... to the Mansion House oU behalf of the Dublin Corporation (hear, hear). This year has been exceptional in the proximity of Easter thindva to the commencernent of the year, and it is only now- twvo or three short months since we had the pkeasure of feeing ...

... J It~t. _ _ , EASTER. fl This festival celebrates at once both the rietuvn Oi f spring and the resurrection of the Saviour. The power of Christianity is shown by the fact that it ha.s trans formed the heathen festival of the Anglo Saxon goddess, Eastre ...

... EASTER Al1USEMENTS. THs Easter Festival is. again close at hand, and with a continuance of the beautiful spring weather with which we are now being favoured the holidays ought to prove very enjoyable. As usual on Easter Monday, business will be to a great ...

... popularity every week. There will be a day per- formance on Easter Mlonday. The GAiETY presents the three-act burlesque of Caen'ara/- amate. A special afternoon performance is announced for Easter Mondy The OLrYM repeats Mr Bartley Campbell's American play ...

... THE EASTER NOVELTIES. An unusual number of new pieces will be produced at the Metropolitan Theatres this Easter, which falls somewhat later than usual. The HAYMARKET, ADEL'HI, the QUEEN'S, the STRAND, the PRINCE OF WALES'S, and the ROYALTY do not specially ...

... EASTER EXCURS10N'S. I . . . Numerous facilities are offered by the several carrying companies over sea and land this Easter to excursionists. All the Irish railway companies are issuing cheap tickets to and from Dublin and from all stations to the various ...

... EASTER ENTERTAINIENTS. DRURY LANE.-By way of attraction for the Easter folk, the manager of this theatre produced a translation of Schillei's 1 Robbers, adapted to the stage by Mr. Anderson, so the bills inform us ; but all that Mr. Anderson has had ...

... I, A S T bR A 31USEMENTS. I hall Tauual activity is noticeable in the theatrical Wrtliith thle M 1lvent of Easter this year, aud Managers ltt (1l ' ' thc ?? fashionable as well as unfashiionable ' s-c determineof to vie withi each other iM n ta e pro- ...

... THE EASTER AMUSEMENTS. At many of the Theatres no change will be made in the present programmes, and the novelties of Easter Monday will be certainly much less numerous than for some years. The ADELPHI will be reopened with Mr. Andrew Halliday's new sensation ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. por the first time in the history of the Crystal Palace there will be a great football mateh on Easter Monday between Notts Forest snd Dundee teems as follows:.Allsopp, coal; Richie and Scott backs; Mec- crackin ...

... FLONI0ERS FOR EASTER. THERE is one free show in London which is worth all the shows that one pays to see, or sees by virtue of paper, put together. Covent Garden Market in the awkward hours of the morning-those which come a little after one has gone ...

... THE ElkSTER ENTERTAIN\ ENT\S That the holiday folk will find abundance of enitert--i c ?? this Easter at the theatres may be seen from the ?oillew summary of the various attractions presented:- DituRY-LAn-m will be reopened with thi Carl Rosa Ous.. Company ...