... it, the Dark, Messrs Harry Taylor, John S. Foote (stage manager), Charles Williams, and mesdaimes Elinore and M'ffherson (Miss Annie Blrown) shonem to great advantage. In the laughable farce of Phe Area Belle, Mr John S. Foote. as Pitcher, was irresistibly ...

... Young aetor, is partienlerly 1' groat aso Gobbles, head (enid only) waiter at the Vanghan Arms . The Scenery is beautiful, being Painted by Mr. Win. Glover, Mr. John Casor, jan., and assistants. The attedans ?? i ?? farce, entitled Mr. and Tos-yrRei.-Pppe'o ...

... Accusers: embracing a Narrative of Events from the Death of James V., in 1542, untiZ the Death, of the Begent Murray, in 1570. By John Hosack, Barrister-at-Law. Blackwood and Sons. Nearly three hundred years have now elapsed since Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots ...

... and AHr J. W. Beleg' (Director). La3M ?? Arms Concert Eall ?? and delighted sudiencee still patronise this well-c'nducted place ofamoecunot the following company being engaged, viz., Miss M'Grecor (bravura), M, John Brady (Lancashire dialect vocalist), Mr ...

... a mudica and literary entertainment to a moderate hoses. On Wednesday, Febroary 24th, there was a, grated annual assault at arms, given in the above rooms by the Accrington Athletic Clob, It was a brilliant affair, under distieguished patronage, and attended ...

... THE LITERARY EXAMINER. The Oiford Reformers of 1498; being a History of the Fellow- Work of John Colet, Erasmus, and Thomas More. By Frederic Seebobm. Longmans. A few months ago Mr Froude published, in his Short Studies on Great Subjects, some lectures ...

... entranle, tite market. The opening of the chief is 27 feet by 1o feet width, surmounted by an elliptical pediment, with th City Arms boldly cut in the tympanum. The gates at these entrances are unequalled in Britain for their elaborate and rich design and ...

... pianists, commenced a aerier of quartet concerts, sedaated by M. Pollitzer and Meaers Goodban, Niblp, nnd.Ticchuret; the St. John's Choral Snelety, a very strong and efficient one, performed Handel's Dettingen 2To Denes and Lonea'se Marbeth music at the ...

... CONsCERTS.-Tibe ceoicert of Monday last was well attenided, the programme prosentisig more thass the ordinary attractionss. Air. Grattan Kelly, the favourite bass, appeared tie vocalist. Mr. Cellier presided at the grand orgasm, wvhile the splendid baud of tels ...

... AND ?? JUDAS MAcce.'sea.`-These two of ?? oratorios were perfortted ill the Mechallics' IlIStitutiousllaWedesdlly lest, Mr John Lord, baladmnaster to the 4th ?? ?? as conductor. 'The performers were local, sila numbered, iticluditg bziud, upwards of sixty ...

... AssENIstr Rlooms.-Last week lice Acceual Concesrt in aid of lisa Cricket Club was Iseld ics the Asseeebly Rtooms, Locmbton Arms. There was a large and respectable audience present. Ani overture by the orcheostra was followed by a comic song by J. F. Rtobins ...

... gymnasts, sod ore wvell aup- ported by Miss Jeannie Douglas, Ned Geemaine, end others. CARDIFF. TILE TnoursAT.-(Lcssee, MA-r. John Thounas; Director, MA'r. George hlelyille.)-Mr. Melville's benefit on Taesday week was a suceessful one,.- and the house having ...