... PUELIC IEEIES. Xe YouDRURY LANE. As You Like It having proven very successful at the Imperial, has bean removed to the much larger house of Drury Iaune. Juldging by the crowded audienees tbat nightly witness this fanciful creation of Shakspere's, and the applause bestowed upon it, we may venture to assume that the removal will prove successful. Miss Litton is, of course, the Rosalind, and ...

... THE ATLANTIC XlfONTELY.-Trubnei Lied- ?? are few periodicals that con- tain so much variety of reading as our trans. Atlantic contemporary. In its pages is invari- ably found something to suit the taste of the most exaoting readers. In ?? number is the continuation of a capital serial story called The Stillwater Tragedy; a paper on The Unlearned Professions,; another on precious metal ...

... I LIRERAli DEAiO:TSTEATION IlrN I .A meeting of Middlesex Liberals- dvas 1n,, _ O Majesty's Opera Hlouse, layndtket o reld h5 r evening, for t e purpose of presenting an ad ieders&ry Herbert Gladstone, M.P., who contested hres to the general election. Mr. W. E. Pointer cinitat sided, and there were about 3,000 persoar X Pre. following being amongst those on thpe stag present, the the ...

... I) HEInr I am, sitting back in my favourite arm-chair, a-smoking my fav.ourite churchwardEn, listening to Spog making some of his favourite quotat ons, and wonduring what the Juipitcr to chat aw-out this week. EveryhbiDg seems done, and nothing doing. V; e have some rain, and the crops are lookilng up. Home Secretary Harcourt lias spoken, and Waterworks' shares are looking down. Fhis Derby's ...

... YZFTEPMBAY'S TEATRAS. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Fidello wad rigoduced last nighit in order that Madame fledtiora awaeb-cn might male heu ddbut to an Englshbaudience . linat oth Mbii.&tEtito should Selcm t such a pat asta of Beethoven's only opeatcberoneo, Lconaora, SoageaI' great self-confidence inher yoel usud his- trionic _powers, Whatever intray be sadas to her jndgment. 'lnt thepublie must ...

... - -wa HOuS1: SNOW. On Monday the Prince and Princess of Wales visited the Horse Show at Islington. The party comprised the Prince PM d Princess of Wales and their children, Prince Albert 'Vfdtor and Prince George, and the Princesses Louise, Victoria, and Maud of Wales, the Duke and Ducheos of Connaught, ascompanied by the Duchess of Westminster, the Countess of Morton, Sir Dighton Probyn, ...