... 1et inst., and witnessed Signora Duse's performance in D'Annunzio's play, La Giocoiuda.-The Duchess of Fife and Princess Victoria of IVales were present at the performance of Faust at the Royal Opera House, Covent-garden, on the 1st inst. PRESENTATION ...

... performance of the Mohawk Minstre Isat the Elephant and Castle Theatre you said that the patriotic song Sixty Years a Queen, in the sketch Victoria's Victory, was sung by MrJoseph E. Blam- phin. It was sung by, yours truly, WALTER P. BATnL THEATRICAL BOWLS.-Shop ...

... Innings-Duffield (Royal), b J. Wilson, 3; Dronfield (Queen's), b Gibson, 1; G. Moore (Royal), b J. Wilson, 7 ; J. IV. Thornborrow (Empire), b G. Wilson, 20 ; Hunter (Queen's), b Downing, 17; Hamilton (Queen's), c and b Gibson, 1 ; Wood (Royal), b Gibson, 16 ...

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... THEATRICAL FOOTBALL. MY NATIVE LAND COMPANY V. NORTIMICII VICTORIA (FIlir TItEAM). The above Match was played on the Victoria ground. on Saturday, Jan. l2th, in verv ?? weather. The Victorias kicked off against the wind, and for some time play was very ...

... than the poetry ?? THE London, Chatham, and Dover Railway company will rmu a new midnight express train ol Saturdays from Victoria to Herne Bay, IWestgate-on-Sea, Margate, Broadstairs, and Ramsgate every Saturday until further notice, so that artists engaged ...

... the harle- 's quinade. The Adelphi was to the fore with Harlequin :e Mother Redcap, the Surrey with the pantomime of The X Queen Bee; or, Harlequin and Little Goody Tito Shoes, y which was preceded by the then new drama Michael .YEarle, the Maniac Lover ...

... it above the average. THE Prince and Princess of Wales, the Dule of Clarence and Avondale, Princesses Victoria and Blau I, Princesses Mary, Victoria, and Alexandra of Edinburgh, and Prince and Princess Henry of Battenberg witnessed the performance of ...

... Horace Wheatley was exceptionally good, he taking nine wickets for 20 runs. LEICESTER POST-OFFICE V. DOROTHY. Played at Victoria-park on Wednesday, and ended in a draw. Score- Post-office, -Jelly, b York, 0; Smithson, b York, 0; Black, b York, 10; Tophamn ...

... THEATRICAL CRICKET. GAIETY THEATRE (HALIFAX) C.0. V. Miss FLORENCE GRANT'S QUEEN'S EVIDENCE COMPANY. The above match was played this week. The follow- ing was the score: Gaiety Theatre C.C.-Grimmett, n Pickles, 3; Allen, b Sidney, 0; Byron, st Wells ...

... Meteor beaten by Vagrant when lie came out again. Tristan, Fiddler, and Prudhomme made up a respect- able field for the first Queen's Plate of the season, and each of the trio was backed ; but of course Tristan found most supporters. Archer was on the back ...

... favourable circum- ?? Fatotitc twas the picl of the equine performers on lic 1p003nymiede, though another two year old called Queen Freihlerca proved herself useful by her defeat of Sleeping Ie11ty Ice the principal handicap, too, Belfry defeated ss ,:vcstrinc ...