... - . A woman can no more neglect her dress nowadays than she can overlook any other social obligation, The matter )fbecomes of greater importance everyea. I a ams e be said to have ceas ...

... FASIIrON AND 1ZAJIETIWs, .FASHIONABILE MARRIAGE. (PDCIJ CUP, COflItE~Oyf\lENy,) Halrris, lednosday. Thle marriage ci MrI Henry Buenan, High Sheriff of the county Carlow, and eldest son and heir of the, flight Hon flony Jiruen, P C, of (isl Park. Carlow, with MiLss Agnes Mary Kerana,,h, yoeuges~t daughter of thle Right H on Arthur M'Mcrrccugh IKavanagh, P C. II U L, Buoris Hou0,se, wits ...

... THE FOX TERRIER CLUB SHOW. The seventh exhibition of smooth and wire-haired terriers in connection with this Club took place on Wed- uesday and Thursday last in the Corn Exchange. The attendance on the first day was not numerous, but it iU. cluded many of the most prominent persons interested in the fox terrier breed, and they were amply rewarded for their journey, from all parts of the ...

... The fourth winter exhibition in connection with theI d d Bradford Art Gallery and Meaursem which is associatedI awith the Free Library, was opoened yesterday evening byI the Mayor (Mr. Angus Holden). The permanent objects is- of art possessed by the Free Library Committee are not1 is very numerous, and it is found necessary each year to solicit leans firom gentlemen to fill tbe vacant spaceo ...

... THE RICHTIER CONCERT. 1. JTai'esmaxscb ?? 1,, ailer 1 2. syilsboey ini E minor. No. 4 ?? .. 3ralsI a 3. Ove r,.uei The febrid l . ?? .. .ss i 4. Aria, ?? ir t i el ?? rt ' 5. Symshosnecaein. ' l .es ?? Lin o 6 Prlde to ' o cti i ?? ?? r; 7. Recit. sot Aria from 'Tihe Spectre's Bride , ?? ?? S. A5 uh'-1r S roder auO ?? ?? .. i r-L.rii.. It may be some satisfaction to those who re- gretted the ...

... IMTSIC ANrD THE DRAMA,. i (FOM OUR t 30NDO CORRESPONDENT.) Ith -- ?? London, Sunday Night. a i1r IMark Melford's new drama Secrets of dt the Police would have had a better chance of di the audience at the Surrey last night had they not persisted in receiving the most harrowing situations iui a humorous spirit. One of thle I P principal characters of the play is a police inapec- Itt tor, ...

... THE PALL MALL LIST OF ENTERTAINMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGU5 rus UHARPis, Lessee and Manager.) THIS EVENING, at 7.30, A RU OF LUCK. By H evRY PETTITT aimd AUGUSTUS HARRIS. The greatest dramatic monetary success ever achieved in the ttheltre. The WORL D says :- A form of entertainment wvhicls embraces at once the best and most attrac. tive features of mracerms melodrama and ...

... C.Ortcal ? got +. ED., ? I MO' PreparationsBfor the pantomime of Sinbad are in a forward state at the Prince's Theatre. The- first eight scenes, Whio i -have aready described, and which form an unbroken succession of mechanical changes, are ready, as well as the ninth scene, a front cloth, which enables - Mi M. H. Barraud to display his I artistic taste and feeling. It represents the ...

... BiR. McLEAN'S GALLERY. -0 'The chief attraction at the gallery of Mr. Thomas McLean, in the Haymarket, is Sir John Everett Uillais's Portia -a new picture of much brilliance, and beauty of expression. It is not, we believe, intended as a portrait of any distinguished impersonator of Shakespeare's heroine, neither may this rendering of Portia's face realise everyone's ideal conception of the ...

... We have before breathed out condemnation of the efforts of what Messrs Robertson and Thorling are pleased to term their dramatic company. But up till last Saturday evening they had confined themselves to melodrama and farce, and it was not until then that we had an opportunity of seeing them at the Royal Park Lecture Hall, Camden-town, in the legiti- mate. The sublime self-confidence that ...

... GERMAN REEDS ENTERTAINMENT. Mr Corney Grain has been taking holiday at Aix-les- Bains, but having, as is his wont, combined business with pleasure be has prepared for his numerous admirers a new sketch which he calls Taking the Waters. This was presented on Monday night to a crowded audience, whose enjoyment of it was made abundantly manifest by laughter and applause. When Mr Grain travels he ...

... PORTSMOUTH LITERARY AND . SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. iI The above Society opened its 18th session on t a Tuesday in the Sailor Boys' Room at the Soldiers' r of Institute, Penny-street, Portsmouth, when the -s w chair vwas occupied by the President, Lieutenant- v to General J. W. Coy, C.B., ?? and there F le. was a good attendance, including a number o ?? lIoN. SECRETABY (Dr. J. Wrard Cousins) b' in ...