... the ordinary prolamine mil be carried out, be missed by flic afternoon visitors the Egyptian Hal!, the hardwork entailed the carrying out of .vo performances day having length told upon Mr. constitution. the advice of lies physicians lias now relinquished bis twelve weekly appearances, and until recovered from his present indisposition, live performances v.ill undertaken by *11 err Adalbert ...

... t. and Manager, Mr. Wilson Barrett. Tins Evening, 8, HEARTSEASE. Me?ars. A. Dacre, Price, Hohnan, l)arley, Douglas, Phipps, and G. \V. Anson; Emery, Varre, Giffam, and R. G. Le Tlii^re. ...

... The fifth and last of the series was given on Saturday afternoon, at St. James's Hall, -when the programme was ample extent and varied in interest. The symphony that entitled Harold Italie, one of the most elaborate and most interesting of Berlioz's productions—and one which have more than once spoken in detail. It was effectived? bv the line baud, led bv Mr. - (lie important viola obbligato ...

... MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Verdi's Forza del Destino was revived here Saturday. The opera was promised in Mr. Mapleson's prospectus of his oil-season in November and December last, but the success of other performances then given caused the postponement of the revival until now. The work was first brought out at St. Petersburg iu 1862, and was produced by Mr. Maplesonin June, 1867, at Her Majesty's ...

... Yesterday afternoon representatives of the British iron trade waited upon Earl Granville at the Foreign to uige upon him the desirability of securing for that trade in negotiating tho treaty with Prance the most favourable tornr. Earl Granville wa ...

... Mr. G. J. Ilolycake :— Brantwocd, Conis on, Lancashire, April 12.—Dear Mr. Hotyoake, I am very glad that you arc safe back in England, and am not little grateful for your kind reference m i while in America, and for your letter about Sheffield Museum. But let pray for another interpretation former letter than mere Utopiauism. The one calrraity which I pcrceive or dread for an Englishman is ...

... suffered from an exceptionally large intursion vagrants, and the unions Horsham, Lewes, bhoreliam, and other Sussex towns have been taxed unduly provide nightly accommodation for the hundreds of tramps. At Horsham Union additional vagrant wards have had to be erected, and at Lewes the last quarter's return of vagrants shows 4,040, against 868 the previous quarter. The ame unusual increase of ...

... SECOND DAY. ♦ accordance with the custom at past Crystal festivals, tho second day's programme devoted to a miscellaneous selection from sacred and secular works of Handel, thus affording illustration the great composer's Versatility, well as giving the interest variety and contrast to the programme. Monthly, the performances commenced at two o'clock, the opening piece having the overture to ...

... Lessees and Managers, Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft. Tms Evkning, at E. 30, W. Robertson's Comedy, SCHOOL. Messrs. A.Cecil. H. B.Conway, F. Robertson, Kenibie, and Mr. Bancroft ; Miss Marion Terry, Mrs. Canninge, and Mrs. Bancroit.—At 7.50, CUT OFF WITH SHILLING. Mr. Broottield. ...

... (BY telegraph express.) BRIGHTON. A singular case of housebreaking was investigated by tlio magistrates yesterday, the prisoner being woman liaiucu Constable, who had broken into the house of labourer named Isted early that morning. Going into the bedroom she had era'.vied over the bed iu which Mrs. and her child lay asleep, and having posstw/od herself a skirt and variety of articles had ...

... which situated in the Upper Avenue-road, St. John's VV'ood, was held yesterday afternoon St. George's Hail, Liangham-plaee, George Hamilton, 34.P., in the chair. There a very numerous attendance of the friends and supporters the institution. According the annual repot present number the institution is si>, whom are males and are females. The v.ere engaged baskc-t--making, chair-caning, brush ...

... HIGH CJOUIiT OP JUSTICE. - CHANCERY DIVISION.— 12. (Before the Master of the Rolls.) GREAT EASTERN OLACIARrtIJt COMPANY (LIMITED). This company was incorporated in October, 1877, for the purpose of acquiring licence from M. Pietet use his patent ice-making apparatus in tho Presidency of Bombay. The nominal capital of the company 15,000/., in 16,000 shares 1/. each. About 7,000 ■hares bad been ...