... Obadiah Harris (Mr. H. Watkins), and a German botanist, one Dr. Schultz (Mr. Villiers). To these must be added John Joseph Jerrams (Mr. John Rouse), the footman in attendance on Miss Porcupine, and invested with all those attributes of plush and pomposity ...

... were all that could be desired ; Mr. H. Corri was ancllsiig as the fussy, pompons Fridolin, and Mr. Theodore Distin arid Mr. Grattan Kelly supported their parts with much energy. Thie call, hfore the curtain have brought all the chief pertornoers to receive ...

... Cust, Augustus Macdonald Moraton, Charles Trefusis, M.P. BAoN-Eors.-Fowell Buxton, F. Graham Moon, John e Walsh, Edmund Antrobus, John F. Davis, ?? John a Heron Maxwell, William Scott, M.P., George Chetwynd, r Edward Grogan, Thomas Gladstone, Reginald ...

... neighbourhood as an ecclesias- tical reformer. The prelate of St David's being negligent of oversight, the people of Pembroke and Cardigan, negligent of duty, withheld tithes of wool and cheese. Gerald directed to these enormities the attention of the Archbishop ...

... enabled Mr John Drew to ashow what he cant do with an original part, one differing essentially in many of ito phases from any in which be bae been previonsly seen. The Jlroamc wt lob' hase been written expressly for htr Drew by Mr H. Grattan Plunket e ...

... consequence of the miserable Harney affair, Mr Grattan fairly warned his countrymen that *war was immi- nent. The matter was, however, patched up; but the heart-burning did not cease. The whole tendency of Mr Grattan's elaborate explanations is to make it appear ...

... of the Stage eccentricities of the Yankee Gal and Irish Boy. The Dramatic Sketch of The Irish Emigrant, written by Mr. John Brolighanm, is already familiar to the London boards. As the hero, Tim O'Bryan, Mr. Florence showed a keen sense o0 Hibernian ...

... ? were what we had seen by mi0oonlight really the ruins of the city ?' I was out early; Abe botel overlooked the southern arm of the harbour. That is the Malakoff, just opposite, and, farther to the ri'ht, just over that long range of ruins, is the ...

... will euffie to soy that these who appeared an thue openhin might, ?? Emily Cooke, Messrs J. H. Cooks. A, Clarke, John Wilson, A. Bridges, John Hendrseno, and tkis Brothers cirditwiek were each in their several performances very soccassfol in scoiuringf rho ...

... when I do not clearly remember whether it was Lord John RuSsell, now E arl Russell, who promised that Mr. Disraeli.should sit for his picture, or whether it was Mr. Disraei who pro. mised tha t Lord John should sit for his. (Cheers and a laugh.) In either ...

... Wynne Seymour Smith, John Shearn Thomas, Spencer Clarke, Caine Col- lege; James Webster Longonire, Samuel Francis [Creswell, Augustus Jackson, William Donaldson, George Proud, St. John's College; William Underwood, Pembroke College John Durst, Sanders Etheridge ...

... week, bor they have been the strongest wc have sean far some time. On Monday Shakepere's Tragedy of fling John, with MrG. V. Brooks as King John, Mr Walter Montgomery as Fslcooabridge, and Misc Avonia Jones, Contatnce, won performed ; followed by H. J ...