... THIE A T RE 1 0 Y A L. flUS UUA~TKd }X 'flT Lfifl. L.&Sr evening, Maie H~eath gave another illestration of her commanad over the powers that g!c to form a great tragedlienne, and a proof that wals fitted to advance evten her reputation. Owvine to the very untoward state of the weather, she has not received the amount of patronage to wh ich her abilities en- title her, but still the houses, ...

... T R:EA&T I RO YALt.. SCRONIDO AD UULUELI LEAST night, Miss Heathl commnenced an engagement at the local theatre, selecting for her opening picce Romeo and Juliet., It would he unfair to the public, as wvell as to the lady herself, to dismiss her performnance with a mere passin~g intimation, its ox- I cellenee was so mark~ed. The house wvas limited- a misfortune for those who stayed away, ...