... in F. Anthem, In Christ ye are circumcised.—Macfarren. Ev_.—Service at 4.15 : Garrett in F. Anthem, O Zion.—Stainer. Theatre Royal, Yoee:— Mystery of a Hansom Cab, at 7.30 p.m, St. George's Fields.—Fcssett's Grand New Circus, opens at 2 and 7 p ...

... TIIFATRIC v., NOTES. On Saturday, EVb. 1, ?? Laveuiljir' mill playtd at Terrj'a Theatre for tbe TOUtn ia( j time. After that datetbe house, will be 'eiayjriim- occupied by anot'aer m ?? ment. Is 'Ac rsi-aii. while, Mr. Edward Terry will i_e along miiday ...

... WIPT, As pia> ed at the Hnyauu-set T!i_re, London. Doors opan ?. Commence at 7-30. Bex Plan, Waoqixghix'.i, Stonegate, York. THEATRE ROYAL YORK. MONDAY, January Rth. 1890, The CAKL ROJA LIGHT OPERA COMPANY will appear in PAUL JONBS. Dress Cirr-la, 4s. ...

... Bailiff U'ltrw • ». bale Every Mommy at p.m. rpHEAIRE ROYAL, Y Oil K TO-SIGHT (THURSDAY). January 2ND. CATTAIN As played »t the Theatre. 'on Doors 1. nt 30. Box Plea. Wadi»Uigtow'», York. CONCERT ROt»M«, YORK glorious success HAM LTON LATEST PRODUCTION, LONDON ...

... proved great success. town were crowed, and the pantomime of Dick and his 3at produced bv Messrs. George and Charles meson the Theatre Royal, pasted off with the greatest smoothness and success, and elicited the nt applause of the vast audience. The scenery ...

... at 10.15 Calkin in B. A',them, Behold I ?? Even.—Service at 4.15 : Caikin in B flat. Authem, Come O Israel.—Beucett. Theatre Royal, York.— Cipt-in Swifr, at 7_30. St. George's Fields.—Foasett's Grand No* i!*nus, opens at 7 p.m. Festival Concert ...

... ROSA OPBRA COMPANY. In the Latest London Success, '•PAUL JONE S, Played for upwards of 350 Nights at tlie Prince of Wiles Theatre, London. SPECIAL MORNING I'BIUORMANC B, SATURDAY, JAN. 11th. at 2 o'clock. Dress Circle. 4s. Box PUn now Opau. FOSHETTS GRAND ...

... may be worth while to reflect that statistics do not convey everything — a Dv Chaillu's viking Age outweighs a whole theatre of others. And, while the show of books in poetry of 1889 is numerically less than that of 1868, it is greater than that ...

... near Oxford. The Tay Bridge was blown down, and some eighty passengers sacrificed, three days after Christmas Day. The Grand Theatre Islington was burned down two yeara ago after the third performance of the pantomime. Occurrences such these are peculiarly ...

... MEW TEAK'S DAT. THEATRE OH VIBE BURIN A PERFORM AH OK. fltnni'i Tumiu,) Zouioh, Thuealay. theatre this city «u completely daotiujnd fin last light. The Indian wan all aaved. Tha oalgii of lira not yat ban ascertained. CARDIFF THEATRE BURET DOWH. A Oaidig ...

... proceed. to Aidershot (or duty that (tattoo on tba 15th DEATH OF A THEATRE MANAGER, (BY TlllOIiPH.) Mr. Doyle, manager the Gaiety Theatre, suddenly that city to-day. He was at the theatre last evening, and there appeared in his usual health. He had been ...

... to** 1 --vera ar ?? n_ t'u ?? flf bick Wiitin^coii _d jjj.s cit pro- duced by He«srs. G. _Ie and Ch^ries I _n-*soa an the Theatre Royal, passed oil wita th.; greatest Smoothness and ?? tjliciiwi _)freo-u sit ?? of the vast 'j!i .i -:jC >. fae sc-wiary ...