... CHRISTMAS ENTEIRTAINMTS.i OLPIC T The Lady of Lyons was rdvve& on SatUrday evening at the Olympic Theatre, in substitution for Mr. Hermanis version of Adrissne Lemouereur, with which the present season at this house was hegun a short lime since. Miss Marie de Grey follows up her impersona- tion oi the great tragedy-queen of the Thfetro Frazisais by a performance of Bulwer Lytton's heroine, ...

... GR.OSVENORI GALLERY. -~ ~ ?? - - A The exhibition of a large number of the works of Mr Alma Tadema gives great importance to the whiter collection at the Grosvenor Gallery. The splendid west-room is entirely filled with the works of this eminent modern master, who has been one of the most industrious workers of his time, and who has carried technical skill in painting to the highest pitch ...

... TB rPALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. (Lessees andManagers, Mr. and Mrs. BANCROFT.) TIIIS EVENING, at 7-5o, NEARLY SEVEN. At 8.yo, THE OVERLAND ROUTE. Mr. COD,.1y Mr,. Alfred Bishop, Mr. Brookfield, Mr. Everill, Mr. Carne, Mr. Smedley, &c., and Mr. ;,,id James; Mrs. Bancroft. Miss Tilbury, Miss N. Philiips, and Mrs. John Wood. LYCEUM THEATRE. T10NIGIIT, at 7.45, ...

... 7TlE PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. (Lessees and Managers, Mr. and Mrs. BA.NCROFT.) T. Iv~EING, at 7.50, NEARLY SEVEN. At 8.o, THE OVERLAND ROUTE. Mr. cc IM% Alfred BIishop, Mir. Brookfield, Mr. Everill, Mr. Carne, Mr. Stunedley, &c., and Mr. ,ji'.i.es, ?? 6arIcoft, Miss Tilbry, Miss N. Phillips, and Airs. johnx Wood. LYCEUM THEATRE. To-NIGITI. at 7-45. MUCH ADO ...

... I LANT NIGNT'S THNEATCAMZ~, ETC. I THE GAIETY. Tbh oft-quoted sacred lamp burlesque, the oil of which was last night renewed, des not promise to burn with any great aniount of brilliancy; for, truth to tell, Valentine and Orson is about the feeblest effort Mr. B. Reece has given to the public, and has but the single recommendation of being short, the curtain falling, much to the ...

... THERE is a feeling of natural diffidence in finding fault with a piece which has received the warmest encomiums from such men as Charles Dickens and Walter Savage Landor, as is the case with Love's Martyrdom, a play and poem by John Saunders (Kegan Paul). Still we must confess that, whatever may have been its merits in representation, we can find but a few isolated passages deserving of ...

... TWO NEW TVNO VELS.t- Two ON A TOWER. MR. HARDY'S literary reputation has suffered somewhat from overpraise. His admirers have told us that he is the only worthy successor of George Eliot, and that in many qualities his work is even rarer and finer than hers; that to his novels the epithet great may be fairly applied, and that while he continues to write the supremacy of the English novel ...

... TJiEi PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. (Lessees and Managers, Mr. and Mrs. BANCROFT.) TiLS lVENING, at7.5o, NEARLY SEVEN. At8.so, THE OVERLAND ROUTE. Mr. Cos*T,, Allred Bisishop, Mxlr. Brookfieid, Mr. Everill, Mr. Carme, Mr. Sinedley, &c., and Mr. sjIiJaLNMICS; ;Mrs. Bancrolt, Miss Tilbury, Miss N. Phillips, and Mrs. John Wood. LYCEUM THEATRE. TO.NIGIIT, at 7.45, ...

... tH E PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET, (Lessees and Managers, Mr. and Mrs. BANCROFr.) '1111S EiVENING, at 7.0,. NEARLY SEVEN. At 8.ic, THE OVERLAND ROUTE. Mr. ConttfllV ir. Anf-ed Bibhp. Mr. llrooilield, Alr. Enenill, Mr. Carne, Mr Sciedley, &c., and ir. J:dJanjs; Al-s Gerazd, \Iss 'lbtury, Aliss N. Philiips, and AMrs. John Wood. LYCEUM THEATRE. 'TO.NlGH'T, at 7.4, ...

... AMATEURS 3AT LADBROKE IhALL. Onl SatUrday evening last, before a large and fashionable 1dienC, 'IL special dramatic performance, in aid of local charity and under distilnguisliceI patrobagc, was given herc. The piece chosen for representation was Victor Hugo's Bay Blfs, 'Ientirely rewritte and arranged, in four tableaux, by the author of Th/C GCscoll, Gar)ick, and Fer Dear Life. The veteran ...

... TllEATRl(!,Alj GOSSIP. AIR HENRY IRviXo( and lr .J. L. Took were the only two ?? of tho actor's art w1ho were specially invited to be present at the opening of tile new Law Courts by her Majesty the Queen onl the 4th inst. A NUtBnER of fashionable amnateur actors have, in the past Nveak, appoared at Sir 'ercy Shelley's pretty theatre, at Chelsca, ill a ncew comeldy called Cousins, written by ...

... TIHE LONDON Tillh EATRES. Thle rest; infilux of i~rovicelal visitors attractedI to thle mectro- polis bjy the optcniiig of the Ne'w Law Coin ts by thle Quen aliid cle, recurrence of the annmo] Cattle Show ait thle Agr 1t-icsltr, f-Toll, lmust have, to a eossidci-alle extent, ignetdthe sttenildaneca at allI thle ?? places of amusement, TIe Prl'remsade ('enc~rts, CovExaNT ii:c ?? beenci repeated ...