... M-R. PARNELL AT HOME. For the following stories about Mdr. Parnell's home and private life the New York Press is responsible:- 1l1e. PARNELL AND THE O'SREAS. A warm friendship has existed during many yews between 'Mr. 'arneil and the O'Sheas: Ten years ago, when the present Irish agitation was beginning, and Par- nell stood at its head, the Irish leader was ostracised, and had few places in ...

... MIUSIC AND DANCING IN MIDDLESEX.I BIALDWIN'S PARACHUTE DESCENTS. Yesterday the Miiddlesex magistrates, under the presidency of Sir Francis Morley, attended at the Sosslonsjouse, Olerkeutwell, to bear and determine ( n1pplicatio1is for the granting of maino ana dancing IIcOnces, Tho last caso heard was that of ExOter HIal to which exception last W oek had been taken on the t ground of ...

... . DIVURY LANE. A:176TUSi; HARRIS, LINs9eE AND MfANAGESE. VBBY EV E NI NG, A.T 73 .1(concluding at 11.51. a newgrand ptatlrdmA T II B A R A D A a Romance of 158; Ronpy Hamilton ana Ang00toN 6ari. * ?? open ddily from 10 e6 rn I ARmAADATh at DR11111LANE.' an4 hitricnd dratmo nad the. ugi E5Vs ofthei Wount.y Ws nihtidc F an:Ceilns. ar ?? h H'1 E ARMADA -ITheioiopas eortoiseed upon thie Ofa ...

... I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1888. SHAKESPEARE UNADORNED. The proposal of the manager of the Court Theatre, Munich, to produce a series of the plays of SHAKESPEARE exactly as they were written, and with the dresses, scenery, and stage arrange- ments which were accessory to the first production of those dramas on any stage, has a faint flavour of the same enthusiasm which SMOLLETT ridicules so ...

... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAl bI rvi: NTT. THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSTUS. IIAkiRs, Lcssee a-n Mi anager.) EVlE.RY EVlENIN , at 7.30, Ti-IF AR MAE A MORNING PROR A iC SATUTRDAY N-X,711 October C. Winifred Emery, Edith Bruce, frace Jaoitcs, Ada Neison a,4no M.isdt MOion: t eopard Sever, Inflq Lablache Edward Gardiner, N-Ser Steveot, A. Beaunont. H1 y Lio , S. Dwoont, leti'vis 0td sa, Sranishlan ...

... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTr THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AuousrUs hIARRIS. Lesnee and .lanaiaer.) EVE-i;lv EVi.tIN ;, at 7.30, kTHE ARNIA13k. Winifred FEmery, Edith Bruce, Kate jarnes, A la No ,atir Mau d Milton; Leonard Boyne, ILuigl LabchI , Edward G.,diner, Victor Steveont, A. 1leioi tx ot, flI 'ry La raine,. Dasvnon, IMervin 0al a;, S aniklau Calh,,em, B. Robins, F. I)bvAll. BA ;est, W. Uridi, ...

... p rl?% -j F ? 1? - I Vo 0?1 ?? 3 ? ?? 4 --5e a ra., nce. Li! c L 2 n a 'ic- u i saF, ?? C'IAPr ER ?? II A'0inougzl consid-erallv startled on hca.ing of the T:c-e~l u~i C osted i e s\ ife iln liUrneinth, S-n]ev t ;. SO s ur riseO as a -ht h ave been- s o ,ose t;.n ti the actor iihad a Wiie. One Gf ihe cOi- ( in f an ?? inanresstontist natorec iS the cd t i' r , no o;lt in the idetived of arr ...

... PUBLIC AAUSMENTS; ME JODRELIL (LATE NOVELTY) THEATRE. It remains to be seen whether a change of name will Eventnally bring luck to this hitherto unfortunate Louse. Certainly, it cannot be said to have begun its !'resh career auspiciously. A double postponement of s foreign opera, which bad already been tried and found wanting, by a company which, with three notable ixceptions, seems to mistake ...

... 'LAST NIGNT'S AMUSEMENTS. ROYAL AQUARIUMY. The programme yesterday attracted a very large con- tingent of visitors. The prominent novelty was the opening ceremony, at ten p.m., of Ally Sloper's Inter- national Exhibition, when those who have for years past had many a good laugh over a hero that has become almost as popular as Ponch himself, had the opportunity of seeing him and his ...

... SCZAPS F}BOMX VAM OCrS JOUBIAla IFrom AFn.1 DOTS BY 'EE: WAY. TEIAQOJDES AT TE EOAST-ONO. 80me horrid murders have been done All in the slums of Whitechapel; The Bobbies up and down have run To find a clue, bht sad to tell, The only link, a writteo scrawl Too early in the dswouing day, It was ulpon a dirty Nvall, SoUme busybody wviped ray-y. N~ow Jack the Ripper, with his kuife, Goes ...

... PROMENADE CONCERT AT TRE DRILL HALL. On Saturday evening the first Of w'lat pmoviiseit) be a successful series of promenade concerts was girn at the Rifle Drill ball by a military blnd under tbi direction of Mr Fred Watts. The lperformers ineludiol about twenty members of the Bristol and Cliftn Public Band, whose entertainments duritin t lb summer months will be pleasantly remembered, ant the ...

... The playgoers who have a preference for highly- 3 spiced fare, have had for some weeks now golden opportunities offered them at the Theatre Royal for gratifying their tastes ; but notwithstanding this, drama again finds a home at the King street house, as last night a company, under the direction of Mr Arthur Roberts, commenced a week's engagement vwith the piece entitled A Mother's Sin, ...