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... 50 years.) Estimates. --r tes..Tune4: Tiianksforour splendid west window. TAYLOR (late O'Connor). 4. Berners-street, W. JOHN BARKER and Co. ?? Kensington, W„ Mourning Warehousemen. FUNERALS CONDUCTED in TOWN or COUNTRY ?? ; .mental Masonry. Cremation ...
... je. Carlotta Killson. .Leila Rcptou, Kate Sargeantson, J ulie Opp. Violet \ anbrugh. GLOFE. THIS EVENING, at -IS, CASTE: Mr. John Hare. Messrs. Frederick Kerr. Gilbert Hare, Frank Gillmore; Mesdames May Harvey, Mona K. Oram. Fauny Coleman. SAVOY. Manager ...
... TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at S.O (doors 7.30. . THE AMBASSADOR, A Comedy in Four Acta by John Oliver Hobbea. Followed by A REPENTANCE. A I'rama in One Act. by John Oliver Hoboes. MAI iNEE of Hoth Piays SATURDAY NEXT, at 2-0^ Box-office (Mr. Arnold;. IC ...
... J. M. Maskeleyne, of the Egyptian Hali, Mr. E. D. Maunder, of Greenwich oLservatory, Mr. R. Lachlan, of Cambridge, and Mr. John M. Bacon, of Coldash, Newbury, have been experimenting with considerable success on a;nal echoes by means of rocket fog signals ...
... Manager. R. DOyly Carte. THIS EVENING, at 8.15. THE LUCKY STAB: Messrs. Water Paaomore. Henry Lytton. rtob.-rt Ere:t. Leonard Russell, and Fred Wright, iun. : Mesdames Rutn Vincent, Isabel Jay. Katie Vesey. and Emmie Owen. DUKE OF YORK'S. THIS EVENING, at ...
... .g, and. stalling off the challenge of Kilkcrran from the distance, won a pretty race by a neck, and thu« re- peated f.r Russell's stable the victory which it gamed in the race last year. Steeple Bob de- feated an olds on chance in Curds and Whey for ...
... TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at 8.0 (doors 7.30). THE AMBASSADOR. A Comedy in Four Acta by John Oliver Hobbes. Followed by A REPENTANCE. A Drama in One Act. by John Oliver Hobbes. MATINEE of Both Plar» SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.0. Box-office (Mr. Arnold;, 10.0 ...
... Charies Fulton. Percy Lynda'. George Baiemond. Cosmo Stuart Sara So .lern. J. C. Buekstoue. Albert E. Raynor. J. W. Macdonald. John W. Laurence. Frank Collins. F. La* ?? Preceded, at 8.0, by CHUMS. COURT. THIS EVENING, at 9.0. A COURT SCANDAL i Mr. Sey- mour ...
... LOBE THEATRE. _ Mr. JOHN HAKE, IT Les-e. and Manager. CLOSED for tinal rev. ar_als of THE GAY lAJRD wUEX. An Orig:iit:l Com.dy iv Eon- Acta, by Arthu- W P:ne-o. Wheb w.il be produced on SATURDAY NEXT. Apr.l i. The Mar.uessof Quex Mr. JOHN HAP.E. Sir Chic ...
... Code of Honour : A Romance of the Frontier War. By Hope Huntly. Sampson Low and Co. (Limited). Her Promise True. By Dora Russell. Digby, Long, aud Co. The Scarlet City. By Pots'' and Swears. Sands and Co. Shelley's Shorter Poem . and De Quincey's ...
... TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at ao (doors 7.30*. THE AMBASSADOR A Comedy in Four Acts, by John Oliver Hobbes. Followed by A REPENTANCE. A Drama in One Act. by John Olivpr Hobbes. MATINEE of Doth Play . I'O-MORKOW (Saturday), at 2.0. Box-oflice (Mr. Arnold) ...
... G:a lys Komtrey. Sinden. c piiingbourne, Morrell. Kirl-y. Davis. Francis, and Lc-ttv Bind; Messrs. Huntley Wri„ht. Scott Russell. May. Andrews, nail Dixon, ana Rutland Barrin.tou. PRINCESS'S n^¥_ c ?? I l. d ?? taua 2 e ». Robert Arthur and Albert Gilmer ...