... fervour and feeling, and Mr. A. F. Fergn's f 1 conception was at opce powerful and sympathetic; al second solo in Esser's Mein Engel being loudly tl ,and deservedly encored. Mr. H. W. Webster, o: rthough evidently laboumina under the disadvantage of a severe ...

... n for his acting as Tom Ingliss. The dry humour of Mr Tom G. Warry as Dickey Dials creates peals of laughter ; Bliss Nhia Engel is good as Chuckey and the other characters are all creditaby sustained. The staging of the piece is good. ACcn xmRiTURAL HALL ...

... Chester was a fine piece of acting. laud Willoughby was most charm- ingly represented by Miss Daisy England, and Miss Nina Engel was happily cast as Jack. The remaining characters were all well filled. The scenery is elaborate and beautiful, and the piece ...

... of De Belleville, and Air Henry Dana is hardly less successful as the hero. Mlr Robert Nelson, Mlr Fred. Gaytie, Miss Nina Engel, M1ios Maud Wil- loughby, and Miss Daisy England are all remarkably good ; and Miss Grace Balmaine as the heroine proves herself ...

... part of De Belleville, and Mr Henry Dana is hardly less successful as the hero. Mr Robert Nelson, Mr Fred. Gaytie, Miss Nina Engel, Miss Maud Wil- loughby, and Miss Daisy England are all remarkably good; and Miss Grace Balmaine as the heroine proves herself ...

... Miss Kate Noel, Mrs Seabridge, Miss Eva Paton, and Mliss Eleina Milner give careful and adequate personations; Miss Nina Engel as the street Arab is good indeed ; Mr Henry Dana gives a I clever representation of the hero ; Mr H. F. M'Clelland as the ...

... Koarney, Miss Kate Noel, Mrs Seabridge, Miss Eva Paton, and Miss Elvina Milner give careful and adequate personations Miss Nina Engel as the street Arab is good indeed; Mr Henry Dana gives a clever representation of the hero ; Mr E. F. M'Clelland as the villain ...

... gives a dainty delineation of Violet Chester, Miss Daisy England's Maude Wil- loughby meets with much applause, and Miss Nina Engel is admirable as Jack. Mr X. Mansell as Patrick O'Brien is seen to advantage, and all the other members of the company act well ...

... Pontefrict, dis- ?? patent stone and carbon water filters, in different forms, suited for different pur- poses. On Stand 93 Harry Engel, of Ciaphar% Junction, London, exhibits quilaline, a botanim preparation for cleansing harness and leather. Hunter and Gow ...

... about p strikes or the docks, but about horses and the d Pampas-and very interesting it is. A kindred C spirit is Frederick Engels, who discusses the tl foreign policy of Russian Tsardomn, while Mr e Justin M'Carthy defends, on plitical grounds of course ...

... and Toni Galloway is huecocously par- t6attd b y AMr IV. E. Richardson. Mr Archer Ly le as Patrick O Brien and Miss Nina Engel are also demerviag of praise. PRtato on WALcoes TnnURATR.-Maciagers, Messrs James Sedge's and Son G eneral Manager, Mlr C. ...

... hores of the Pampas, but we know that be fully underst'inds his subject. The foreign policyof Russian Toardom. by Mr redk. Engels, is a very outspoken critiolsm from the Socialistto point of view on the Russian Inf uence in E urope from the time of Catherine ...