... THE METROPOLITAN. On Monday evening we presented ourselves to Mr Oliver at the pay-box of Mr Lake's establishment for the purpose of viewing the many attractive features of the holiday entertainment organised with such dis- criminating judgment by the popular Mr William Bailey; but when we learnt that the press of visitors was enormous, we concluded that a visitor from the press would have ...

... I LITSE BABt ARRIVALS . t ?? I Sn AIdtaturetuInFiSOM e-m Paper and Much Poverty may 0oarist. !.,I i anm old,'enyiing ib- there: eire: three ?? iniauthorship. The wflrst,'to write anything worth ths`Wpublihling; tho esencd, to'find honest snen to publish it; Lthe third, ito get . sensible men to road it. Mr. WiVheatley has cleaied' this three-barred gate at a bound, and in the .DuninoN' or ...

... TWO BENEFI ONCERT.S. Almost within earshot of each other, ani, unfortunately, not out of the reach of the nois demonstrators at the Beacosasfield statue, tzese events took place last night-the one in :e small concert room of St. George's Hall, a-cd the other at the Rotunda. The former wens given by and for the benefit of the Peoples Orchestra, and the latter on behalf of a 'a.eE which has ...

... . T Acre - r T NV - ALONE IN LONDON. The realistic melodrama of Alone in London, performed for the first time last evening at the Prince's Theatre, comes to us stamped with the recommendation of 400 performances in London and America, and the reception accorded to it by a numerous audience promises a sustained reputation during the week it will hold the stage at the Prince's. It no doubt ...

... FASRION AN. VARIETIES. I ,ir A Stephenson arrived at Kingatown lezerday frora Englnd. Lieut Col Taaffe FerraI, D L, arrived at tir:' vmn yesticray from England. W J flcvnolds, M ?? arrived at Kingstown ite'rdsy from3 England. D Crilly. MJ P. arrived at Kingstown yes- oednly from England. ji Sheehy, N P. arrived at Kingstown fs:oc.s m Englaad. 1' OlfHea, M P, arrived at Kingttown yes- ki:i i ...

... : - r.y EIZAIIETII BATnI1VF BRow.OWNI, (London: Elith,]rider, Rd Co.] c-pyright of rirs. Browning's earlier poems bas 0 lreand ce:rseriurtly her husband and her son have t Ir r ri bt in thiem, for while we are scrupulous about 0iscsIrrig tiho smallest portion of what SirLucius Trigger ts , t!:cr!irty acres -that no man made-we confiscate, ejirsit renOrSe, the creations of a man's or womanu's ...

... IpODIPKAN BIRONZTES gn-tmH CORPQRA I P ME~ I TIO.N ART GALLBRY, The Italian collestions at the Museum and Ar.aley T l~vo been Supplemented by the addition of ?? twoe of soriseo'f the'rtmrarkablt bronzes found at Pompeii, and now latihe National Muse16um at Nasples. W vith 'biit few A exceptins, thebronzes of tersand Rome are lost to of.t us fbr ever, and but for thoet buried beneath the lava ...

... . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? MR. GALLENGA'S facile pen has filled two very readable volaimes with his views on 'Italy, Present and Future (Chapmaat and Hall). The book is the third of a series; for in 1841 appeared 'Italy, Past and Present ; and, in 1855, a ''History of Piecmont, in which was prophesied the speedy unification of Italy under the then youthful prince, Humbert. Italy was united some ...

... Yesterday afternoon, at The Mart, Tokenhoras' yard, London, the Prince of Wales Thearre, Liverpool, was put up to auction by Mr. J. J. I Orgill, under an order of the Court of C(hancer, granted by Mr. Justice Stirling. There were n;: more than 15 or 16 gentleunen in attendance at trbs time announced for the sale, which w ,f two o'clock, and ?? these was MKr. Grannell of the Rotunda, Liverpool. ...

... FA SION AND VARIETIES. Marquis of Drogheda arrived at Kingstowr yesterday from Englaad. Lt-Col Gillespie, Royal Berkshire Regt arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. Lord Justice Barry arrived at Kingstowt. yesterday from England. Countess of Cardross has left Kingstowr for England. Hou P J F Skefflagton has left Kingstowr for England. Colonel Barrett has left Kingstown foi England. ...

... LE BOUBREOIS DE CALAIS. Comic opera, in three acts, words by the late Ernest Dubreuil and M. Paul Burani, music by M. Andre Messager, produced at the Folios-Dramatiques, April 6th, 1887. Le Duo de Guise ?? AIV. ORLET Terfort ?? ?? M. GoBni Andre ?? ?? K DECsiESNE A-ubiiet ?? l. N. BeLLUCCI Champagoclles ?? M: A. Guyor iverkadec ?? ?? M. LAURET Alitonnet ?? 1 a. DullauE Un Sergent ?? Al . ...

... 1, 6:l D TARC a L. ORDERS. *~l j rji-; qlll ?? ii nsr IT-rv Crke, described as a cler:, was IureP~l ?? ie5¼ sS ; ,I esu~at nit obtainingbvfalse pretences l (inll ?? !, i ?? i~ailo.i, ?? W to deiraud, the false pretence 1 ?? ! >zi. r ,j nme -ess's ± Ieatre. Frauds of this sort i.;iit ' S imen mcr--i. r!2 of ute, meld MIr. Le. Hollingshead took Iln t;, 11 LA-zn. ,.C ;ei ?? - biout a hinudrca ...