... then drawing his sword, lie struck another, crying to those around him to lay ott. Itt tie tumult which ensued the gallant minstrel was sur- rouided by the English, aid fell in tire melee. Harold, Gyrth, and Leofwine tell near each other, and Sussex ...

... eprsenatiesof Cigaerette. The atten. BaioctitAHAL o V~ueos. Prpretor, Mr A. Hounsoum.-Tbe compny hinavek cosiss o J.andC. Ash (American artists), Siger oroi (arieii~,Mdle. ?? Louie Lister (seoio. EDINBURGH. 'rissAra RoYAL.-Lessees, Messrs Howard acid Legate; ...

... THEATRE.-Manager, Mr Tom Sergen- f ?? Hardie and Von Leer's company is here in E The Cattle King and The Bandit King. As the Z American cattle king, Mr Jas. H. Wallick exhibits his skill as a horse-trainer, some of the feats performed by his animals being very ...

... x-Harry Templeton's troupe of Ethiopian Minstrels are still located in this establishment, and notwithstanding their stay has been one of considerable duration, the attendance continues very good. T'c usuai Minstrel programme has lately been varied by the ...

... Miss Lizzie Howard, ballad vocalist, bas! scored a sucoess. 1i.4AROGA' PE. TOrVN HALL TcAvTRE.-Lessees, Harrogate Armateur Minstrels.-The farcical comedy Mirddies was played here the first three nights of the week by the St. Maur company under the directioc ...

... C. Davoaport, the Clown, took hi3 benefit, and was rewarded vith a crowded house. Onl Tuesday evening the C.UC. Christy Minstrels occupied the boards oa the theatre. The house was a good ciue, and seemed highly delighted with the very excellent entertainment ...

... -(Proprietor, Mr W. M1 ?? Daii Pike is a comical Irishman and excellent dancer. Thc eda 2)looyc of imale and female American Minstrels (five il imnuber) are enjoyllng yrcat popLlarity, Miss Nelly Aloon has beca re-engaged. The gymnasts Cuile a nd Atrato ...

... Cross, and Begarnie. PUBLIC HALL.-The Bijou Minstrels occupy the stage this week at the Public Hall, and each evening give a well-diversified programme of songs, dances, and the usual business pertaining to minstrels. WORKING TON. QUEEN'S OPERA HoUSE.-Manager ...

... engagements in Europe, Asia, anid America, a some. what extended tour, even for a magician. AmPwrniToATaE,-yr. Robert-, tice American tragedian, has appeared throughout the week in A New Wayto Pay Old Debts. Richard t.,e Third and other pieces, in which he ...

... patronage which has been extended to Mr Lamb's magnificent Panorama of Scotland, wills the performances of the Scottish minstrels, the Pro- prietor has been tempted to Iceep ?? exhibition at these rooms during thc present week. BLAT THeATeR R~OYAL.-(SDle ...

... rapidly throughout the Pantomime. CITY OF LONDON.-The Pantomimne was on Monday last followed by a new two-act dramina, from the pell of Mr. F. Marchant entitled Pity the Soewows of a Poor Old ats, which is worthy oP' being compared with the most favourable ...

... im- possibilities elicits repeated marks of approbation. STx. Alvaiueawni's HALL,, DrAwintnrlaci.-The tsrotpe of Forbes's Minstrels have been performing ait thcee reoms, and with quits as musih. success as could have been expected, considering that the ...