... |ROYAL test ACADiMYWOF I tJIo. I Luat evenlag the Antionb Concrb, lilal. crowded to eoiceis the oac slon belng the.- ,aual, c6ncerb given by the pupil of the Royal Irish c de yof Muskl. a.t i3 r-agtoeablq tob eai ',to eay that not Qialy wam th e nebrt c0editable~tq * pupls and to thwtr 'istrctorut that it W5 ; in many reepectiththe' mosb complewly ?? that has yet ieen given undeit ti satne ...

... I ?? THEL GAiETY 'l.ATRE. i It is a good many years now since Mliss Marie 5tafti Wilton forsook burlesque and the Strand Theatre, where she had seigned Bo long and so successfully, to become, in partnership with Mr. H. J, Byron, the nodw popular dramatist and actor, the respon- orps, sible lessee and nmassger of the hitherto uneuccesi afil. l little bandbox in Tottenhem i jart-road, 3taff ...

... I The original play in five acts of L'Aventuriere, by Emile Augier, from which the three-act comedy of Rome' wes adapted, has a curious lhistory which it may be interesting to relate, It was originally written in 1843, and three times altered to suit that great actress, Arnould Plessy, who created the principal role of Clorinde with a force and charm none have since surpassed. Since its ...

... I -FASION AND VARIMIIBS. ' ?? .~ TiTHE COUR1T. flalmoran, 1i'hutrday. The Queeton walked in the morning hi the grounds of the Castle, accompanied by Princess Beatrice and the Princesses Victoria and Elizalbeth of itegse, and in the afternoon her 2,injesty drove to the Glasdeit Shell with the Princess; MARRIAGE OF MAJOR HON. E, LAWLESS AND MISS MARY BURTON. (trom our. coRnEsvroiasN'.) Nhuae, ...

... ,AjAqr?Y A-VD VARIB-MIA7_1 I THE COURT. Balmoral, Wednesday. Quen 'Went out in the mornina, accompanied by 1P ieatrico And the Princessen Victoria and aha to the 5ervants, tenants, end a nd Abergeldle eatrtes, to cele- p b~et birthday. Tbo Queen, Princess Beatrice, and 1te Viege~ctoria and Elizabeth of fiesse were # . itt05ded by the Hon Horatia Stopford and the p itt and the Gentlemena-l ...

... =O AND = i . FASSION AND VARIBU'RS, THE COURT. Bialmoral, Sunday. Divine service was conducted at the Castq ithis morn. ing asthe presence of theQueen, Princess _a1ice, and the Princesoes Victoria and Elizabeth of Hessejand the Royal Household. The 11ev Dr WVatsou, one of her Jljesty's chiplains, and Moderator of the Assembly of the Cbarch of Scotland, officiated. The Rev Dr WVatson and the ...

... PASHJIION AN!) VA~tIji;71TJ Y. 'TilE COURT. lilinoral, Saturdlay. TIho Queen in tho iaornin, wvont orut with ?? fentrivo and ile Princesseo Victoria itid Elizabeth of Nemse, and ill the ifterflooll ber M ijesty drove vith ?? Beatrice unit PrisicUso Victoria, rY. rte VICEREGAL VISIT TO THE QUEEN'S ing COUNrY. 'c1 (I'RuM 001(UR CORlRIsosENNT.) r*. Marybolrougi, Saturlay, ith 'Their Excelleicio ...

... FASJION AND VARIETIES. THE C(OURT. Balhoral, Tuesday. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, walked out in the morning, end In the afternoon drove with the Prince.s and the Princesses Victoria and Hlizabeth of Hesse. The Rev Dr Watson loft the Castle. The annual hispection of hei Majesty's Bodyguard of Yoernen of the Guard tool place yesterday in the gare dea of St Jame-s Palace. The ...

... FASHION AND VARIErIBS. THlE COURT. ,Balmoral, Wedneeday. The Queen in the morning walked out with Princess Elizabeth of Hesse, and in the afternoon her 'Majesty drove with Princess Beatrice and the Princesses Vic. iaria and Elizabeth of Hesse. :Viscount Torrilgton, who hoa just returned from St Peterburg, where he Nvent as the representative of her Majesty at the funerai of her Imperial ...