... IMportant Invemtigation under the Copyright Act. At the Southwark Police-court, last Tuesday, Als. Robert Edtirn Villiers, the Proprietor of the South London AMusic Hall, Londo._ road, Southwvark, was summoned before Slr. Partridge, under the Copyright Act, 2Gth and 26th Vic., cap. 58, sec. 6, by Messrs. Shepherd and Creswick, Lessees of the Surrey Theatre, for Stloat lie did copy and ...

... Agricultural Hail and Fairy Palace. With this night (Saturday's) grand miscellaneous concert the miusical season at the Agricultural Hall positively terminates. That the projectors of these concerts have found them reiunerative it the highest degree is beyond a doubt, and it is only fair to acknow- ledge that everything has been done to present itse public with mn entertainment worthy ...

... London is seldom without its Professor of Legerdemain, ule thit natural restieg-place of the honourably light-fiegered gentleiseii who produce a bewildering array of tin cups from a hat of flie period, soems to be ?? Hall. Signor(?) nubici comenni;ecl his s'eevnces in the Minor Psoom on Monday last. He speaks Eegli.ii uneommonly like a native, and may safely dety all Italy to apprs:ceb him in ...

... COVENT.GAREW CONCERTS, BAehlADVnv~r - q L 1 I n -L e E neesinoven's magnificent Symphony in C Minor .was the great eature of Thursday night's programme. An attempt was made to encore the Andante con Oito, but common sense; fob ,once, tri- umphed, and the Symphony was allowed to proceed in Troper order. The Setorzo and Allegro Mlarziale were ?? well played; and the classical division of the ...

... (FROMt OUlt OrTo CORRESPONDENTS) ALLOA. TlI~it., conceort seasons in. this stirring Scottish, town was Inaugurated on Monday lost with a musical ontertainment, isl which Miss eleni Icirk,1 Miss Emily ]Percival, and Air. T1. Maclavin wero thle ertlsis. Th po grainne woo felicioosly varied, SnO as to bring, Out t esta d te ooth ablihts of th e respective pdrformars. Miss Percival preshded o t th ...

... (WarTTN EuXPEYSLY iOR IT,, tPA.W) The opening of Mr. Coleman's new Theatre, which bas been fully described in these columins, was an event thet was looked forward to in Leeds with the utmost interest, and from an early hour on Monday last an eager and expectant crowd beslegod tlie doors, and SOOI after they were opened a dense mass filled every part of the Theatre, and when the superb centre ...

... |MLR. 3lAYLIS'S NEW THEATRE AT GLASGOW. (cIR021 OUR GLASGOW CORnsaEPOxNDEXT.) Only a few wesico have passed since we presentod to our readers a description of the new Prince of Wales Thentre, Glasgow, opened lately by dii. Alfred DMais, and thus erly wve ame again salied upon to fulfil a similar duty regarding the building presently being erected by Mir. Baylis in ties senit licighbourhood. Sn ...

... COURT AND F;ASHIU.N BALMORAL, SEPTsruBIen 28.-The Queen went out in the morning, accompanied by Princess Christian, and in the afternoon drove out with Princess Christian, Princess Louise, and Princess Beatrice. The Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote arrived at the Castle as the Mlinister in attendance on her Majesty. BALMORAL, SUNDAY. ?? The Qaeen, Prince and Princess Csristian, Princess ...

... AjfERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORK, SzrrrmisEcs 16. The principal event in Theatrical circles during the past week has been the opening of the OLYMPIC THLEATRE, last Monday evening, under the Management of Mr. James E. Hayes. Rip 7an WVinkle was the inaugural piece which introduced Mr. Jefferson once more to a New York audience in his celebrated impersonation of Rip, a performance which could not ...

... THE NEW QUIEER'S THEATRE, LONG-ACRE.E The large building in Long-acre, nearly facing Bow -street, so long known. to choral societics and the Dirblic as St. M aitin's Hall, will be re-opened on the 17th ot this miaouth. aithout tail, as aill elegant arid commodious Theatre, with the above title, underthe experienced Lessceship of Mir. Alfred Wiguan The buildihr- Ias been completely gutted, ...

... L01'DON MUSIC HALLS. THE CANTERBURY.-Another of Offentach's merry little operas has been laid under tribute fer the entertainment of the 7mabitids of this Hall. During the past week the concert company here have sung selections from a composition entitled Ai-. andil -lls. Denis. These have been given with that completeness and effec- tiveness under the direction of Mlr. Joenghmnns, which have ...

... jilCIESS'S._I tile warmn appinnee and earnset attention ,Ieore by~ tics ?? tiudiencee gathered within these wavlls on gsedv nift my befound tile surest sign at cthe good policy diet ha dictaedtc reproduction of one of' thle meat popular draas ve brtigctout on thel niodern stage. Tle revival of ~~ and th~le re-engagemient of each admirable urtistces as is, cd Mr. D o u ecitault to ascstain ...