... Miss Carrie Braham, Mr R. H.. Kitchen, Miss Lauretta Walton, Miss Harriet Walton, Mr George Walton, Mr William Walton, and Mr John Walton. These are sufficient in themselves to secure success, and they have been appearing before over-crowded audiences since ...

... obbaining from general praetitioners in the border counties accurate notes of ODD operations, such as amputation of a leg or an arm, arformed within a given time, in the homes of the suf- ererv, mauy of them peasants and others workmen in towYns. A careful ...

... lly received by well-filled houses. DUBLIN. THEATRE ROYALs.-(Manager, Mr M. R, Gunn.)-Closed. GAIETY TcEATRE.-(Manager, Mr John Gmmn.)-Saturday evening, the 27th ult., closed the engagement of the clever tragedienssse Miss Genevieve Ward. She appeared ...

... was the name of England employed to take arms out of the hands of an insurller population, without (so far as England -was concerned) snbstitutil) any security whatever for the fair hopes that lay in those arms. The result of Mr. Rutson's examination of ...

... whose gallant bearing, maunly action, antivigorous style of elocution appeared to please everybody. Miss Grattan as the Prince of Wales, and Master Grattan as the Duke of York, showed ability far in advance of their years, the last-named gaining a well-merited ...

... the maiden amid much Fejocing and a perfect round of May-day festivities. Miss Emilie Gist- tan, as Goody; and Master Harry Grattan, Boy Blue, played with delightful spirit and humour. The good and bad boys of the school were rendered equally diverting by ...

... entitled The Forn World, by Francis GeorgeoHeath (Sampson Low aud Co.), and the other beinga new and enlarged edition of Mr. John Simit 's well-known Ferns, British and MIodert (Hardwick and Boguo)-.betokens the, popularity of the cultivation of these ...

... BELLS ANNuAL. There are contributions by George Augustus Sala, George Manville Fenn, Percy B. St. John, A. Phillips, Charles H. Ross, Henry P. Grattan, .John Hollovay, T. H. Reynoldson, Henry Baker, and J. Redding Ware. The stories are respec- tively illus ...

... as his own, and becomes the John O'Fergus of the drama. The throttled child, the brother, or foster brother, we are uncertain which, of the kidnapped child grows up into the Omadhaun. At the opening of the play we find John O'Fergus courting the inevitable ...

... his olin, and becomes the John O'l'ergus of the drama. The throttled child, the brother, or foster brother, we are uncertain which, of the kidnapped child grows up into the ?? Omadhaun. At the o;)ening of time play we find John ()'IFergus coorting ...

... and Maid Marian are capitally acted by Master and Miss Grattan. They are both prettily dressed, speak clearly, do not appear to be encumbered like many full-grown Serforreres with their hands, arms, sad legs, but move easily and uracefully on the stage ...

... of Mr George Everett valuably con- tributes. Mrs Rousby appeared with her arm bound up, and supported by a sling. The domestic sketch of Orson afforded Miss and Master Grattan an opportunity of displaying their histrionic talent in the early part of the ...