... IURY-LANE. The farewell pei forniances of the Dutch pany at Drury. Lane Theatro yesterday afternoon attracted audience vhich, if not sufficient to fill the vast space available for .the accommodation of visitors that house, was yet numerous enough to afford evidence hearty >athy and goodwill towards that admirable troop performers. Conspicuous among the audience were uy English actors and ...

... pledge of good faith. oeg: leave to state that it impossible for to return rejected communications, and to this rulo can make exception. ...

... HOUSE LORDS— Monday. The' Lord took his seat the woolsack at five o'clock. THE MAR PEERAGE. Tho Marnni# HUNTLY inquired of tho and learned lord the woolsack whether any directions had been given to the Lord Register in Scotland, consequent the resolution of their lord- Bhips. The LORD CHANCELLOR believed that intimation had been made to the Lord Clerk Register, and for this reason, that the ...

... on Wednesday next : —Mr. Samuel Morley, M.P., Mr. E.J. lteeu, M.P., Mr. Stuart lteudel, M.P., Mr. Morgan Lloyd, Q.C., M.P., Mr. W. Fuller Maitland, M.P., Mr. W. iiulkeley Hughes, M.P., Hon. Hanbury Tracy, M.F., and Mr. S. Holh-nd, M.P. Researches Milk.—lt is desirable that the best information sliould obtained the best means of procuring lie milk continuously throughout the winter; and with ...

... the Lord Chamberlain's Records about Shakapere's yards of rod cloth 1604 '' appears as a novelty in the New Shakspere Society's Transactions of 1879. It does not. It appears in the appendix of the volume, which all students know is regularly devoted to reprints and reviews. &c., and has a reprint before it and another after it. document has been sipce 1064 well kuown to all workers. Dyco ...

... THE BUTCH PERFORMANCES AT THE IMPERIAL THEATRE. The courage of the Dutch company, who under the direction of Messrs. La Van Zuylen, and lias pels made first appearance England last evening Imperial Theatre, is only to bo appreciated on due consideration of all tho difficulties which they necessarily encounter. They present themselves before an audience which must composed in great part of ...

... at Tittenson, near Trentham. The Princo of Wales and the Duke of Sutherland were present, the duke having given the site, the building materials, and endowment. At the ceremony there was a very large attendance, the weather being magnificent. Besides the Prince and the Duke Duchess of Sutherland there were present many other distinguished personages, including the Marquis of Stafford, the ...

... The anniversary meeting of this society was held vosterelay afternoon the hall of University London, -Burlington-gardens, tha President, the Earl occupying the chair. report, which was read the secretary, Mr. Clements It. 'stated tluit tho number of Fellows elected during the past year ending April 30, 1830, was 207, besides two honorary ecu-responding members, the net increase over the ...

... The following are tlie receipts into and payments out of the Exchequer between the Ist April, 1880, and the 12th June, 1380: Revenue and other Receipts. Total Receipts into the Budget Exchequer from - Estimate April 1,1880, April 1,1379; lor I&so-bl. to June 12, to June 14, 1680. balances on st April: £ £ Bank of England Z. 2,532,454 5,964,818 Bank of Ireland 740,974 950,938 Revenue. _3. 2 ...

... (Before Mr. P. 11. Edlin, Assistant-Judge.) ('hurl lltjuit, 22, was indic.ted for stealing box and a quantity tea, value 2/. 10s., tho property of John Hornby and others (Messrs. and Co.). —Mr. Brindley prosecuted : the prisoner was undefended.—James Ward, carman the service of the prosecutors, had charge a-van containing a load of tea, on the Ist J uue, delivered the Broadstreet station of ...

... Sols Lessee and Manager, Mr. John Hollingshead. To-Nighi', b, LABOULE. MAI. Geoiiroy, Lhcritier, Luguet, Calvin, Pelierin, Raimond, Noblet, Plet, Tervil, Monval, Paul, Ballet, Ferdinand, Nevers, Petit Souver ; Davruy, Beranger, Marot, Sezanne, and Georgetti. ...

... i extorday deputation waited upon Mi . ...