicking Irish boys, ?? show how jigs are danced in ...