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... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONI)ENT.1 a SYDNEY, SEPT. 12.-THIATRE ROYAL-Lessees and blanagers, Messrs Williamson, Garner, and Ms- 1I grove; Acting-Manager, Mr G. L. G-odman.-Mr 1 Charles Warner finished his three weeks' introductory season here on the 17th ult. His Coupeau, in Drink, greatly impressed local playgoers. His Claude Melhotte, in The Lady of Lyons, also won favour from the critics and the ...

... P. A - FICTION.* Vor an out.and-out tale o' murder, mys- ed horror Mr. Goodman's IPaid in 'trfb ao Coin will be hard to beat. The rsfs s to a poisoner being done to death tit ore atrocious monster. One kills his byarrfather in order to gain a, fortune; ie the other, in a final confession, writes, nI led Abel Wynd to place my name at t I d of the roll of ?? famed for their t the art of ...

... DRURY LAME. * AUGETUS HARRIS, LEoSxE AND MAScAGES. E E VE N IN G, A T 7.30 EVER (concludlug at 11.5). a hew grand spectacular drums, entitled a Bomance of 1M8. Henry Hamuiltont ?? Harris, Bo0X ofies open daily from 111to 6. M &V~t ARMA&D A at D R U RY LANE. T ilred Emfery, Edith Brace, Kate jaiem AaNelo v~ksd Stand Milton l .eonard Boyne, Lui4i LuMislh, ltdwarX G~ardiner. Vietor Stevene, A. ...

... ART GALLERI ES. ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION SOCIETY.-THE NE\V GCLLERV, REzGI.;T-STR;Er, NOW OPEN, on to 7. Adotision, to. CLOSES SATURDAY, Decer;a:er I. WArnER CltANE, Freeint ESt RADFOOD Secretary, &RTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION SOCIETY.-COURSE OF PRACTICAL DLIZA1NSI1SRAT'lONS.-GE0RGEUS SiJODS: ModeIiing n StCa'ptaI. 'THURSDA'Y, Novrinber 8, S,3. -,2. ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHEBITION SOCIETY-OPEN EVERY ...

... MAKING USE OF THEIR STRENGTH AND INTELLIGENCE. For a fortnight the employes about the Arsenal in Central Park have been occupied with the preparvtion of the winter quarters of the animals in the menagerie, The tank in the ]ion house has been enlarged, so that it will afford room for the hippopotami, who begin to find their outdoor bath unpleasant of a keen, frosty morning. The prairie dogs are ...

... ART GALL1ERY. ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION SOCIETY.-THE NEW GALLERY. OPEN DAILY. AdmiRsion, is. CLOSES SATURDAY, DEC. xst. EVENINGS, 7to ?? excepted) ADMISSION, 6d. ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBY 'V ON SOCIETY,-TFE LAST LECTURE of the Course by the Predcent, WTALTER CRANE, on DEsIGN, THURSDAY, November 29th, &.3o r,. m.. ...

... VCHRISTMAIS BOOKS.- BOOKS FOR BoYs. Mr. Henty's skilful pen gives us this Christmas two capital stories for boys, both having that great desideratum 1 lots of reading, certainly enough to keep a restless schoolboy of fourteen quiet for many a wet half-holiday. The Cat of Bubastes (Blackie and Son, 5s.), achieves the feat of making the life of ancient Egypt vivid and interesting to a ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGUSrUS HARRIS, Lessee and Manager.) EVERY EVENIN ,, at 7.3o, TlE ARMA D . Winifred Ernery, Edith Bruce, Kite Jamzs, Ada Neilson, and Alaud Milton; Leonard Ileyne2, ?? Lablache, EFtward G-lri-r, Victor Stevens, A. Beaumont, 1-eny Loraine. S. Dawn, Nsie sv Dais,, Slanislans Calhaeem, B. Robins, F Dob'tll. ?? W,.st. W. Us idge, F. Harrisono, U. Winter, Fitz Daes WV. S ...

... I REMINISCENCES BY THE LATE GENERAL SHERIDAN. UNDER the title From Gravelotte to Sedan Scribner's publishes some posthumous reminiscences by General Sheridan of the Franco-Prussian war, during which he accompanied the German Emperor's staff. We extract a few stories of Bismarck and the Kaiser:- KAISER WILHELM. General Sheridan gives us a picture of Kaiser Wilhelm before Gravelotte:- His ...

... TO-NIGHT'S ENTER TAI N Tv, NiT . THEATRE ROYAL DRUURY LAINE. (AVuOGT-slUd Il\m-, Lessee a[[ d Manac r)J EVERY EVEN2INGj, ac 713, TIE RM&ADO. S:)l'TTiWiAV NE tat n7.~10 Winlifrrd Emery, Edith finte, Kate Janwvo, Alla Neilsoit, tini .;Iatvd Milton; Teonard iniic LatInnch, Edward Cordi-r. Victor Stevero, A. ltannrt, Henry Loin ine. S. Da; stI ,i er .)i. Sianinlansu Callicem, It. Robins e, I ~ol ...

... TO-NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENTS THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. (AUGCtsrUS HARRIS, Lessee and Manager.) EVERY EVENING, at 7.33, TEIE ARMADA. SATURDAYl NEXI', at 1.30. Winifred Emery, Edith Bruce, Kate James. Ada Neilson, and Mlaul Milton; Leonard Boyne, LniH- Lablache, Edward Gardirer, Victor Stevens, A. Beaumont, Henry Loraine, S. Dawson, Mfervin Daltla, ?? Caihhoem, ii. Robitts, F Dobril, Basil Went, \. ...