... railing of the bridge, dislocating her arm at the elbow. Although sulferiag great pain, Miss Irish pluckily played her part through to the end. The hone has since been set, and Mary Northeote now appears carrying her arm in a sling, Fxrvtstin) FitscDoxU ...

... -Mr Gerald Kennedy and company have appeared here this week in Sutton Vane's John kartin's Secret, and there was an excellent house on the opening night. Mr Kennedy as John Martin acts with conspicuous success, whilst Mr Chas. A. Carlisle as his accomplice ...

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

... took the child up and placed her on his arm, then lowering her to his knee. The eldest d then knelt by his side on the seat and tried to fix another v buttonhole in his coat. He took both the little girls in c his arms and afterwards they went away to play ...

... include also Roereo and Juliet, As You Like It. Pygmialioen and Galatca, Comedy and T:ragedy, Lady of Lyons, and Ingogsear. lMR JOHN HARE on Saturday evening last at the Garlick Club entertained at supper the principal members of the Daly company and other ...

... and ladies of the Royal Cardigan Artillery, when sketches and tableaux formed part of the programme. A pleasant evening was con- cluded by the popular comedietta To Olblige Benson. ACC'RINGTON. PRINCE'S THEATRE.-Manager. Mr John Ormerod.- Mr W. J. Lancaster's ...

... every variety of human passion, and the latter being remarkable for humorous embodiment and originality of conception. Mr. John Barnard's music has been selected and arranged with the tact of a thorough musician. The scenes of the harlequinade are abundant ...

... secured. Other parts are ?? Brookfield, the miller, Mr John Clulow; John Thorodyke, Beresford's fraudulent trustee, Mr Ernest Douglas; Benjamin Tremble, the oldest inhabitant, Mr W. Northeote; John Quick, a detective, Mr E. Fairbridge; Captain Salem, Mr ...

... shortly after teall Irk attended by his Highness Prince Leiniiwuen, who weo the Il i,1a of a Prussian geoneral, the Earl of Cardigan, Sir Colin Carlll ,ell Lord Panmure, Lord Blarghersh, Major-General Lord ?? ' Commandar of tie Division of Guards, Colosel ...

... performed at Pera. THE company will include Messrs John Le Hay, Lionel Mackinder, Charles Ryley, E. Dagnall, Sidney Howard, and Misses Kitty Loftus, Mabel Love, Topsy Sinden, Maggie Ripley, Marie Yorke, and Edith John- son. A startling novelty will be the Rdntgen ...

... Drury-lane Theatre. MR JOHN V. BRIDGEMAN, who was long connected with journalism, and was the author of many dramas, farces, and librettos, and who died on the 10th ult. at the age of seventy, left a widow in destitute circumstances. Mr John Boosey, Mr H. Sutherland ...

... piece of work Mr O'Grady has yet done. Mr W. H. Hallatt makes a manly John O'Connor, and his excellent acting finds great favour. Messrs W. Rodgers as Dr Hilmore and Marcus Hydes as Sir John Raymond play acceptably, but in the matter of make-up both gentlemen ...