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... I I i : T I . VOLUNTEER ARMOURIES AND j ' ;. . MAGAZINES. . V The following official notice hashbeen ihsued to commanding officers of volunteers:- War Offlce,;Oot. 9, 1867. ?? am direoted by Secretary Sir J. Pakingbla to inform you that, in consequence of the frequei:t representations which have been made to him xsepecting.the insecure state of the' armotrles and magtzlnes of the volunteer ...

... |PUBIsC -AMUBJJMENTS I m I . I .. ' . I ~ . PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE. The burlesque of Ixion was last night pre- i ceded by. BEandy Andy, with Mr. Frank Drew il In the character from whom the piece takes its tb name. Handy Andy is not a piece, nor is Sp Mr. Drew an actor, to please fastidous testes; tie but those who delight in very broad and oocc- it sionally rather coarse humour will ...

... ITET REVIEW [ISEFTON PARK. I I *; . ,. ?? o .- :, f . The followingis a 'opy of the report addressed .b the' Duke of' CaMridge to the Searetary for lyatr:- - Knowsley, Presoot, Oct. S. :SirI have great satisfaction in informing you .that 1inspected on Saturday, at Sefton Park,'near Ltverjool, betwre'en 10,000 and 12,000. volunteers, belonging chiefly to ~Lancashire and.the adjacent counties, ...

... {a .PUBLIC AM9USEMENTS, &0a. 'va'lnandnS eave.-lt.llan Opera ulnot.. 1'uiaer of Wales Theat-e'nfe ,Points of the Law, ?? The ATU4 1Dodge., Theatre RoyaL- :,The a -aried e ad .The RendszvOU%. 3oAJ AmPh~thOSAi15:Th6 Spectre Brdegroom, and The Gireat Cip., eye 3 o- sum ?? in the Pirate's Lair, 'The lron Casket. and other lEntertenmentL , Sew Btal Xusc flal. v-Cozilcrt, Avolo, ...

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... ROYAL ALEXANDRA TH ATRE A striking transition was made in the perform- anep at this house last night, from the quiet beauty of Le Nozze di Figaro, with its plots and counter-plotH of love-making,, to the fire and massiveness of Les Huguenots fuU of the heat and fury of religious warfare. J'udging from the attendance last night, war would seem to be more powerful than love, and the ...

... PuBLIC AMU RMEBTS, &a. I - I~:. . . BIoyslAIennd&The&t-atItaIlau Opera ItTrovatore. 'rinee of Wales T.4xatre.-landy kAndy, IXIon, and The Artfu dtAodge. Theatre oyal- The Married Rake, Leab, and The nlendeAVous. Royal Amp ?? Spectre Bridegroom,' lad .The Gr.eat City. BoYal 0,ewC Theatre.-Alone in the Pirate's Lair, oe Iron Casket, and other Entertainmeuta. ?? &o. eow Star ...