... Georgina of Miss Emily Rigl was far from satisfactory. Perhaps it is expect- ing too netlen for a merry French young woman, speaking English with a strong French accent, to fill the ideal of a young English girl; and in his very large company Mr Daly might ...

... such brilliant audiences. (Cheers.) I cannot ttatik you properly. I cannot speak to you in a stereotyped manner, and I have not learnted a speeth . lamn so much aecustonced to speak in other people's wrords that I bare no words of my own to express what ...

... all students of our beautiful art will'bett fast when they hear why Ouida does not desire to be dramatised. Let the lady speak in her own words :- I have at all times refused permission to dramatise nay works, considering as I do, tflat in the present ...

... bouffe during her recent tours in New Zealand, Australia. and India, has returned to England. The Colonii L and Indian press speak in enthusiastic terms of her ablilties, referring especially to her performances in Der FrciscluZ, Alanitanar, and the popular ...

... could not fail to be welcome in the prcsent revival of English opera. Offenbach is also engaged upon the theme, and, if report speaks truly, the cont ic opera of this lively composes, for which M. Sardou has supplied the libretto, promises to be one of his ...

... closcil Sheo wouldI not haVe hakd iiiucii temp1ta- tion to indulge thin It diiit ill JTane Shore. Onoe of her chro- niclers speaks of hei clegtance aind Sprightliness, atid asserts that shne wats Super ioi to l tho e atresses of Iser time, adding that her ...

... assembly, who showed by their suitable conduct their good sense and appreciation of some first-class acting. It is unnecessary to speak in detail of the way iii which the part of the Lady Elizabeth was treated when in the hands of such an artiste as Mrs Rousby ...

... ini Heine's lifetinse. The poet thus speaks of him: H~eis indisputably the artist in Paris who finds the most unlimited enthusiasm, as well as the most cealous opponents. It is a characteristic sign that no one speaks of him with indi! - ference. Without ...

... ansd-I sheall love thee too, seed thoult leave tao fathsers stead a' osse. Dolly-tisat's all. Doan't speak l doaee't siscal l far God's sales, doaset speake l At this point caste downs such a burst of applause as leas not bean heared ie a. Tissatra for years ...

... iun, who learnls fromi Peyrolles, that the iriauds ehave been suborsted to execute his bloodthirsty miten- tenls. As they speak, Lagardere comes from the hostelry, and C eagUle, tcakilng hlite for One of the bravos, commissions him to go to the Chateiau ...

... wonderful. It is with difficulty that at as times the listener can convince himself that the stuffed figure cc is not really speaking. Mr Howard has a capital voice for singing, and rendered a verse of Tom Bowling with more than average ability. His great ...

... appetite for novelty. But there is not the slightest fear of such a deplorable state of things, for already thousands are speaking of the new Canterbury as one of the sights of the Metropolis. It will be visited by strangers and pilgrims along with the ...