... DRAWN BY PERCY MACQUOID Leave my house! M A DA M E L E RO U X Too early seen unknown, and known too late. -ROMEO AND JULIET. By FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, AUTHOR OF AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLES, AMONG ALIENS, LIKE SHIPS UPON THE SEA,` THAT UNFORTUNATE MARRIAGE,' &C. CHAPTER XLIII. AT the meeting which Zephany had arranged between Mr. Rush- mere and young Tomline, Rushmere had so far ...

... TIIErATW.ES\ IF-Whitsun week is, as usual, barren of theatrical novelties, the week that precedes it has this year been at our theatres one of remarkable activity and enterprise. Mr. Henry Arthur Jones's new play entitled Yudah, at the SHAFTESBURY, would in itself be sufficient to give distinction to this brief period of the present dramatic season ; but besides this we have had Mr. Robert ...

... RECENT POETRY AND TERSE THERE is certainly much promise in Mr. N. II. Ijomenichetti., The Quest of Sir Bertrand, and Other Poems' (V. II. Allen), for which Mrs. Traquair has drawn an effective frontispiece. The author dals lsargely with mediaeval subjects of a moral and religion: ast, though in aDane de; Bacchantes we have quite another form of life sympathetically pictured, to which a ...

... DRAWN BY FRANK DADD, R.I. I will thrust, and do thou ! and see which can drive the other to death URI T ?? A TALE OF DARTMOOR BY S. BARING GOULD, M.A., AUTHOR OF MEHALAH, JOHN HERRING, COURT ROYAL, &C. CHAPTER LI. ON TIt. CLEAVE AGAIN EVER full of pity and love for others, and forgetfulness of herself, Bessie sa holding Urith's hand in her own, with her eyes fixed compassionately ...

... A PLEASANT little volume of verse is Mr. Charles Newton- Robinson's 1' Tintinnabula (Kegan Paul). Amongst the rest we have A Ballad of the Battle of Crdcy, a very fair imitation of the Macuulay manner in the Lays of Ancient Rome. The poem is full of vigour and spirit. Occasionally the poet's foot slips. For example, we take leave to doubt if one can speak of marshland acres as ...

... DRAWN BY PERCY MACQUOID And Peggy in her eagerness almost pulled Lucy into the room. M ADAM E L E R O U X Too early seen unhnown, and hnown too late.'-RoMEO AND JULIET. BY FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, AUTHOR OF AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLES, AMONG ALIENS, LIKE SHIPS UPON THE SEA, THAT UNFORTUNATE MARRIAGE, &C. CHAPTER XXXIII. CAROLINE LEROuX debated long and anxiously within herself as to ...

... ,'-~TH.EATkE~ ~ THE new romantic dram'a' by 'Mr. George R. Sims and Mr. Robert Buchanan with which the ADELPHI has re-opened its doors, ill defiance of the unfavourable influences of the seaside holiday season, is of the true Adelphi pattern. It is an Irish play with a story of the present time, wherein all those types of character oliich an Irish piece cannot safelydispense with are duly ...

... 1. - THE reviewsr are a good deal more lively this month, ow ng, no doubt, to the fact that the holidays have brushed up the wits of Contributors, and swept the accumulated cobwebs of the last twelve months fiom their brains. The subject vwhich appears to exercise the meniids of many editors this month is the labour question, or, as one of them pleasantly puts it, the Labour Revolution. An ...

... DRAWN BY PERCY MACQUOID He was accompanied by a tall spare man, little past middle life, who limped slightlyin his gait. M ADAM E L E R O U X i6 Too early seen uannown, and hnown tooleale.-ROMEO AND JULIET. By FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, AUTHOR OF AUNT MARGARET'S TROUBLES, AMONG ALIENS. LIKE SHIPS UPON THE SEA, THAT UNFORTUNATE MARRIAGE,' &C. CHAPTER XIX. A STRANGE quietude setttled ...

... 1 i if i -i C .SSSLL publish in a neat quarto volume a number of rM f London Street Arabs, by Mrs. H. M. Stanley (Dorothy TennaflO Some of them are humorous, some pathetic ; and all of thein re in plain proof that the artist must have, to quote her ofn t ords loved the ragamuffin, to have made so many plea- swn pitres of one who is often, externally at least, very unattrac- tive rite ...

... i PROVINCIAL THlEITlICA LS. (lFROM OUR OWN- (OIIRRESON-D1O'fT5.) Pi-II,1 ilALLi-. Proprictors. lxxi1 : HIall Cosapany Tooting managersr, Jamreq and Sar.--Mr Weth',,ir, E.atas a lorioray occupied this hall Ont tho rh anid ctfh 1ix.xt. 'a th Th, W' ca A.jaiixt Her aixa .hlpbi Nt. ?? TireATRR -Mariaxer, Mir Joiho rlrmerod. - Mr BAit-r Chattertoli and ?? With Mqalbt,- oiix ?? hero on Monday to a ...

... On Saturday, May 31st, Verdi's Opora, LA TRAVIATA. Violetta ?? MM ELLA RoSSEL Flora .. ?? Wile. LoOIGuI Annin .. ?? Mdli. BAU5RI5IST5R Germont ?? PL.a.s Gaston .. ?? Signor ?? CoRal II Marchese ?? ?? Signor BiELrTO D1 Barone ?? . Signor Dia VAsEnhlrri II Dottore ?? Signor MIRANDA Gluseppe .Signor CHRNUsCo Alfredo. Mons. MosrNaluo Verdi's opera, once ao much abused on account of its subject, ...