... PROFESSIONAL APARTMENTS. TWENYTY WORDS (Three Lines), ONE SHILLI'NG THIART3EEN INSERTIOIVS, TWELVE SHILLINGS. Address, PUBLISHER, 49, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. 2E X1GHAM.-Cafe Savoy, Smallbrook BI StreetOne Minute from Empire and Eight from all Theatres. Board, Piano, Fires, Gas, 30s. Recommended. OLTON.-W ?? Apartments. Good VBCooking and Attendance. Piano, Bath. Near Music HIall and ...

... L E v E R, CHARLES L ES .L T ricks of a Tramp, Varieties, Halifax. LE WARTIEN, the Ventriloquial Foli, also MINNIE FREEMAN, Burlesque Actress. Libertv Mon- day, Six or Twelve Nights. Wire, Lyceum, Blackburn. T I N C 0 L N, D I C K, Li Dramatic and Variety Agent, 6, Chester-street, Bennington, S.E. LI N D EN, CHARLES, L the Celebrated Facial Mimic, Wisbee-Washee and Speciality, Aladdin, ...

... DRURY-LANE, THEATRE ROYAL.- DManaging-Director, ARTHUR COLLINS. Every Evening, at 7'30, THE GREAT RUBY, a New and Original Drama, by Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton, with a Powerful Cast, including Mrs John Wood, Mrs Raleigh, Miss Bella Pateman, Miss Roffman, Miss Lillian Meneliv. Miss Mary Brough, and Messrs Robert Pateman, Robert Loraine, J. h. Gordon, Dawson Milward, C. M. Lowne, G. R. ...

... L A Y OF MUSIC, t TF.ST~DEN-STREET, W. s l -ff) I portrated bv Royal Charter, 1830. lit' oted I]r >acs'' the iUEEN and the Royal Family. rtr~i R H the Dik of SAXE-COBURG and GOTHA, Presidtttl 'Dike of EDINBERGH. i.G, r LE\ANDRE C. MACKENZIE, Mu8. Dot. 'Sror roitntiences Monday, Sept. 2tth. 3i n ntanable on application to tripe F. W. RENAUT. Secretary. ('OLLEGE OF MUSIC, ROYA sOUTH KENSINGTON. ...

... MISS ETHEL VERNE Re-engaged by David M James, Esq., for Fsther, Mrs Goldfinch, &c. Dicn aged Dec 19th. 3, Crowhuratiroad, Brixton. Ma ISS EUGENIE VERNIE, Lady Hilyard, Cheer, Boy s, Cheer, Grand. Croydon. Disengaged lermination of Tour, Dec. 12th. M ISS CONNIE VICOTT, ie Lalage Potts, Theatre Royal, MaccleTfoeld. Disengaged Dec. 10tb. 10, Cedlar road, Tottenham. MI S S HELEN VIGORS 1X ...

... TAPS, MUSICAL, the Original and Only Act LJ cf its kind, A Real Novelty. Letters. 55. Partna-cre'cent, La; ender-hill, S.W. S A Q U E S. TI A R I E, - t SpeciDity Dancer. Pantomime, Theatre Ro50a1, Bath. Address. 317. Liverpool-road, N. T U A N and W OO UD, 5) Conclide To-night, EmInpire, Paislev. Ad-lrvs, Priniess's Theatre, Gla.gow. 5 JUDGE S, ('HALLES, Marvellous Performing Parrot-, ...

... WINDER, LITTLE BERTHA, the Dancing Marvel and Youngest Piper in the World. Queen's, Poplar. Jan. 9th, MiddleEex. WTOELLHAFS, THE, Acrobatic Eccentrics and Statue Dancers. Genuine Success Grand, Clapham. Jan. 2d, Aquarium. Agent, Johnson, 171, Stamford-st., S.E. W OOD, FRED W., City Varieties, Leeds. W Telegraphic Address, Terrier, Leeds. Telephone No. 1,186 WOODWARD, CHARLES, Character ...

... (RmI ET S COMPANIES. W\\1;LIA3I ?? P i ILLIA'1 G1REETS COMIPANY in AMjoRI{tA. otipG NT1I STRI'ET TIIEATRE, NEWV YORK, FO T Oct. 17th, Two Weeks. the MannA ieft of Mr ToM Pi rr. Tozur inlwerth w ok E,j ?? t lBi,,infg9, Broadway, New ok i W ILLIAMI GREET'S COMPANY. BION OF THE CR(SS (NORTH COMPANY). TI Gera5l anOer, EVeILYISIVIIRYON. jib, 01, THEATRE, GATESHEAD. -TiLLIA GREET'S COMPANY. 'TIE ...

... MR. H. E. MARSTON Disengaged. Acting Management, Residential Tour, or Advance. Address, S0, Cremorne-road, ChelseA; or, Agents. M R DOVETON MAXWELL, 1 MXiorC Bandmann Palmer's Reepertoire Company, Bassanio. Claudius, Banquo, Crabtree, Levison, DOn Pedro, &a. E. HAROLD MAXWELL, GOilbert Nepesn, 1 The Liars, Theatre, Stoke Newington. MR. HENRY W. MAY, Conductor, Orlando DandoCompany. Nov. ...

... T A L P A L A C E.- 1 Poular Eening Entertainments Daily. Charles Bertrtimi. the Court Magiciazi, -11bi- lno ?? ?? and Feats of Legerdemain. I Alo o o'clock, Variety Entertainment ,% Lndinent lunuoutriets, Vo- al Comedials and Dancers. The National C) ele Show an or Fna next, Nov. 18th, and will remain open till Saturday. No'. :itlth ?? and Larest cycle Manufacturers will exhibit The Cr'stat ...

... » LETTRII FROM MR. MP. At the weekly meeting tlie Hulieb-ro' Bard of Guardians Monday, Mr l'atiiek O'Ked'v, Chairman, presiding, the foll>win„ letter was r -rtd fr Mr Ynutiif, M : •'SiK—1 am in receipt of resolution, dated 3rd in-t. in reference the desire the j>art jof the guardians to hav the AgricuU tual Mark* Hill re-intr.Kin.fi. When thin 1)1! was > beoie 'tie us- it. was pn>n'« 1 oaf ...

... l'orthcawl, Monday. An explosion of dynamite occurred this morning the Newton Sewerage Work- n-ar The explosion was the warming cartridge over tire. men were terribly injured, and two it is will I not recover. ...