... teela:e:`s 1f J tdj: :isUtc te Cre:iacos :aia;l ?? of ]iatherille.- .hie 111.1.1 Clli'aallal, Alugiust 2i ai, 1/. A1ic- Ila- is tbis secelsira to gesal bausiliess svifl) Mr Fairlie's I iibi/,ti~s, Ia) al~ltl' jall' ii ii? I'a'l j ucla-l d coal Ilae ali'ahbaca/ ...

... Hofse, Mashington.MoudayMy 1Sth, 2g7d. Letters of the smne import have been received by Miss Thompson from Mirs John Drew, Arch-strect Theatre, Philadelplsia, R. E. J. Miles, Grand Opera House and Robinson's Opera House, Cinciiativ- Spalding and Pape, Olympic ...

... the play to deliver; and the earnest styla of Miss Bertram as the loved Isabel, contribute each in their way to the general success of the drama, which has been tastefully mounted by Mr. Julian Hicks. MIss ?? services have, we understand, been secured ...

... Augnst 1st :-Mesis Ryder, T. Swiobsairne, J. Vollaire,' C. arner, g. Rg TeesdOIS Ktilpaclr, H. W. Clifflord, J. Licktold, George (}ordon, L.Fredaiie H. Farrell, W. D. Fisher, 3&iss Cleveland (Mrs Gbarles Yme a Miss Kate Langley, and Miiss Margaret Cooper ...

... MISS RUSSELL'S BENEFIT. A large number of Miss Russell's friends assembled at the Adelphi Theatre on Wednesday morning on the occasion of her benefit. As usual in such cases, the promises far exceeded the performances, but enough remained to supply amusement ...

... ilteriecs'.-j'flees Ilice l1aosailcsycoi Cl/c'siclel Neorsisber 7th, 1S75. J)iDI, at Nescvastle-oe-Tyne, on the 19th inst., aged thsirty- eigisht ye'ers, Mrg ienrsy Shield, autihor or several succeesftcl hrlesques assld f.lcus' The esee d, cs'lo was ...

... itiiohiinieget tpit ti Thuaie t ,i'e-itcsC tiesf ahitriesonic, hiets tire sclas Col iudrtii e succ1uh A d l~trta ?? ee l eet.I cutt a hpet-fect Nli ?? Miss 'outli ' ntlee-h Slot-ti ey rnniltt~'~ i nu thiees haiit,) lel lld fur heer. hieo tared uwocist ;,mit-tilt ...

... the greater part, lost to the stae thereugl tile t etnthull, anti rest from professional labours ?? Miss Sed-i, rclen ei ss) well earned. Happy is Miss Lafontaiue, who nu0 pll in: tile part, in having so gifted a lprceceptress, anil hl;apply, ill being ...

... GENEVIEVE; OR, THE MISSING WITNESS. BY MISS M. E. BRADDON. (FROM OUR OWN CORRFSOODENT.) To any one who has read the numerous works of fiction- and who has not-which have appeared from the facile pen of Miss Braddon, the announcement of a new play fromn ...

... ' Oil ?? ?? cca wO hide said, suppressed [ ?? Ni ilrig ?? I lie litiiir thiti Miss lditetanaic ?? ii, sr exceeditgigy Ihoril ti ei cos'o ;it, iiice ewithi clear- liiss Cii d relicnieitiii, (ii the lice o i i ereiveelly givecii, while the liivcr's hropcs ...

... MISS FOWLER IN THE PROVINCES. Watching MISS Fowler cii the stage one cannot resist at feeling of regrt tat sch agniicet jtlent has net been mare freely bestowed I'li atlaers ?? those tiilsyprites who, thle gods (not thle gallery gods) Icli us, arc suiippooil ...

... would thereby he f ssured and because an opportunity would be afforded of oocmsparing Miss Seamani's acting as wre knoos it acne to have beecs with what it is now. Miss Seaman as the Jewisih oscother acts with the most coccsum- mccate ability througlcoct ...