... Garden, Noah's Ark, 2; Criterion, 'Thi ler Headless Man,3; OC-stal Palace P'automime, 3; lhe Daly's, The Country Girl, 2; Drury Lane Pan- towlune, L1.3; Gaiety, Dou Suan, 2; Globo, ny ?? Cliarley'a Aunt, 3 ;Haymarket, Captain he Swift, 2.30; Lyceum ...

... (Criterion, The Case of Rebsellious Susan, 2.30; Ba Crystal Palace Saturdlay Concert, 3; Daly's A vic 0 Gaiety Girl, 2.30; Drury Lane, 'Trho ?? o Winer ar 1. 3 ; Hlaymarket, A Bunch of Violets, I n 2,30; Elayoy, Miiatto, 2.30; Priisoe of Wales, UP ...

... understand that the reason the fight was brought off so late was that the only Jim Corbett had promised to be present after his Drury Lane engagement was over, but the champion bruiser failed to come up to the scratch. One or two Swansea sportsmen had rather ...

... Prince was again at York House on Monday, and in the evening went to the Criterion Theatre, the Duke and Duchess going to Drury Lane. Next day the Prince went down to New- market to see the Cesaxewitch run, staying with the Duke of Cambridge at Six Mile ...

... jgLLIMAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. I^LLIMAN'S ELIMINATES PAIN. SPRAINS AND BRUISES. Mr Julian Gimrd, The Girards, Theatri noyal. Drury Lane, writes I have used your .Embrocation with sur- prising effect, and never intend being with- out it. ItUiNTNING. A Blac-klioath ...

... Bridgie Wall, who excited such furore some years ago. She played the part with so much success, thCit Sir Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, London, the greatest theatrical manager, engaged her as a leading actress at a salary very short of 1:1,000 a year ...

... Dick Shoridan, i;t Court, - The Trunsgrdsssr, 8; Criterion, The u Hteadless Man, 0 ; Duly's, 'Twelfth Night, 8; Drury Lane Pantomime, 7.30; Empire, Bullets, 8; Gaiety, Dou Juan, ?? Gurrick, Caste, 8.16; Gloliu, Chsarley's Aunt, 9; Grand ...

... Olympia, 6 ; Court, T'riple Bill, 8 ; Covent Gardeu LO0 Yx'~k 7.30;( ien, The Headless Man, 92 c Daly's, Twelfth Night, 8; Drury Lane Panto- e nmime, 7-30; Empire, Ballets, 8; Gaiety, ''Don Juan, 3t 8' Garriek, An Old Jew, 8.10; Globe, ?? Charley'is Aunt ...

... Dick Sheridan, 8.16; Court, I'ho 'Iriungreseor, b,00; Oritorion 'The Headless Man, 9; Ialy's, 'Twelftb NighW1 0; Drury Lane laintomnhue, 7.30; Empire, Blilletu, 8 Gaiety, Don Junt, 0, Garrick, Caste, 8.15; Glaobe, Chuirley's Aunt, 9; Grand ...

... sardeni, Noah's Ark, 2; Criterion, 'Tle HIeadless Mart, 3; CrystallPalace Pantomime, 3; Daly'e, T The Twelfth Night 2; Drury Lane Pan- tarnime, 1.30 ; Gaiety, Don Juan, 2; Globe, Charley's Aunt, 3; IHnymarket, Thu Charla- tLn, 2.30; Lyceum Partomimne ...

... Hamnelin, 2.30; Constantinople at Olympia, 12; Oem lis Covent Gardeni,Noah's Ark, 2; Crystal Palace Panto- nm mitens 3; Drury. Lane Pantomimle, 1.30; Grandth i Pantomime, 1,30 ; Lyceum Pantomime, 1.30; Strand, Hono N, Tnfick, and 'Harry, 3; Vaudeville ...

... Ophelias, and Lady Macbeth promenades with Banquo's ghost. Who wants a a fancy dress ? With a view to making provision at e Drury Lane for the many new and costly dresses e to be used in the forthcoming pantomime, Sir tAugustus Harris is clearing out part ...