... THE JERRY BUILDER. Last night Mr. Mark -Melford's latest farcical comedy, The Jerry Builder '-which has yet to be produced in London-was played by Mr. 'Willie Edouin and h ...

... GRAND THEATIZE. The local popularity of the musical comedy In Town' is such that a good audience was ensured on tbe ?? itc reproduction at thu Grand 'theatre on MKonl y, but the superar'ded attractio ...

... BTRMINGHA31 SCHOOL OF ARE. ADDRESS BY MR. W. J. WAIENWRIGHT. The annual distribution of prizes to the students of the Y Birminghsam Municipal School of Art was performed last evening, in the'large the ...

... FANCM-T PICTIUE IN WEDNESBURY PARISH. CHURCH. On Monday evening the Rev. J. Eckeraley, vicar of' iWeduesbury, read a paper at a. well-attended meeting in. the St. Bartholomew's Schoolroom, Wednealsury ...

... 7. Not a few of the inhabitants of Birmingham chose I'to spend their holiday away from the city. In addi- tion to the large number of those who take advan- ¼ tage of the Chri ...

... PRDRCE OF WALES THEATRE. I, _ _ k For her bdnefit lest; night, Mrs. Bernard Beere appearedI ~jlast night Is Fedora, -in Mr. Mlerivale's version of the r-famous PlaT, of Victorian Sardon, and mob with ...

... DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE AT THE IIMASON COLLEGE. :- On Friday night an interesting dramatic performance was given at the Mason College by the students of the iustitu- 0 tion, before a large and influentia ...

... ' SHORTHORN SHOW AND SALE AT I- * BINGLEY HALL. The eighteenth annual oxlsibstion andl sale of ?? shortherns, in connection with the Birminghami Agricul- tural Exhibition Society, was comineneedyester ...

... THE SPEEDWETJL BICYCLE SHOW. EXTRAORDINARY TRICO RIDING. The Speedwell Show of bicycles, tricycles, &c,, at Bingley Hall, is now got into thorough order, and the appearance of the hall is exceedingly ...

... . Many Menhln and dinner parties are given every year in the month of FebrUary; andl the latter, not being so large and ,geremenious as those at Christmas aild New Year, are called very ...

... GLEANI1. , - INGS. . -. . .. .. ~. At Ndpiti GdunddI is to direct the production of his opera ''Pdlytdotbt' ut tialian at the San UdriloTheratre. AIr William O'Brien has withdrawn the actioniinsti- ti ...

... Out rics.- i-§ totRi' QAINED fROM JHE PEAD. Ties bone of fellowship that linked ts together was not one of affection; our tastes were too dissimilar, and our sympathies too widely sundered, for any em ...