... Middlesbro’- (Pop. 65,000). Railways— North Eastern. Royal—J. Imeson. Oxford Mnsio Hall. Pbinor of Wales Music Hall. Oddfellows’ Hall. Newspapers— Daily: “Gazette,” “Echo,” “Ex. hange.” Weekly: “Exchange,” “Gazette,’ Markets —Tuesday, Saturday. Bill Poster— H. Roberts, 64, Acklam-terraeo, Newport-road. APARTMENTS. tfim. Garget, 6, Bridge Street, „ Hours, 6, Schoolcroft. Newoastle-onder-Lyiie. ...

... . To the Editor of the Stage Directort. Sir Would you allow me to make a few sugges tions Your paper is likely to prove of so much value to the Dramatic pretension, that in the name of several members of the musical profession, I wish to add, if possible, to its already UHeful character. What I mean is this the orchestra of theatres have no organ (of course 1 nicau paper), at present there ...

... Nkwspapbrs —Weekly : Advertiser, News, “Reporter,” “Standard.” Market—Saturday. ™ . Bill Poster—O. Charles, 29, Charles-street. Scarboro’ (Pop. 25,000), Railway— North Eastern. Royal —Eldred and Yorke. IjONDEsbro' —W. Waddington. St. Oeoboe's Music Hall —R. Dunn. Newspapers— Weekly: “Express, “Mercury, “Post, “Gazette.” Markets— Thursday, Saturday. Bill Poster—S. R. Gould, 23, Queen-street ...

... . H. Fisher Your letter was not forwarded, the rules not having been observed by you. F. C. Your MS. never came to hnud, so your letter of abuse is uncalled for, send stamp for return of same. Mary --Yes, only at the Surrey Theatre. Chas. May-- You should have had the pajicr by 1st of May, send us name of newsagent. Esujayaiek Your MS. declined with thanks, send stamp for return. F. Wilson ...

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... To the F/litor of The Staoe Diukctouy. Sir, Will you allow me spaco for a few lines rela tive to the production of my new piece nt Itichmond. I think it very unjust that the Era critic should so utterly condemn what ho had no opportunity of fairly criticising, n.s, being present at intervals only during the first part of tho performance and leaving alto gether before the commencement of the ...

... To the Editor of THE STAGE. 8ii,-- Kindly allow in. iroeortbe la ...

... . To the luli' ^,-i0K. Dbab Sib,-- In lust w> drew attention to MuilainoTPime'Kr's fim! l^-lk-v-n.- i-r.a her m.t ?::i I .;o is v.. ___ ^en serioufciy i ...

... latu./ yoar b'Kh uPinion Bd good wishes. If result bv are K1cere y° m.v Cllrry them to a practical Panir Vi'1?^ ttlltho uow^igeiiw you come roar about ,*'U al low cr many cuPieB y°ur Kenenwity and puree knuwn JL! very wook, and you will belelpiug lo make us or*r.ai'i, H Your ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sib,-- A report having been rather widely circulated through the profession that I had a monetary interext in Tro Kosr* company which commenced n tour at Rochester, on Ka8ter Monday. I beg most emphatically to deny the truth of the Hamc and aleo to add that I can afiord iitnp'e y.roof to sustain tlie above statement. Apologising for trenjituudng on your space, I ...

... . To the Editor of THE STAGE. Sib. 1 see in your issue, No. 0, a young lady styling herself Miss Madgo D' Alcorn, as having performed with some minor company in Rochester, and as it is calculate d to do me some injury, i beg to say I am the only Miss D' Alcorn either in or out of the profession in England. It is a pity a person cannot obtain recognition by her own talents without the aid of ...

... . To the Editor of the Stage. Sir,-- Will you kindly do me the favour to givo publicity to tho following facts connected with the distressing case of Mr. George Howard, who was for many years under the management of tho late Mr. Nelson Leo. Many at tho East End of London will remember him as a most industrious man as actor, prompter and copyist; but having had a very large family to bring up, ...