... U TII I lTR. 1 Goe L.e'sIe (and Maniger, 'Mr. hIENRY IRVING, I AI1: I; ii C 1 I';ll I( N~a-,la , ?? cr :i, JaL ?? 1*I 4S~ljl (1W 'o 1:, ON~CJ-IC! SM S;EA lil ?? Of MIACBE'II. ,j 1. ; 1 221) ?? ?? 'h ( .1 1 . 1; : ?? ), ?? I lkl ,. rI : ?;a ~luIi' 'ilr. *N Nb 1, ?? :, ' ?? .li ...

... S P I E R S R 0 Y A L and P O N D. A Q U A R I U M, R O Y A L A Q U AR I UM, WESTMINSTER. mHE LAF TE R NOON TEA, T THE AFTERNOON TEA, THE AFTERNOON TEA THE AFTERNOON TEA, THE AFTEllNOON TEA, ad libitum, ONE SHILLING, is Served in the Reserved Part of the Auditorium, immediately overlooking the Stage, and in the best position for Witnessing the Entertainment. No extra charge for o-cupying these ...

... For other Wanted Advertisements see preceding Page. WANTED, Partner, with Small Capital, in W thoroughly genuine, paying business (Theatrical or Musical). No pretenders need apply, ERATO, 93, Lorrimore-road, S.E. WANTED, Partner. Must speak French and do Refined Turn. Advertiser taking successful Drawing- room Entertainment abroad. Address, stating abilities, It. C., North's Library, ...

... SCALE OF CHARGES FOR WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS. TWENTY WORDS (Three Lines), ONVE SII.tLL2NG. Each Additionael Eight Worde, Siplenca. Replies to advertisements can be received, and can be either called for or forwarded by post to suit the convenience of advertisers. Office, 49, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. The Barry Sullivan Company. Tour commences Feb. 4th, at Cork. WANTED, a First Old Man, ...

... rIVERPOOL.-STAR MUSIC HALL. L Sole Proprietors and Managers. Messrs FinBBERa and LEss. Monday, Dec. 31st, the following Artistes must attend Rehearsal at One o'clock ?? Lydia Yeamans, the Dillons, MUConnell Family, Mr Harry Leander, Mr Fred. Wil- ton, F-valo and Rolsso, Prof. Jennion, Miss Carrie Beaton, Mr Alf Gibson. Always vacancies for Stars and Novelties. Three days' silence a polite ...

... Iq R. YORKE STEPHENS'S Company concluded Dec. 22d, at the Winter Gardens, Southport, Thirty-one eWeels' Tour with the Successful Drain% I MP BARNES OF NEW YORK, the Origin al Version by Rutland Barrington. Mr YOIRKE STEPHENS as MR BARNES. MZr SYDNEY VALENTINE as COUNT DANELLA. Mr J. A. HOWELL as TOMASSO. Mr WILLIAM CALVERT as LIEUT. ANSTRUTHER. Miss CLARA COWPER as MARITA PAOLI. Mr YORKE ...

... S2 A. DE PARRAVICINI'S THEATRICAL and GENERAL AGENCY. 49, DUKE-STREET, ST. JAMES'S, LONDON, S.W. Correspondents in Europe and America. Mlr J. f. PZRCIVAL HYATT, manager of the Dramatic, Musical, and Variety Departments. Mr G. BEAuR, Secretary and German Correspondent. Telegraphic address, Parravicini, London. E N G 1. I S H 'S E DRAMATIC and MIUSICAL AGENCY, Managers, Messrs BLACKIiMORE, 11, ...

... D R U R Y - L A N E.- TO-DAY and TWICE DAILY, at 130 and 7-30, Augustus Harris's Tenth and Grandest Pantomime, THE BABES IN THE WOOD AND ROIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MEN. The old Story Re-writteni, Arranged, and Produced by Augustus Harris, in collaboration with E. L. Blanchard and Harry Nicholls. Box-office open Daily from 10 0 till 6'0. `R ABES IN THE WOOD.- 1)Harry Nicholls, Herbert Campbell. ...

... flRURY LANE.-TO-DAY and TWICE DAILY, lat 1.30 and 7,30, AVC41USTUS IIAIIILI TENTHL na OLIANDEST lPANTOMIM?, THEBI ADLS IN THE WOOL) AND) 110331 HOOD AND H1IS MERRY MEN. The old story rotmrittun. arrangedc, call roducold by Augustus tMains. in collaboratino aelth 1, L. Iflaticharl endI Harry Nic ulls. l10n: Oi1lecc open dilO~y, froni tO ?? ADES' IN THE WOOD. - Harry Nicholls, Li Herbert ...

... .JSTRATED- POLICE NEWS. I aconseqnence of bhe Now Poal Tariff THE SThAX'ED POLICE NEWS will be formarded -ee at the rabe of Threohalfpence per UoPy. Quarter - I e, Sd. elf Year B B8. Md. {tall 68-. bid. * V:~-.Wi>.Nt2 ! z ~ z Y : O ate _S_7 ...

... T-HE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN, GREAT ORMOND STREET, LONDON. The Comnm i/ee ask for immedazae HELP tozwards Paying t/e Chzristmas Bills. This year tke donations are less than last year. The amzount received from legacies has been sjient in current expenses. Tsc needs of I/uis Hospital are most urgent, and the Committee ho e thei pzzb& will assist them. ADRIAN HOPE, SECRETARY. Now ready. ...

... BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROOcEs.-All suffering from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agreeably Sur- prised at the almost immediate relief afforded by the use of Brow's Bronchial Troches. People troubled with a hackinz cough, a slight cold, or bronchial affections, cannot try therni too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic ...