... --The Reid Festival, since the accession of Sir Herbert Oakley to the music chair of Edin- burgh University, has assumed an importance out of all propor- tion with that accorded to it in former times. Sir Herbert, by means of courteous demeanour, musical ability ...

... element is supplied by the Mlar- riott lro'peo. GiCticuou HALL.-(Proprietor, Mr J. Bennett.)-The following cosm- pany appear at this favourite reeont '-MISS Lizzie Herbert (saericomIc), the Harrison Family (budlesque), Miss Folly Guest (serbocomic), Mies ...

... way. liiss Willie Walton delighted her hearers with Saucy Leo, Mr Alf. Buckland introduced some comic effusions, and Mr Herbert Campbell exerted himself greatly; together with Miss Marie Britten, who proved herself a great favourite. Miss Carlotta Verte ...

... this place of amusement, and gives general satiefaction. The following are engaged :-Str HughiClaremont (comic), Miss Amnnie Herbert (serto-comie), M~r 0. Towuwewy (Negro comedian and spade dancer), and Bties Marie Brigard fseric-comic and danccj.BARBOWJN-PURNRS& ...

... tilte jeOU- .e lariLy. ithe Panteualoons were Messrs Fielding and Stilt, both the Irightnien in the sight place; andecdr Herbert ds H-arleuluin was r fully equal to his task. Ar It. Henry, thu puss of the open- s ing peortiont, was a Fop ie the Htrleqtliitade ...

... assigned to Wotan and Fricka. No perfect equation, the reader will perceive, can be established between Mr. Bennett's opinion at Bayreuth and Mr. Bennett's opinion in London; an unknown component- an x-must be introduced. This x is the tremendous power of Wagner's ...

... very careful vocalist and therough musician; and Mdlles. La Blond and Cievoycs, daring gymnasets. The strength of the ?? in hanging by her feet from the reeling over the siege, holdireg a trapeze in hoer bands, and allowing Clevoyne to take a flying leap ...

... high trapeze), Mon. fe Ei lthiete, Asislo jngisr, rothers Etherton (sktaters), All.ilivrs (omic, Blmon ?? ( Iges), Annie Bennett (aeri'o- ?? nd els Frret (uatistlLaura Amphlett (scrio and dancr), he onisn Fmilyitrnsiomatansid clog dancers), and Jim Stea ...

... Groups of Sociological Facts. No. 2. Classified and arranged by Herbert Spencer, com- piled and abstracted by R. Scheppig, Ph.D. (Folio, pp. 72, 16s.) Williams and Norgate. Spencer, Herbert.-Essays: Scientific, Political, and Speculative. VoL III. (Crown ...

... man with the comical legs). MIr Harry H~illiard (comic), Mr Vernon Grey (an excel- lent ventriloquist), Mr Taaff and Miss Herbert (in their dra- matic sketches), Miss Amy Flowitt (vocalist and dancer), Miss Jessie Danvers (the original Scotch lassie); ...

... great Tichboroe Ronmance was started for a week's run on Monday, with Mr Lester Herbert as the Hero, Roger, and Mr Alfred Stanton as Arthur Orton. The acting of Mr Herbert was much avplauded. GUILD IIALL.-Ou Monday the floncastei Rifle Volutstcnrs gave ...

... apparatus are really gorgeous. Mr and Mrs Tons Arnold appear inl their comic entertainment, and the vocalists include Miss Annie Herbert and Miss Murray. STEAoR CUoCRi CoNcERT IIALD-(Mrl J. Inshaw, Proprictor.)-A change has talcell place in the company at this ...