... Little John, and the Friar announce themselves as the Baron's escort with the gold. The Sheriff is delighted. and hands Marian over to Robin, who bears her off to Allan. Seine amusing songs and humorous business follow, the Friar and Little John extracting ...

... pleasant entertainment to an enjoyable close. EDINBURGH. TnXATRs ROYAL-Lessees, Messrs Howard and Logan ; Acting Manager, Mr John Gray.-Ssnbad still continues to draw splendid houses, the Theatre being filled nightly to overflowing with brilliant and delighted ...

... the Le Bas Prize for 1856. 8vo. I857. The People of England: a Lecture. 8vo. The Truth shall make You feel: a Sermon [on John viii., 321 8Eo.: i858. Eric; or, Little by Little: a Tale of Roslyn School. 8vo. 2nd Edit., i858, 8vo; 4h Edit., 1859, 12mo0; ...

... ovation on his reappearance as Washin;;ton Piripps. Hr Charles Vandenhoff invests the character of the plain City trader, John Stratton, with quiet earnestness. Ure Arthur Darley as Le Comote de Car-ejac ablytuiainitainsthereputatioilbe esatblisoied ...

... applies to Master H. Grattan's impersonation of Captain Corcoran. Of the other little artists we spoke last week. BRITANNTA.-ProprietoradMand lager, DMr H. T. Roasboroungh. -That very popular and exceedingly merry individual Dir Jolly John Nash has this week ...

... shoeblack), and very ably she acts. Mr Osborne makes an amusing German emigrant, and Miss P. Harmier is good as Shoclah. The John Jordan of Mr A, Denbigh is it fair performance, and Mr Basae makes a passable Herbert Singleton. The play is capitally put ...

... Leslie Corcoran, Mr E. H. Herbert, Mr John Watkins, Mr B. S. Willard, &c. SOUTHAMPTON. NEW THEATRE ROYAL AND OPESA HOUSE.-Lessee, Mr J. W, Gordon.-A evell-selected and talented company, under the direction of PIr John Blwes, now in the second week of their ...

... musical recital on Thursday. A grand orchestral concert is announced for Saturday (this day). GAIETY VnreETIEs.2-Proprietor, Mr John Warde; Manager, Geo. Harrison; Acting-Manager, H. G. Boleno.-The excel- lent programme which here has continued to fill the ...

... Queen, c and that of Lord Cardigan at the bar of the y House of Lords for ]dlling.Captain Thckett in a duel at Wimbledon. Iln 1S4 1, as soon as the dis- ,i soluti(n ivass resolved upon by Lord Melbourne's G, tioverinment, Lord John Russell and Lord o Me ...

... sons. Forty-six years have elapsed since Mr Cook last appeared in Edinburgh, and on entering the rimLg, leanlilng os MIr John Henry's arm, to introduce one of the highly-trained smanege horses of the establishment, he had a most msagnificent reception from ...

... Josephine, -culd 1iss 1B Stallsfield a pleasing Hebe. Mlaster Ueo. Coburn IanS healstifull3y as Ralph ssckstraw, Mlalster Harry Grattan as ijafrin Cars an, andl Master Jaimes E. Pickering as Sir esepit Porterslookeil and acted splendidly. Mlaster iS. and A. ...

... schoolboy hot-headedness. The two sulerior ?? of cavalry sent out as first and second in corn. mand were Lords Iucan and Cardigan, who were well known to ba on bad ternms wvith each other. Lord Lucan had been for many years Out of harness, and was un ...