... Sir, Seeing a notice in your last issue of Mr. Conquest's performance at the Grecian, in which it is stated that a young lady imitated the feats performed by Ariel at the Canter bury, may I be allowed to state that neither Mr. George Conquest, nor any other person, have either the right or power to imitate the feats or flying dance of Ariel at the Canterbury, or gEnea at the Gaiety, as both ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. IRISH DISTRESS FUND. (To the Editor of The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.) Dear Sir, I sball be most happy to co-operate with your Captious Critic in his admirable suggestion of a benefit in aid of the Irish Distress Eund. A performance might, I should think, be very easily managed at one of the so-called National Theatres by selections from the different London ...

... . fTo the Editor o/Thb Illustrated Spobtiuq asd Dbamatio News.) Dear Sir, I cannot pass over the illustration in your issue of the 1st November, and the letter referring to it in that of the 8th, without making a few remarks, as 1 am personally ac quainted with the facts, which are as follows: A certain American missionary in Midnapore, on his tour through the district, happened one day to ...