... edil and Little Arthur, and STREAO AMERICAN ZODAVES. Doors 7.30. ALHAMBRA. New PATRIOTIC Military Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, aL 102300 IAlso NAPOLI, Varieties by CHUNG LING SOO, Fred Russell, Bonhair Troupe, Les Minstrels Psrisiena, The American Choir ...

... loyal land, This sea-girt centre of thy Empire grand. Victoria ! glory of the entire world, Sublimely does thy standard float unfuri'd From England's shores to India's distant strand. Meanwhile, great Queen, great Empress, thine the heart Most prompt to succour ...

... edini and Little ArtlhuirandSTREATOR AMaERICAN ZOUAVES. Doors7 7.0. ALHAMBRA. New PATI6OTIC Militairy Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THlE QUEEN, at 10.10. Also NAPOLI. Varieties by CHUNG LING SOO, Fred Russell, 11wshair Troupe, Les Minstrels Parisiens, The AmnericaneChoir ...

... Cellars. For full -details of the many unequalled advantages of Hampton & Depositm'y: Sons' new Depositories, see their spe- QUEENS ROAD, cial illustrated DepGsitory Booklet EBattersea Park, sent free. Lowest prices in London. SW. Estimates free. WEATHER ...

... Troupe, S. Liy,1 eiiad iteArhr ndSRAOR AMERICAN ZOUAVES. Doors7l.30. ALHAMBRA. New PATRIOTIC Military Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, at 10.30. Also NAPOLI. Valicties by CHUNG LING SOO, Fred Russell, Bonhair Troupe, I.es Minstrels Parisiens T7>CAmei i'hiulir ...

... rts5, Llodl, edini and Little Arthur, ad STREATO AERICAN AUAVES ALHA M BRA. New PATRIOTIC Military Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, at 10.30. Also NAPOLI. Varieties by CHUNG LING SO, Fred Russell, Bonhair Troupe, Les Minstrels Parisiens, *7e Amrerican'Choir ...

... edinand Littl^ Arthur, and STREATO AMERICAN ZOUAVES. Doors 7.31. ALHAMBRA. New PATRIOTiC Militaryv Ballet, SOLDIERS OF THE QUEEN, at 10.30. ~~~~~a ~~Also NAPOLI. VacietiesbyCHUNG LING SOO, Fed Russell, Bonhair Troupe, Les Minstrels Parisiens, Te Americae ...

... great I success. The large attendance included [.towards the close the Princess of Wales, the Princess Victoria, the Duchess of Fife, and Princess Victoria of Scheswig- I Holstein. Mr. BserbohbmiTree and his corm- pany brought one of the woodland scenes I ...

... Fausst had to be obtaned, there was a crowded house. Royalty was represented by the Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Victoria of ,ales,-and the Duchess of Fife, and the spectacle midway in the evening was exceedingly brilliant. Madame Suzanne Adams ...

... art collection of tbs latie madame-de Falbe were sold yester- day at Chraistio's. and realised: 13,484l. GITTS-FROM THE QUEEN. The Queen has-presented each of dhe gentlemen of St. Patrick's Cathedral choir who took part in the services at the Viceregal lodge ...

... the Princess Alestine Victorine Angela. Miss Beatrice Whitney is pleasing and dignified as the Queen Margaret, and in the hands of Mrs Walter Edwin the Queen Ferdinand is rendered in a manner which is productive of genuine laughter. BURY (LANCS,). THEATRE ...

... the high wire cyclist,. aee, in his wonderluif eats; Brothers Fitzgerald, Carola and Thomas, and the usual equestrian items. QuEEN's. - Lessees, Messrs T. J. Colquhoun and Bernard Armstrong; Manager, Mr T. J. Colquboun.- Another good company this week is ...