... Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. Henry Irvine. This Evening, 8.0, THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Shylock, Mr. Irving; Portia, Miss Ellen Terry. Messrs. Forrester, Barnes, F. Cooper, Elwood, Pinero, Forbes, C. Cooper, Johnson, Bean mailt, Tyars, Carter; Misses Aiiua Murray, Florence Terry, ...

... uMbD COMM ^IRCIAb. erthe l;'Y AND RAILNVAY MARI(ETS. tO WEDNESI)AY. oh. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ £5. -ci S, WoW2E.SEAY EvsErt-O.-Tho demand for 9L, r , to day has been rather active in cononexioU ?? the rerouireii fltB of the Stock Exchange settle- i s, d the close of tell year. Shore loans wvere tr td 2. to q per cent. Discount rates were an. Ir. l~ at a2 to 21 for first-class bills, weith a ...

... SEHUPINt'. A TINiliE OF HLr WATER.-Tuis Di?. H Tcs, . 5.285 iorlng ?? 6.47 evening. 6, Sunderland ?? 6.80 6.4964 ,, T2e lIartlepools. 5.86 , . 5.55 ,, WhItLy ?? 5.53 , . 6.12 4 Mifiddllos roagh .. 6. 8 3 , .22 If, ?? 6.18 ., ?? 0.57 re THE' LIFEBOAT SEPV6ICE IN 1879. SO Year by year the work of the National Life- boat Institution becomes more and more exten- sive, and testifies to its ...

... Lessees and Managers, Mr. and Mr. Kendal. Evening, 8, THE QUEEN'S SHiGGiNG. Mrs. Kendal. Mia. G. Murray, Miss Phillips; JJesore. Kendal, Terrias, Cathcart. Ltenny, Brandon, und Hare. —At 10.15, THE 1' ALCON, by AlXred To:. Kendal, ilr». G. Murray; Mr. Denny, and Mr. Keni.ial. ...

... This Eykkikcj, at 7.15. RUTH'S ROMANCE Miss Randolph and Mr.H. Parry.—At 8, new Optra Comitjuo, MADAME FAVAKT. by Oifenbach. Messrs. Ashley, Bracy, Eewens. H. Cox, Lange, and Murius: Meedamos Florence St. John, Violet Ouueron, Randolph, Antiel, Couteur, Evclyne, ic. ...

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... Miss Fanny Josephs.—JLiiractor, Mr. John HoUingsheaA. This Evening, 7.30, SUCH A GOOD MAN. Messrs. Maclean, Macklin, and Mias Fanny Josephs and Mrs. Leigh. At 0.30, HUNCHBACK, Burlesque. Misses N. Bromley, Oome, «o.; Messrs. Rightoh. Fisher, Penley, ...

... THE GALE, FLOODS, AND S1IPPING - DISASTERS. V BRISTOL.-lt blow hard here all day yesterday. The o passenger stemier Juno, whiel left the port for Cork on Tuesday, has had to put baok. tl 13ARNSLiY.-Yesterday afternoon a most serious lood d t was oxperionced in the moorland district near Dunford, ti I resulting in the submersion-of both lines of railway passing C f through the moorland tunnel ...

... MdONEY MAGRKETS (FrorourOL, owes CoaaaseoxnDExr.) LONDjON, Wednesday Evening. The concuiulig errang-enisents of the settlement chiefly messyaged attention in thle Stock Exchange, and the indoorl P .2 work generally incidental to the last clay- of the year fr tit ter diatesnislied the interest ta-ken in current busminess. E There w,~iere consequentlylbut fewvfeatures. 'Thetenidency 1 wvas ...

... BE.N G. ?? I ma131 WATER aT UAVEMFOOL. Moltit o. EMC . svtes gIM.01T. 5 itiM. H1.W. P. 3. ?I ThDsy D5 ?? 1 I28 ?? 0 To-'ncmow * ?? 213 ?? 8 Pb~ade'.hia A ?? FE Atea' (i'l .tife . ,, :s~~ ..3 ?? York ?? Woi' ss ,rth Am..tteot Br vy 53 '2i. Ptica:j B0upjIo[CV ?? 'rb ?? ooCtyI~i~ OW Lak LSOMOSO .a) .Bo5V ?? ?? .New York F t'g ?? A nt eeve ~Aee ?? *~3 OFFW Tam PORT. .&JL Z2-'ra C2 rom Ilaei ...

... l Froi C. If. Kellock ebill Co.'s C'ireadar.) For the first time during the last four years we are enabled to congratulate our frieuds upon an existing cheerfulness in shipping circles, founded Ona steady, solid improvement in business generally, and what may be not unreasonably considered a positive termination of that period of settled gloom and stagnation in trade all round, which, for a ...

... MAIL AND SHIP NEWVS. .-ottl (ltau(rRa's TELEGReS.)i ca, Anrx, Wcdhesliay.-The British In1dia. Navigation ,j t Company's steamer Chyebassa, from Calcutta, left here a tse to-day for London. ort ALkDziR^A,WVedleSdiy.-DoioaldCitrricand Co.'ssteamier I r?5 Dublin Castle, lehich lft Darutmouthi on the 26th inst., c e-.. W ith Calpe, Natal, anld 31auritiuis 1mains arrivel1 here this } 31 mollning at ...