... merits commendation for a care- ful performance of George Medway. Scenically, the play was quite up to the Court standard. Blackberries, also written by Mr M. Melford, preceded the comedy, special honoursbeing won in this instance by Miss Gilbert and Hr Danvers ...

... commendation for a care. ful performasnce of George Medway. Scenically, the play was j quite up to the Court standard. Blackberries, also written N, by Mr M. Melford. preceded the comedy, special honours being a won in this instance by Miss Gilbert and ...

... Permanent address, Princess's Theatre. f IS JULIA GILBERT, BINA and Charlie Cott, in Willie Edouin, Esq.'s, Turned Up and Blackberries Company, on Tour. Disengaged June. Address, 78, Lady Margaret-road, Tufnell-park, London. M/rISS EMILY LEVETTEZ on Tour ...

... (in conseqtence of the wvithdmrawl of AXriene Ifroi the Opera Comilique) On Tues- day next, June 5th, at Eight o'clock, BLACKBERRIES, by Mlark Melford. wvill b revived for a limited miusiber of Nights, with Miss Alice Atherton as Charlie Cott, with Necw ...

... and glorious success. KLEPTOMANIA, All Rights Sold Three Hours after the curtain felL KLEPTOMANIA, by the Author of Blackberries. 'The Sportsman says Thereception accorded Mr Mark Melford's piece was eminently satisfac. tory, theauthor receiving hearty ...

... were creditably sus- tained, Miss May Edwards filling the role of Mrs Pannel very cleverly. The comedy was preceded by Blackberries, in which Miss Julia Gilbert was a sprightly Charlie Cott, and Mr Ramsey Danvers a quaintly comical Jimmy. LyCEUM TREATRE ...

... creditably sus- Vin i.taired, Miss May Edwards filling the r6le of Mrs Car naPanneI very cleverly. The comedywa preceded b as Blackberries ?? ui ibr was b pigty as CalesCt, ind Ahich RmisseJul ?? a sprightly Ph ?? an ?? uinl b .i1 omcl imy 0 ng Lvcumu~s THEATRE ...

... Lena Young, Rosy Robertson, Fanny Watson, and Messrs F. H. France, Sidney Jones, and ?? Henry Turner. The musical drama Blackberries merrily opened the evening. Mr Sidney Beltram provided appropriate and well-painted scenery. PALACE.-Proprietor, Mr Cox; ...

... Robertson, Fanny Watson, and CO0 Messrs F. H. France, Sidney Jones, and Master Henry Turner. rei The imumsical draiila Blackberries nierrily opened the eveningC. Cal Me Sidmicy Illtrani provided appropriate and well-painted Er scenery. - of PALAvC.-Proprietor ...

... MELFORD'S TOUR wsith L E P T 0 M A NIA, .IXK the most Successful Far ical Comedy, by the Author of Turned Up. Frivolity, Blackberries, Secrets of the Police, &c. Miss RUTH RUTLAND as LADY JOSEPHINE, Mr J. E. DODSON as MAJOR-GENERAL BLAIR, Miss BLANCHE ...

... during the ?? Visitor. KLEPTOMANIA, by Mark Melford, Author of Turned Up, Frivolity,I Secrets of the Policc, ]Blackberries, The Cooming Clown, &c., kC ,c 'LEPTuJmANIA. Notice. In consequence of the enormous success of the above Comedy Mr ...

... man on his return from the marriage feast is something to be seen and laughed at. Irish comedians are as plentiful as blackberries; but Mr Caffrey is one of the few good ones. A Veriy Wear= Beceptioss, a lively, bustling sketch, is just what is wanted ...