... l-. I: N' AUSTrALIA. (CI ' Il 1 11 ~coL'~ltri ?? I N ?? Wil w- 1 ~ .IIL 1 t i- I, 'v lmia~gI r, Mr l ?? I. I Iat t I~igI~t 7'l~turci I f IMI I flr wl~~ Aus'tralian seasom, lit *I , . II. he~ 11Cr acio, I itt - LiaI JI I,1-I't was truLL to po~lle ?? I~ I I ri ?? a Itlll~g olIII, 1111- - , 12 I ll , lid rN 1. to-L: l K I ?? ' I'?111l1II I Watt lIarmLLr, LI.,LI B L i I IL IIC M1 ,iLILL tI.L Iott ...

... ?? - . - .. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? UAZM 1(\1)UH ()N\N C(R~tiJ:>PONOFNT.) Ti [A'I'RE irut .. Yb (.1 'tp of Ir lias again met Withi a most faviotraitle recmlition ftount a putter % audintice, tin' polol ar parts of tile imie being nighlitl crowled. Mr Fred 'Powell's rt rttestniess in tue pa it of ?? the aulience as ot' our'. Mr Eric Iuil'olii as Lorentz de ?? pulas tile 'illaitious Fttnehluina with ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Wallace Revill; Acting-Manager, Mr E. Shirra.-On Monday A Gaiety Girl was performed for the first time in Sheffield by Mr Geo. Edwardes's company. Mr E. IV. Gardiner was quietly humorous as Sir Lewis Grey. As Captain Goldchild Mr Leonard Russell bore himself gallantly, and his full, rich, and sympathetic voice was heard to ...

... Sl. GEOaCIu'S DAY CONCERTSU Although Cile foesl; dayv of tho pattroll satin of Seot- oi lanid, Wales, llutd IrnluitiT, ala otuitlly celebrttd by conentt giveiC in Londoni ou St. Anlrow's, iSt David's, e. iii tt tt Iritricik's nithIs, it ]slnt more tIllan oice beanl c, pointed oit that Sl:.1c0orlgj's Day is unUlily patlSedl ovor M by mnusical entreprorcitro, Two .Natineln conceits . trern, ...

... d Publishers ft s s I it .A ' Announcement s MR. WM. HEIR EMANN'S NEW NOVELS. AT ALL THE LIBRARIES, A DAUGH1 7ER OF MUSIC. 19 r t. COLMORE, Author of 'A . ot m acy ot Silence, & ?? In vowlome-. i Jufite storv. ' .I Daa gh/r of iusc ' hast apea l eearly i' llh season of 1894, but it, ?? ?? to the ene(, and long qtr;t.-DmuLY CIIRO\NICLIE BENEFI4 rs FORGOT. By NVOi X.(OIT BALESTIER. Awlor otf ' ...

... ! I \ C,- A l (ANDS AN FANCIES.| , i l'IT:NI-NE T7TEREST. P0K1 BiONNErTS, te.ig nmide t( introduce tho -i . , ets, )lot the lit tle Pirritans, in l-. ce alind eombroidered lineii, are 'oi;tOE IN -(AIitRiLESSiyO. .iivi ear hair is arranged high; somne- htr for the daytinlie, with a twist at the , itw1 a, iUch olndulation as it is possible to all over the head; a few close, flat '!i.; ill tront. ...

... STRAT1F'ORLD TROlm LUYAL. On Monday, April 23d, the Melodrama, in Four Acts, by Messrs Arthur Shirley anti Beiijasin Landeck, entitled THE IING OF CrIME.' Ronjarre ?? ?? tar HX\RY BEDFor~D Gandelu . ?? Mr COCIL CLAYTON simon ?? ?? Mr WF.LDON A'rIItRSTONz Louis Mascarot .M.. . Mr Roy 1REDGonAVL Mick Maloney . ?? Mr FRARE IIVDSlsrTlt M.1 Folgat ?? Mr OS\VALD DOL61AS Perpigian ?? lr T. BttovtN ? ...

... AIUSEMENTS IN LIVERPOOL. (F'aOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ROYAL COUsr 'REATIE AND OPERA HOUSE.-Pro- prietors, Carl Rosa Opera Company, Limited ; Respon- sible Manager arid Managing Director, Mr H. Bruce; Secretary and 'Treasurer, Mir G. B. Hill.-A delight- fully fresh and inespiriting performance of Thre School for Scanzd(al waS given at tire Royal Court on 3Mon1day evening as the hr; t of ad ...

... AM11F;SMEN'TS' IN NOTTINGHA lM. I ?? ,(f K . Ce Lt-, s I, TIn TiATR RoYA1-.. \iai acr, Mr 11. (Xc.(ii ?? ci Cot ll iit Il ii are mI'x' i,.uli I l.~ Iij. - g I, 'I )iIith \ II I Ix . I, I I III nIL I i I cI fi r, I l itxitu. NVi 1ITI 1;I .Jrutitii ii r I,- it NV ~ - ?? I , - I , IIr I 3lr iiI ili T I, 1;i .IIMt .Xj ihIli'lill%'. l l Ii IC! i~titil j 1 toii I 1L i.i N. rlii li I , Ili / I il, ...

... The third annual report of the Gosport and p Alverstoke Public Library is to hand. ,Te me Library Committee state that satisfactory pro. gress has been made during the year in the wi al Library and Reading Room, and that it is grati.in, r fying to know the advantages of both are in- wi d creaeingly appreciated by the public. It is va interesting to note the increased use which has set e, been ...

... : EXHIBITION OF NEEDLEWORK. a The members of the Fortees Island branch of v the Girls' Friendly Society held their annual I exhibition of needlework on Thursday at St. Bar. T tholomew's School-room, Southsea, and the very F creditable display was opened by Lady Katherine a Meade, Her ladyship was received by the Rev. Cedric E. Crowle), who briefly explained the objects of the eociety, and ...

... - - r -- - -l- WOMEN-THEIR WAYS AND DOINGS. i'ou say tha t ry lov e is plsn, l ut tlat I can never al ow, 'When I lookc at the thoug1ht for others That is written on her )row. The eyes are not fIne, I own, She has not a ?? nose, But a smile for other's pleasures, And a sigh for other's woes. l pe'ity, truth, and love, Are they esach common things? If here *ero a commlon naturee, W yom en ...