... tel;in, thus, for instance, the way in which one of the characters pronounces the word i adieu is made a peg on which to hang a joke concerning the Jewish dis- abilities of one of the City members. Industrial Exhibition lot 1851, princely pen-shunners ...

... Sidney Herbert, Secretary-at-War, for 5s., which he claimed for loss of time under the following eircumstances. Mr. Lewis, solicitor, of Ely-place, attended for the plaintiff - and Mr. Wslshy, qc., represented the Treasury, Mr. Sidney Herbert not am rearing ...

... winning; the winner to give three dozen of champagne to the club ; the ltat three-quarters of the New Mile. (19 subs.) Mr. Bennett's Lady Alicia, 8st ?? ?? Thiek 1 Mr. Arnold's Saucebox, 8st 1 b ?? A. Day 0 Mr. Williams's Lamb'swoel, 8st 71b ?? ?? Goater ...

... SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Characters by Mrs. Seymour, Miss IBalmer, Miss Grey, 'and Mrs. Stanley; Messrs. Raner, Stuart, W. Cooper, Herbert, Sidney, and G. iVndenhofl: After which, THE SPANISH DANCERS. Add GANEM, THE SLAVE OF LOVE. On Tuesday, THE PROVOKED HUSBAND ...

... from maj., on balf.pay, Unattached? to he miJ. of a ProvisionaleDepot Battalion, vice Johnston, who exchangt b ?? ':wbe'e~hange ' HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals-Staff-Surg. of the First Class WillianAustin, MD.M Staff Siirg ...

... the week, DON'r LEND YOUR UMBRELLA. Messr. Kiiloch, J. Clarke, Herbert, Johnstone; Ilesdames Kate Percy, Craven, E. Wilton,&c, After which (first time), THE ANTI-GAROTTE. Messrs. Herbert, Clarke, Bolton, G. Lee, Ennis; Mesdames Cuthbert, and E. Wilton ...

... W. H. Wolters was very amshiig as Timothy Tott. Miss E. Short, Mr. T. B. Bennett, and ltr. Calhaem scare very ?? in their respective parts, whilst Mr. Selwyni and Brs. G. Herbert, in their laughable portraiture of bise and Molly, kept the audience in the ...

... election on Saturday by show of hands. without Lbs anxiety and expense of a Proractted po11. By ordcr, GEO. LEDGERI t J. C. G.BENNETT I Sees. Committee Room, Guildhall Coffee-hones, Jluly 22, 1858. COTT FOR C HA M BER LA IN.- , 3 The COMMITTEE for conducting ...

... one night by a company of amateurs from Bristol, assisted by members of the Bolth and Bristol company, and by Miss Fanny Bennett. The pieces ehosllr were Still Waters Ran Deep and A Dead Shot. Of the performances, being ebiefly noo-profesnionat, it may ...

... and received additional lustre from the vocaliset- ties of.ilrs, Gordon and Miss O'Moore. Now TEareessecce HALL.-Mr. James Bennett, the tragedies, read 0The Courtship of Miles Standish to a crowded audience on F'riday. Aamncsrciee Cificus.-Jim Myer-, ...

... the finished artiste. He has been well supported by Mesdames Carle, Coates, M. Bellair, Edith Brown; and Messrs. W. Young, Herbert, Carle, F. Calhaem, Clarke, Eaton, &c., &c. On Friday the performances were under the patronageof the liberalandnewly elected ...

... couple of plays supported by Mr Marshall, Mr D. Evans, Mr and Mrs Badge, and others of the old company, and in which Miss Ruth Herbert, an agree. able actress from the Olympic Theatre, made a promising debut. ZocosiouaL GARsosrv.-At these gardens on Monday ...