... and was revived from Oct. 8th till Nov. 3d. On Nov. Sth, John- a-Dreaoms, a very indifferent example of Mr Haddon Chambers's craftsmanship, was put on. with Mrs Patrick Campbell as Kate Cloud. John-a-Dreams was with- drawn on Dec. 27th. Matinecs of The ...

... Fellowes, Miss Irene Rickards, Miss Julia Stevenson, Mr C. C. Grattan, Mr A. Sprange, and Mr James Stevenson. r GRAND THEATRE, STONEHOUSE.-Solc Proprietor, Mr 9 . Henry E. Reed; Manager. Mr John H. Reed.-The Hope Booth comedy company is here for the first ...

... Popular .-lasic, arranged by JOHN CROOI;. Preceded, at 1.16, by LA ROSE D'AUVERGNE, by OirrmeNacA, rnd a Comedietta, at 7.30, IN THE EXPRESS. Messrs. Albert Chevalier, Joseph .apley, George Sinclair, George Capel, harry Grattan, V, Warde, R, V. Shone, and ...

... Daniel Grattan ?? Mr WAIssX MtEWeN` ,Uinnie ?? ?? Miss MARV KiNGsLsEY This little piece, which was played for the first time at the Theatre Royal, Bath, on the ith ult., has the merit of having for its foundation a fairly novel idea. Daniel Grattan, by putting ...

... also contribute. r BACUP. ROYAL COURT THEATRE. - Manager, Mr John Walters.-Messrs Wood and West's company is here this week with Meldaon's Picnic. Mir John Lisbourne as Michael Mulcahy and Mr John O'Keefe as Dennis eMuldoon are very clever, Mr G. W. Wood ...

... LAMB'S WOOL HOSE. }EN1'T' MACHINE KNIT HOSE. GENTS' MACHIINE KNIT HOSE. ,IENTS' AND BOYS' CARDIGAN JACKETS. GENTS' AND BOYS' CARDIGAN JACILETS. GENTS' AND BOYS' CARDIGAN JACKETS. mENTS' WOOLLEN SHIRTS, UNION SHIRTS. TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, UMBRELLAS, ?? .- BUTLER ...

... bave had several exponents, and althouah there may be lnnyI who would prefor Miss May Yolhe, or, still more, Miss Florence St. John, as the more ideal' ,iztle Chtrig, Miss Addie Conyors fills the part fairly well. The entertaining powers of ir. E J Lonnen ...

... -Mr Gerald Kennedy and company have appeared here this week in Sutton Vane's John kartin's Secret, and there was an excellent house on the opening night. Mr Kennedy as John Martin acts with conspicuous success, whilst Mr Chas. A. Carlisle as his accomplice ...

... OsMoNDCARR. Prdnduced Ly ?? PARKER, Letty Lind, Jessie Bond, John L. Shine, Harry Grattan, and full company. bl'XIINEL 5AAURI)AY Nk.XT. at 2.30. AVENUE THEATRE. Mrtanaer, Hr. C. T. H. HELMISLEY. ARMS AND THE MAN. A Romantic Comedy by BERNARD SHcAW. Will be ...

... OPERA HousE.-Lessee, Major Winstanley Manager and Musical Conductor, Mr John Gregory.- In Town is being played here by Mr Anguste Van Biene's company, under the direction of Mr John A. Warden. Mr J. A. Warden is highly successful in the part of Captain ...

... took the child up and placed her on his arm, then lowering her to his knee. The eldest d then knelt by his side on the seat and tried to fix another v buttonhole in his coat. He took both the little girls in c his arms and afterwards they went away to play ...

... and ladies of the Royal Cardigan Artillery, when sketches and tableaux formed part of the programme. A pleasant evening was con- cluded by the popular comedietta To Olblige Benson. ACC'RINGTON. PRINCE'S THEATRE.-Manager. Mr John Ormerod.- Mr W. J. Lancaster's ...