... Tars show opened at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, on Satur- (lay. The prizes are of the value of 22,280, an increase of £76 over last year. In this atmount many special prizes are included. The entries this yearare much smaller thanlasb year, the falling off being no doubt owing to the arbitrary regulation of the Smithfield Club, by which they exclule from the forthcoming show in London all ...

... THEAT RE-ROYAL. MR B.ARY SULLIVAIC Mr Baiy Sullivan,. the tragedian, commenced on Monday night a fortnights engagement at the Theatre-Royal, oith the tragedy of Richard the Third. The audience was not onily numerous,. bat in an appreciative mood, under the stimulus of which the performance went beautifully, and was, to our mind, a very conspicuous success. We have on former oc- oasions had ...

... SOIRSE&S, ONCARTS, LECTURES,-lc - - . ing led BARBERS OF GLASGOw.-The third annual soiree BI, and concert of the barbers of Glasgow was held in v813the AssemblyRooms, Bath Street, last night. Mr 'ho P. Rossini presided, and tthere were on the platform J the Rev. J. Fullar Mur J. Arn-strong, W. the Albin, T. Albin, J 'hDiannmid, J. Milne, J. !ml Baxter, H. M'Mahon, J. Allison, J. Gimble, &c. ...