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... he has for a considerable time retired from active life in the profession, he sustained hU con nection with it, and was the author of several dramas, the latest of which was Caught in a Trap, produced at the Princess's Theatre, in 1860. At the Theatre Royal, Weymouth, a very interest ing epUode occured ou Friday last, Nov. 21st, when, before an overflowing audience, Madame Cave-Ashton made a ...

... only should be addressed to the Editor. Charles L. Carson. Business matters to the publisher. Maurice Comerford, to whom remittances should be made pay able Postal Order* are preferable to stamps in payment for Advertisement*. They should be made payable at Somerset House, London, and crossed London and County Bank. The date, name of issuing office, and number should be noted and retained, so ...