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... ple; John Monro, for Malta. The Pride the Sea, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, struck on the causeway Cardigan Bay, on the instant; part the crew landed; the captain anil the remainder of the crew remained on board. The Cnlloden, from St. John’s, New ...
... Waklev. T Herries. John O’Brien, Sir Waimsley. Sir Hlldyaid, B O’Flaherty, A Walpole, Spencer Hill, Lord Ossulston, Imrd Walter, J Hood, Sir A Packe, W Wawn, John T Hornby, J Pakington, Sir J Wclby, E Hotham, Lord Palmer, Robert Williams, John Hudson, George ...
... —COMEDY. AVENUE THEATRE. Mr. 0. T. H. Helmsler. FVrNINQ, at B.SO, wUI lie acted Bora antic '•MMdy, in Tli pep Acts, entitled ARMS AND THE MAN, By Bernard Shaw. York# Stephens, Bernard Gould, James Welch, A. E. y' , 0. Barnett; Mesdaraes Alraa Murray, Clmrles ...
... Alloa Arnold, and Babo; H. Grattan, C. Cooper, B. God, &c.—OLlVi/iTE, TO-NIGHT at 8.0. Misses Florence . Minnie Byron; M. Marius, H. Ashley, F. Clifton, nd U. Bracy. LTIONAI STANDARD THEATRE, Bishopsgatc. and Maniigcrs, Messrs. John and Richard Douglass. 2 ...
... eo. John F. Sheridan, F. Cook, George, Pr. ®* I'°idlaw, Roland Corse { Meadames Maud Holland, W Alice Lethbridge, Gracie Whiteford, Eva Greville, Wilson,M.Mamlen,M. Bonhear.andMayYohe. '■*.WEATUERWIBE.-MATINEE, SATURDAY. GAKBICE THEATRE. _ Mr. John Rare ...
... designed 6. W. Eve, of Chiswick, and shown by Eoyal sanction. One composes the Royal arms, erfest, and) supportens, witfli emblematic badges, another the Royal arms within the Garter, surmounted the Imperial crown, and a third plate is of the Royal crest ...
... House of Commons (says the Athenaum of to-day). Fox stands surly and defiant, with his strong arm upraised, as if could smash poor thinlegged, meagre Grattan, or spindley Seldon, as sailor would a biscuit. The sculptor has done his beat with unpropitious ...
... and >o. To oonclade with SILENT WOMAN. Misa leaara. Staunton and Blutchley, GAIETY THEATRE, STRAND. Lessee and Manager. Mr. John Holliukshoad. 8. THOSE GIRLS. At 5.45, ...
... MARLBOROUGU-STRKET THIS DAY. Robberies at the Volunteer Review.— John Coley, described as cabinet maker, was charged before Mr. Henry with stealing a gold lever watch and chain, of tha value of £25, from the person of Mr. George Peyton, gentleman, of ...
... Astor, Maggie Roberts, Ruble Temple, Maud i-ockett,and Letty Lind ; Messrs. Harry Grattan, George Gros. •tolth, on., Arthur Playfair, Sidney Howard, Frederick Horse, John L. Shine. __ DALY’S THEATRE. XIQHT ' Mis* a* Viola, EVERY EVENING if*® at (Saturday ...
... vote which comes before Parliament in connection with this subject. It appears that the jurisdiction lies with the Serjeant-at-Arms. A plaintive plea by Mr. Patrick O’Brien against members being deprived of almost the only pleasure of Parliamentary life closed ...
... M. Bonheur, and May Yohe. *-40, WEATHERWISE.—MATINEF., TO MORROW, 2.30. GARRICK THEATRE. Mr. John Hare, Lc««ee and Manager. .THIS K7EXINO, «. MONET. Mr. John Harr, M«W. wrbes Robertson. Cecil, Kemble, Brookfield, O. Hare, Bourcbier, isDesworili, Rock ...