... actor, acts with ;finished ease as Sir Horace Welby, and, though the part is by so means a great one, he manages to score. MIr John LIuckstone gives character to the foppish Prince Malleotti; Miss Adela Measor is a sympathetic Alice Verney, and Bliss Kate ...

... sons. Forty-six years have elapsed since Mr Cook last appeared in Edinburgh, and on entering the rimLg, leanlilng os MIr John Henry's arm, to introduce one of the highly-trained smanege horses of the establishment, he had a most msagnificent reception from ...

... high commendation. Miss Emily Hughes sustains the part of Nellie Standish in an excellent manner, Mr John Owen as Abe Nathan is very good, as is also Mr John B. Morton as Jim Farren. The character of George Benson is cleverly portrayed by Mr P. Latham Rose ...

... BELLS ANNuAL. There are contributions by George Augustus Sala, George Manville Fenn, Percy B. St. John, A. Phillips, Charles H. Ross, Henry P. Grattan, .John Hollovay, T. H. Reynoldson, Henry Baker, and J. Redding Ware. The stories are respec- tively illus ...

... Webb.-Mr Arthur St. John's No. 1 Dishonoured com- pany occupied the ball on Monday and two following evenings. The play was received with every mark of approval. Mr Arthur St. John as Captain Philip Cunningham. and Miss Ida St. John as Leslie Maynard gave ...

... recovered, FUDDEN DEATH IN MABYILEORT-5TREET.-On Thrive- day Mr. H. S. Wasbrough held an ii.quest at the Batb Arms, Maudlin-street, on the body of John Gibboes, boot and shoe manufacturer, of Oldbury-on-Severn, who dropped dead in Marylepert-strcet on the previous ...

... himself into the two-beaded nondescript Nigger upside down. His clever business by which his legs are made to appear as arms we have frequently referred to, and it is necessary only to say here that it appears to be as much liked as ever. Miss Emily ...

... given to the stock to prevent them from starving. Three lives have been lost by an accidentwhich occurred on the Whitland and Cardigan Railway on Wednesday evening. The train consisted of an engine, four wagons, and four passenger coaches, and, at a curve ...

... ? were what we had seen by mi0oonlight really the ruins of the city ?' I was out early; Abe botel overlooked the southern arm of the harbour. That is the Malakoff, just opposite, and, farther to the ri'ht, just over that long range of ruins, is the ...

... Brennand; Peter, Mr Allen Thomas; an Apothecary, Mr E, A. Elton; Balthazar, Mr A. Gillmore; Friar John, Mr G. S. Stevens; Page, Miss Grattan ; Lady Capulet, Mrs Grattan; Nurse, Miss Maria Glynne. The above piece was repeated on Wednesday. As Yosu Like It was ...

... consequence of the miserable Harney affair, Mr Grattan fairly warned his countrymen that *war was immi- nent. The matter was, however, patched up; but the heart-burning did not cease. The whole tendency of Mr Grattan's elaborate explanations is to make it appear ...

... OPERA HOUsE.-Lessee, Major Winstanley Manager and Musical Conductor, Mr John Gregory.- In Town is being played here by Mr Auguste Van Biene's company, under the direction of Mr John A. Warden. Mr J. A. Warden is highly successful in the part of Captain ...