... in the morning, and on the Thursday half holiday. IMISH HoME RULE MEM-BRS JN AtUraAuIIA. -SrDNse, MAX 11.-Mr. John Dillon, M.P., Sir T. Grattan Esmonde, MLP., and Mr. Deasy, M.P., have I reached this city from Melbourne. A large crowd assembled to witness ...

... MIr Cecil Burt as Geoffrey Wilder is all that can be desired. The part of Harry Sherwood has an able exponent in Mr John Peachey and Mr John Le Hay sustains the part of Lurcher in a very humorous manner. A morning performance is announced for Friday. ALHAMBRA ...

... his intonationh alittle nnceriit is becase he has tenmporarilyabanduded Beeteoven anid Spohr for Shakispeare end Wills. Mr. John 2Rss RS, Mr. Laveday's successar as musical director of d the Alexadra, accompanied the song.and the violin Psolo on the pianoforte ...

... of The Sea off Dover (112)' and Guernsey (718). Another strong bit of work of the same kind is Mr Thos. Collier's Cardigan Bay (474). Sea life, rather than the sea itself, is the special- province of Mr Hamilton Macallum, whose Nursery Bath ...

... railing of the bridge, dislocating her arm at the elbow. Although sulferiag great pain, Miss Irish pluckily played her part through to the end. The hone has since been set, and Mary Northeote now appears carrying her arm in a sling, Fxrvtstin) FitscDoxU ...

... falling over a heap of stones; Sept. 3, Harry Woodward, aged 15, of Appleton, leg badly cut by a plough, and John. White, of Sandford, broken arm caused by falling from a horse; Sept. 6, Henry Smith, aged 42, of St. Barnabas- street, Jericho, lacerated ...

... include also Roereo and Juliet, As You Like It. Pygmialioen and Galatca, Comedy and T:ragedy, Lady of Lyons, and Ingogsear. lMR JOHN HARE on Saturday evening last at the Garlick Club entertained at supper the principal members of the Daly company and other ...

... secured. Other parts are ?? Brookfield, the miller, Mr John Clulow; John Thorodyke, Beresford's fraudulent trustee, Mr Ernest Douglas; Benjamin Tremble, the oldest inhabitant, Mr W. Northeote; John Quick, a detective, Mr E. Fairbridge; Captain Salem, Mr ...

... Rilchardion ; 2, John Boothi, Stony Hioughton; 2, Robert H. Hyde )r and Sons; h o, Edward Harley, Wlrksa'orth. Theaves.-Pea of _ live long-woolled theaves: 1, Edward Harley; 2, John Gibbs; B, r. J. W. Thompson, Calhonglow; II c, John Bonks, Cotesfiold ...

... Bowkett's full leegth figure of Juliet (488) is marked a by grace and refinement and tender pathetic feeling,bhat 'I Surely the-arms are out of drawing. A truly great t] picture iseE. Armitage's Meeting of S.. Francis and S. 0 Dominic klli5)-great in ...

... Drury-lane Theatre. MR JOHN V. BRIDGEMAN, who was long connected with journalism, and was the author of many dramas, farces, and librettos, and who died on the 10th ult. at the age of seventy, left a widow in destitute circumstances. Mr John Boosey, Mr H. Sutherland ...

... piece of work Mr O'Grady has yet done. Mr W. H. Hallatt makes a manly John O'Connor, and his excellent acting finds great favour. Messrs W. Rodgers as Dr Hilmore and Marcus Hydes as Sir John Raymond play acceptably, but in the matter of make-up both gentlemen ...