... tho construction of first steam cars made to run the roads according to the John Soott Russell patent. Many old Blue Coat School boys will learn with regret of the death of John Fletcher, who for more than years kept the tuck shop *' the grounds of Christ’s ...

... A REPENTANCE. A Drama, in One Act, by John Oliva Hobbes. MATINEE of both Plays, SATURDAY NEXT, atS. Bra Office (Ur. Arnold) 10 to 10.-BT. JAMES’S THEATRE. CRITERION THEATRE. Leasee and Manager, Hr. Charles Wyndham, TO-NIGHT, at I) (for tlio time). THE ...

... Theatre is CLOSED THIS WEEK (Holy Week), and will RE OPEN EASTER MONDAY, at 8. with THE AMBASSADOR. Followed A REPENTANCE. John Olirer Hobbw. MATINfE ©f both Plays, SATURDAT. April Btb. at 3. lo* Office (Mr. Arnold) 10t05.-ST. JAMES'S THEATRE. SAVOY THEATRE ...

... Clarke and the Marquess of Lome, for the exclusion, Mr. Balfour, Sir J. Gorst, Sir B. Finlay, Sir W. ‘Walrond, and Mr. T. W. Russell were for women’s rights.” Sir A. K. Rollit, Mr. Courtney, Mr. Begg, Hon. W. F. D. Smith, and Sir W. Hart-Dyke were among several ...

... Manager, R. D'Oyly Cute. TO-DAY, 2.30 and 8.15, THE LUCKY STAR. Messrs. Walter Passmore, Henry Lytton, Robert Evett, Leonard Russell, and Wrigbk, jun.; dm os. llnth Tiucont, Isabel Jay, Katie Tesc.r, and Emmie Owen. The debate on the Education Vote laet night ...

... forth happy strains from the organ, many distinguished persons were conducted to appointed positions within the choir. Mr, John Morley, who has come to see the wedding of the daughter bf the Minister, has Mr. Thornton, M.P., y his side, and Mr. A. J. ...

... The paper which Sir John Scott read yesterday at the Society of Arta contama much matter for the consideration of every one who is interested in the work winch England has done and doing in Egypt, Our only comploint of Sir John is that he so much more ...

... £6,000 required lor Helnteunoe, end £BO,OOO to complete the pnrotuee the Boon end Gordon. LIST OF DONATIONS. . ...

... returned, the jury expressing sympathy with the relatives. Five other bodies are expected to arrive to-morrow. Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P., will open discussion on Catholic University for Ireland at the United Club dinner at the Criterion on Wednesday. The ...

... — the original home of BALLET. GRAND PROGRAMME. NIGHT, at 10J5, Grand Spectacular Ballet, THE RED SHOES. Varieties! Fred Russell, GiUetfa Doge, AdolpUl Trio, Kauffmann Troupe, SoraUe Denis, Kook, Griffin and AUlaon Troupe, Morris Cronin, Frank Latona ...

... 15. Ilox Office open It to 10. Telephone, II Wextmluter.—MATlHCß, BATUEDAY NEXT, »t 8. Door. .pen 3.30. GLOBE THEATRE.-Mr. JOHN HARE, Lessee and Manager. KTENINO, 8 o’clock precijelr (door, »t 7JO). »1U b*«it«a «n Ori.lual Oommlr. In Four iota, THE U4Y ...

... prepared to give their support to the legislative attempt which was about to be made by Lord Russell to secure remedy (cheers). had received letter from Lord Russell, who said that the report of the I committee was, in his opinion, the best piece of work ...