... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... On Wodnesdlay Aftfsolto0 e Doctntber Glth, 1832, a NCsv Society Dhrul-a it I mton Arts, called LordI Vincent Staslee I ?? . t iP r. P. EneAnt Lor dl \ilerlcn -St5stt leo ~nil ueh Mr11 ArUot u SC 1A fo Dr. Brindlsls ?? 1M A. C. IJATTON Whiair J ittlce'lt altr J. NELSON Sirt Ilarro llark . lit I r KI5 D Sir Arthour ?? ot. ?? ietR M. ArntitARfl S ?? ?? . r iMrN LE DOONf' tlsll * Mr A'Ela.iT ...

... LONDON IBALLAD CONCERTS. The second and last concert before Christmas was given at St. James's Hall onl W\-ednesday evoenilg wvith every indication th at these attractive concerts still retain their popularity. The principal vocalists were Iadaine Antoinette Sterling, Bliss Mary Davics, Miss Edith Santley, and llessrs Edwar Lloyd, Santley, atndll aybrick, who all a ppeared and delighted their ...

... TUiE CIIRIISL'L NOVELTIES. For sowne ?? r pat t lie revel lc ferloerly paid by thcaheical ,e oigilrs te t be frstival of Yule-tide lois been gradually liliilijll g, apill tlio srrison no lo.s than fourtecil etabli.i1 mcli nts at tie V- e 1-cildiinal) nova)iatioli iltheir prog'miannes. tits aeu ihc 1i1Aef MA xlIT, Ar Tllii LYCEUM, I'iliNCEsoH'A, S-T1. JAMES, S iAND), VA UDEVTILLE, OPIE.R COiIQU ...

... THIEV TRICAIL ACTION. ?? tile Queenl's Benich Division oil Weiliesdlfy, before Mr Justice Day and at Common101 Jury, Was tried the action Sennett ande Wife v. Clarke. This was anl action to recover cornj)Cfl5B tion for. wrongful dismissal frmatetial engagement. M~r J. F. B. Firtih anid Mr E. Morten were counsel for, thue pl~junjftre Mrit Kemp, QOC., M~r Nasmythl, endI Mr Ernest Beard for' thle ...

... TIiEATRICALi GOSIP. TIFanS was aibundanlce of seaonlable reJoicinig, we hear, at thle Lyceumn The-acre oil Setilrday least through the ?? anil geneurally recognlised genelrosity of thle popular lessee MrF Ple ry I rehig. InI tile first C reei-rooia thlis estiun-able getitle- snain set go 'ing a ''dIrawving furI a gol.1 watch siai aI satin deresls, the foritir being won by BMr Loistiter, and ...

... 1OLANTIHE UT TlHE SAVOY, ()Jo Sitlilrtda, Nox LIII)I.I A1 OLANT Il; (L 5 cim l'i PI1 ANI) TilE. PI'I:, A F airy (cIa. Written l,.v Ws . S. G il td t. oic Ao3dc 1, Art ii Sullivan. Tar Loral (tAierllol ?? m lOjOSE ul RuosmIll Titoe Elr of )02lsi1it'LiLat ?? Mr I RcLANie JIAA rINsTOS TheI T loll. ?? Alar Lol DUllWAROl Lmty Prila s ?? , ?? l PItARLES MANEIt S S StLIeeioii ?? .It. , R. ...

... MR.. CRESWICK AT TEE LONDON INSTITUTION. 011 Moliilay afternoon, at five o0closk, tile theatre of the L.oiidoll his titotfioll, i loshryci cous, wetlS crowdled, tihe attac- tioiibviiig aill ilitctiilimlmit lY file [ tll*1 ret r, Ie SCwickc, Will gave, with gre ateC q sitort (Iliscsiirscs 11jen Shakes- cluearlil'l Told k [yttoll. Wdithi Cogarnl to the gruat poct Mr i'rosi'ev; S.aill thait IIe ...

... THi .OLD) (1 [AL ' , D1AIIIAT.\'T( (j lI The bol:d-ore; oif tiuiO tiifjlil.1r tditintic tutu) linac ri-ceotteg to tog tti~iei:'nslve(!-s onl titi filmittilil 1(l~il~t oF tile perfoti oa iiet- glulii ity tihici, it ciii of ithe futile~ if the Coinlltoere~iii Tr-avelietro' litorltt teitutitti, at thle Ave-tine Thlcatre oil rthe afternicoon of Satunciny last. It weas statoil, timing cile course ...