... SpAti, the peenticre ilmvente, caught fire, and she rushed off the stage in limes in view of a crowded audience, the members of the ballet flying iu the meanwhile in panic from the stage. So soon as the band struck up the members of the audience, who were ...

... BATTLE.. ON MONDAY EYNNING LAST, the Roth December, the Battle Amateur Dramatic Company made their first poblie appearance. The manager, Mr H. Pegg, boring bought the stage fitting. and properties of Kr 1101 len for their use, the company date:mined to ...

... scene of which is laid ths Court of an English Sovereign. Add to thia that tho richness and fidelity of the costumes are of exceptional excellence. The armearance of Laasalle rich red doublet, embroidered with gold, hia beard and hair of the golden red recalling ...

... ALCTORS ON THE STAGE. All the world's a stage, And nll the mon and wamoa merely players. I have been ornitbologising, Mr. E litor-yes, really traoking to its habitat at least one rar'a avis-isn't that the term enthusiastic naturalists use when alluding ...

... BIG BATTLE IN CUBA. A despatch from Havans announces that 3500 insurgents who had been besieging Fort .Jauza, near Manzanilla, with artillery for the last five days, bave been attacked and driven off b General Munoz. The garrison was very nmli but they ...

... TEE STAGE. WILLIAM TMRRta, who starts for America on the 8:11 of next month, is to open at Nthlo'n Gar !elm New York, on Octob-r 7th, in Wier la Route. Thin is to constitute the chief piece Of Terries' repertory, and by way of change, The Belle's Stratagem ...

... COMING NAVAL BATTLE. New York, Friday. It is considered almost certain that Admiral Sampson will attack the Spaniards in Santiago Cuba immediately. News is expected on Sunday. THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS. * To all those who pnrsue the seductive art photography ...

... STAGE WHISPERS. With Fair Play —which did not turn out to be exactly • dramatic jewel—at the Royal, a ponderous piece called Tare. at the Comedy, and Master Man' at the Queen's, the gentle playgoer of Cottonopolis can hardly he said to have bad ...

... got gold, and in 501110 I gut surprisingly rich shows. There are other reefs and leaders, distinctly different from these (on which the workings are only surface scratchings) indicating the extensive richness of the whole property. and there are also ...

... STAGE WHISPERS. It to many playgoers a matter of no little regret that Kate Vaughan, when at her zenith as a dancer, raw tit to diaeard torpidchore in favour of Thalia. - ----- But her charming performances in Old English comedy soon reconciled us to ...

... the stage. This was Gerald Griffin, whose romantic tale The Collegians furnished Mr Boucicault with the materials of which he made such skilful use in his popular melodrania The Colleen Bascn. Then, for tragical romance connected with the Stage, there ...

... to the above, I have entirely removed the bulls of two old line-of-battle ebip• and a frigate that were formerly used as prison ships; also the frigate Havannah and the line of-battle skip Sagodol, with the exception ot the keel, which Is buried in over ...