... ?? lit 'Qhr at rc o BY F. MOY THOMAS MRp. TIHORNE'S RLEAPPEAR, ANCE THERE was a good audience at TERRY's Theatre on Monday evening to welcome back an old London favourite. Mir. Thomas Thorne has not been seen much in the metropolis since the close of his career of management a few years ago, but he is not forgotten. AM[any there were doubtless among those who gave him so cordial a greeting on ...

... Few 3gbdt1 HAGAR OF HOMERTON IT may seem much to say, but we have no hesita- tion in saying it, that had the name of Charles Dickens been on the title-page of Hagar of Homerton (C. Arthur Pearson) instead of that of Mrs. Henry E. Dudeney, some of its characters would have been celebrated among his best crea- tions. Not that there is any reproduction of his method or manner about such ...

... .5 1.1 a t it r a t F i s t o v ?? N, 0 3 it ALI, Londoners owe Mr. D. II. II.udson a debt of gratitude for a very delightful book entitled - Birds in London (Longmnans), in which he brings forward a wealth of information in most attractive form about metropolitan birds. It may safely be said that this book will be a revelation to many, but it is not written with a view to demjonstrating how ...

... CI)e 6ilbert (fx?ibifioii at ?? 3Dpl R(flater-Golour ?Dficty TIe collection brought together at the Gallery of the Royal Water-Colour Society constitutes a worthy tribute to the genius of the late Sir John Gilbert, the greatest artist in his own line whom this country ever produced. Those who antici- otetd a fine exhibition certainly expected to see an array of riowccfull water-colours which ...

... Nooks of Neffrefene 1 LODGE'S PEERAGE AND BARONETAGE (Hurst and Black-et,) the sixty-seventh edition of which is just published, n COntains over a thousand pages. Lodge has a reputation for acctltae., the entries under each title having been personally corrected. The Royal Family is dealt with at some length, about twenty pages being devoted to it. Under the heading of each peerage acd ...

... ta:t axil III Cs BY LADY VIOLET GREVILLE ROMANTIC and costume plays, once a mer.. drug in the market, appear to have taken a new lease of life. The chainges in the taste of audiences and the varied ups an 1 downs of dramatic popularity, always contain elements of interest to the disinterested looker-on, What is the cause of the revival in favour of the romantic drama ? I fancy the answer is ...

... By S. LEVETT=YEATS Autlor of lle Honour of Savellu, lie Clievalier d'lAiiac, &C. Copypight, iS3i, by HARPER AND BROTHERS, in the ?? States of America] ILLUSTRATED BY SEYMOUR LUCAS, R.A. CHAPTER III. TIHE SPUR OF LES ESCZIELLES DE LORGNAC was gone. Through the open window overlooking the courtyard that let in the warm summer evening, we heard him give an order to his men, in a quick, ...

... P.EO1STERIEOD RAIDI MARY., fltLtOAVH TIHnon QCAWrAII e:3n3lsr~ WALKER'S UNRIVALLED YTvEAS The lessenpd daty mud tnre corit-Auel enormous importation enablo3 it to o(or for Cash our Unrivalled Teas at the following price: per lb., weighed without paper These Tea3 are the ricb ancId varied produvi. or tilhe arilens of i'.i 'NDIA CH{INA, & CEYLON. .all are sold as thie' arrive ill all their ...

... lv \JE - THEARIE, jIF, p A! \,TESTV S 'HtlRE Li11lE Sl(.N :x 1' lii11E CToSS. r , , xi.-siiC tile questiot, on its ;10 lether or 'lot the A Set r ctly leqitinlate, this .r i: s~ift~y siit I tl ht scLIl )iaysasL ; lU igu of the Cross ! I eIclli Gilol .lny extravagaiciees . cxll Ols etilt.0L1o by thellr high .; bllimt exposition1, and S ; ,1.,t !ii its first visit the ,. O~ I'lg lIii a ...

... HIER MAJESTY'S THEI'TRE, ABERDEEN. TIlE (:lAXTING OF THE LICENCE. Ata spec id emeting of the magistrates of Aber- dcean liesic in ite Police Courtrooll yesterday forelnoon1, an application was mad', by Nir Robert Arthur, lessee of 11er Mauj.q's Thieatre, Aberdeen, fur a renewal of the licence held by lion for lHer .\lajestys Theatre, Abordeen. Baillies Edwards, Lyon, Taylor, Taggart, Sangustr, ...

... \!3SflE, WALivRR & C'(fmll'uNY S CINE. -ATo;- APH AND C'ONCLRT. Tle promoter' of the cinmnalog-raph eshlibition b and coticert in the Music 1fall. Aberdeen, laii night--Messrs Walker alid Cou. Bridge Slecei- have every reason to be satisfied with the sucicess atiending it. all parts of the spac-dlis hall beirng crowded, andt lile enthusiasm of the audience oo . hboutided front first to list. ...

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