... and Publishing Company, St. John-street, London.- The Signs of the Times, politically, socially, and religiously, No. 1. The Biographical Magazine, No. 4 ' ( Wsn. Penn, Bernard Palissu, Edgar A. Poe, Mrs. Sherwood, Henry Grattan). Evangelical Christendom: ...

... Lenc, Little Tich, Harry Payne, Poluskis,, Chas. tsodswo'tli, Arthar Alexander, L'Albertieri, Birown, Newland, and L~e Clereq, john D'Auban, The fees; Ada Blanche, Maric Lloyd, Lily Harold, Emma D'Auban, Jui Kn. Iox-office open from 1O Am5. all day. ?? HAYMARKEr ...

... elaborate judgment, and di after hearing both sides, decided in the negative,; and, 1 accompanying himself on the piano Mr. Grattan in a very ai effective manner sang, in the orgnal Frenoh and English, al several choice songs of Love and War, which were ...

... Chas, Clay, Wakefield ; Mr. John Coic- rmen, 'York; Mr. IR. Paver Crow, Boroaghbridge; M~r. Thos. Ellerby, York; Mr. Ayecough Fawkes, Fat iley Hall, Orley ; Mr. J. L. Foster, York ; Mr. F. B, Frank, Doncsoster ; Mr. John Hutton, Northeilsrton M r. 0 ...

... Rilchardion ; 2, John Boothi, Stony Hioughton; 2, Robert H. Hyde )r and Sons; h o, Edward Harley, Wlrksa'orth. Theaves.-Pea of _ live long-woolled theaves: 1, Edward Harley; 2, John Gibbs; B, r. J. W. Thompson, Calhonglow; II c, John Bonks, Cotesfiold ...

... 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 ...

... Bowkett's full leegth figure of Juliet (488) is marked a by grace and refinement and tender pathetic feeling,bhat 'I Surely the-arms are out of drawing. A truly great t] picture iseE. Armitage's Meeting of S.. Francis and S. 0 Dominic klli5)-great in ...

... guns, as Lord Raglan had anticipated, had turned thenm upon us-directed the Bri- tish light cavalry to chbarge. The Earl of Cardigan,, ies com- mander. ventured, we believe, to ask a very natural quest ian, 'what his brigade seas to charge P. The enemy ...

... 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 ...

... to a Deanery Rural, dio. Chichester. Rev E. Evans, to Garthell Perpetual Curacy, Cardigan- shire; value, 601.; patron, Perpetual Curate of Llandewi- t Brevi. Rev. John Howlin Montserrat, to be Colonial Chaplain at the Gambia. 5 Rev. Clement Moody, to ...

... Harry Grattan, and Albert Chevalier. THE Globe Theatre, under the direction of Miss Lois Fuller, will reopen, with structural alterations we presume completed, with the comedy-drama, Caprice by Howard P. Taylor, for which Messrs J. G. Grahame, John Maclean ...