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... intended for the stage, and was placed in the hands of Mr. Phelps, during the period of his lesseeship of Sad- ler's Wells Theatre, for rehearsal. Lord Lvtton, however, altered his intention, and withdrew the manuscript from Mr. Phelps's hands and probably ...
... in more senses than one, honour amongst th'eves. Iwonder what do the people of Ire. land think of the Congress of Internationalists at the Hague. It is ratheraridiculous affair al togetlher, but not quite despicable, for there are nien of desperate ...
... THE POLICE HAVE INSTITUTED a search at the house of an Internationalist at Florenoe, and seized nine Orsini bombs and several Socialist proclamations. At Caserta fifteen individuals have been arrested belonging to an association of malefaeton who, it ...
... DEATH A THEATRE. The Strandard Yr. Oeorge Atkinson, of Middlesborough, died suddenly while at the Ad phi Theatre night. The cause of death heart disease. THE ESCAPE OF HENRY ROCHEFORT. The Times says Henry Flochefort is travelling overland from Ban Francisco ...
... Large numbers of pilgrims are leaviDg a I Lourde?. ei The Berne Internationalists have been e to various terms of imprisonment and diffe re with compensation to the gendarmes they had J . Some of the accused have been banished.* Bribing a Critic.—A ...
... unable to get away that day. The Lunan was considerably flooded owing to the recent rains. Theatre—Trades Hall.—We hare been favoured by short visit of the Theatre Royal (Dundee) Company, wbich opened the above last night. They are only to be two nights ...
... THEATRE ROYAL Novelty and variety were certainly ruling features at the Theatre Rayal last night; indeed it is seldom that there is submitted to Greenock audience suck an attractive programme. It comprised the performances of three separate corps artistes—the ...
... THE QUEEN'S THEATRE. can deny that the prevent management of this home to not spirited. and determined upon sustaining the high character • lila the Queen's has won fur itself within a very short period ? weer after week we Imre new pieces admirahly produced ...
... EDITION Uifr Mail Office pm telegrams ( Mr neuter's INTERNATIONALISTS IN ITALY October 9 Thu have instituted house of llntornationalist some Orsini bombs sovoral proclamations At fifteon individuals malefactors who it is jbelicvod relations with tho THE ...
... PRINCE &OF -ES THEATRE. 'BLIEBE~t. The Prince of Wales Theatre has not been highly- ptosperous all through its history, but | ire zhty fairly associate success with its panto- l t mimes. The Fair One with the Golden'! Locks, the first pantomime produced ...
... ROYAL STRAND THEATRE. flolo Loam* and Miuiaim-eM. tor* Swan boron**. THIS EVKNIN44, 7.30. OLD Me«re. ernon, Coi. Terrtaa; Meadamta Ada Swmnboraunb. Raymond. At 9.16, NEMESIS. Mfaara. Trrty. Co*. Marina,Turner, fee.; Claude, Bromley, Jonca. Sal Turner ...
... THEATRE ROYAL-MR. TEAPLE'S RICHELIEU. LAST evening, Mr. Osmond Tearle and a care. fully Relected companyr'-we quote from the bills-. commenced a short engagement at the theatre by performing Lord Lytton's drama hohelieu. Mr. Tearle, it may be recollected ...