... of East-end playgoers. I EMPIRE PALACE (LisTrTED).-Mlanaging-Director, Mr ] H. E. Moss; Acting-Manager, Mr John Pellow ; Trea- E surer, Mr John Whittle.-Here are engaged this week ti the Sisters Preston, duettists and dancers; Mr Harry Anderson; the Barra ...

... Drake, John M adden, Mfr and Mrs Scatty. The following ares sojourning a, the Inter. national Hotel, Brav, county Wicklow-Thle Most Re? Lord Bishop Walshe, Cotonel Sir Arthur Wiltshire, ColdeltrearaGuards; Sir Bernard Burke, Knt, Ulftez King at Arms; Lady ...

... Acting-Manager, Mr John Gregory.-Miss Jenette Steer has been here with The Cloern Foot. Miss Steer is seen to much advantage in the dual part of Laura Treverton and La Chicot. She receives able support from Mr Charles Eaton, an impres- sive John Treverton. lir ...

... Hood in his duties as Groom In Waltllg to the queen. 'Hia ?? Highness the Duke of Cambridge, a¢compahied by the Earl of Cardigan and Lord Panmure, left Loitdon by tie Sautb Eastern Rallway, on Tuesday morning, for shorncliffe a emp, on a 'isit of Inspection ...

... Wall Station by the Lon- don ~dp North Western Comlpatny's Express passinger steamer-Mtr. and Mfrs WV 0; Walters, John and Charlest Heny, John Fosuter,- Mlic titfe Postser, WV H (Ykelly, Mr,.Ms and Bliss Redfrn, Henry and Miss Staytes, C W Taylor Mrs Bt ...

... a spirited and earnest performance. Master Grattan plays the Boy-Falstafi's Boy -with great vivacity and intelligence. He is a lad of much promise, and may do excellent work as an actor. Mr. Ryder plays John Bates, the soldier, with a straightforward ...

... C.B., Piunacree, Killucan, has been appointed High Sheriff for the county of AWaterford. Lieutenant-Colonel William Edward Arm- -stronlg bacossnell has been appointed Vice-Lieutenant for the county of Clare. 1 Thom as F. Keily, Esq., 9 George's-street ...

... He sank twice, and wvould inevitably have perished had not a one-armed man seized his arm on the third rising, and dragged him into a punt.' Old Etonians may recog- nise in the one-armed man, _Mr. Charles Carter, who afterwards kept boats at Eton. Good ...

... of them in antielpatlon of the %arm summor predicted. Bony of the designa, though exclusive and confined alone to their b'ulle for Ircland,are very moderate In priceau~d wdrib the attention of puroIrsEors. i' THE REV. JOHN A. HOPKINS (Prior of Toha- gar ...

... Eversoley, 5; Mr. Cattling, 1 ls; Earl of Glasgow, 10 10s.; Sir John Bowring, 2; General the Hon. Sir Edward Cust, ?? 3 Bs.; ViscountessBoyne,o10 10s. Sir D. Deas, ?? 1 is.; Countess of Cardigan, 1 ls.; Baroness de Rothschild, 2; Mrs. Bevan, 3; Miss Haynes ...

... ironinounger; first maeaing February 21, at eleven a.m., at the Sterpney Arms Hotel, Llanelly; public exaumilratiori bebrua-v 28. at noon. at the Guild-hail, C~irrrlarl li1enl. John L. Dnvics, Dou-lais, grocer; first mneeting Feb- ruary 22, at ioon, at ...

... Maxwell, by her mother, Mrs. Constable Maxwell. Mrs. John Meiklarn (of Duloch), by Viscountess Monck. Miss Meiklacn, by liar mnother, Mrs John Afeiklam. Lady Milner, by Sehna Ceuntess Milton. Mrs. John Morison, by Mrs. Colonel Frddy. Mrs. Montresor, by ...