... Private Viow on Saturday was vtry pnorly attendei. The gloom that ha:1s fallon oni London soeiety is not confined to the theatres ard the concert room ; peoplo seam to have lost, their interest in .trt too. At the New (Gallery the dny boforc--tho Private ...

... Canary and West Coast' oh Africa'via Liverpool.. W MAILs Dug.-Nncu. The Mtaked 'Ball will be produced at the Criterion Theatre next Saturday. In the meantime the house is closed. - Messrs. Murray'have republished a Manual of Family Prayers, com- piled ...

... prolouged Ocampalgn work as against those bred in Australia and Argentina, in almost the very same latitdude as the present theatre of war, in the Southeru Hemisphere. It stands to reason that horses taken suddenly in the middle of winter, through the Tropics ...

... music'by Miie. Clara 7ade wvill be sung by Mr. Edward L.auri this evening in the pantomime .Puss in Boots at the Garrick Theatre. BECHSTEIN'S PTANOS.-CHAS. STILES and CO. offer these migmificent pisnos on the THREE YFARS' SYSTEM at the nost advartageous ...

... shores of South Africa. 'With regard to the former it is evident that a very expensive animal is being transported to the theatre of war; and with regard to the latter, even if the recruiting ground be tolerably cheap, it is evident that there are many ...

... Orphans of her Majesty's Household Troops, which is being organised by Mrs. Arthur Paget, will take place at Her Majesty's Theatre early in February. It is under the patronage of 'her Majesty the Queen,and the Prince and Princess of Wales are actively ...

... the bag and baggage of Mr. Charles Klein's and Mr. John Sousa's The Mystical Miss from the Comedy .to the Shaftesbury Theatre. The piece doubtless gains by the transference, for the larger capacity of the new stage enables Mr. Hopper to use more elaborate ...

... Dordrecht, the loss ef which has evidently been a great annoyance to them. Altogether, things loo brighter us that part of the theatre of war than they hard done since the war began. At Mafelking Colonel Baden-PoWell has beas making some vigorous attack on ...

... chef d'orchestre. Bertrand was manager of the Variatds through- out the very palmiest days of that still most successful theatre, at the time when it used to be said that if the Cafd de la Paix was the beginning of the Boulevard, it was the Varidtes that ...

... as wvell played;, ad, let us hope, as innocuously to himself on the vieldt as on the 'boards of the 'little Sloane-square theatre. ' For the rest, Mrs. Charles Calvert remains entirely. delightful. as' at first as the Qupeeu Dowager; while Miss Ada Branson ...

... the great Holborn to Strand iut- prov eaneut schemne. 'zle stain awarded to the o wOr't, of the Opera Comlique Theatre, one tf the four theatres to be dexiolslid4l unider the e. sohemuel is L40,VUlI. I ?? retuevil of the the old tree which for many years ...

... Lisbon. The Eccentric Club will, on Thursday next, begin their official visits to the suburban pantomimes. . The Coronet Theatre Eill be the house they will first visit. The Art School at Bushev, which is carried on under the aCtive super- vision of Professor ...