... DRlRY LANE THEATnE ROYAL. Li. ~Mnaglng Dirtvor. Artxar Colline. of TnDAY, at 13.5 nn 7.50. JACK AN!, THtE BRANISALtF ho M eu,. Dan Lan. Jrohnnie Danvers, Uueenand lFBrn, Wililam e, Worgun, end Herbert Canijbell: bledanmes Vieolet Caeme, co, Mmbte e4 Nelson, Molli lowell, Bl~ta Preano, am! tbio Griolati Twop& 're or LYCEUM TREAT8E. ed To-DAT, at 3.30, FiALET (first eliaf. and To-NitrT, at o, to ...

... MUSIC AND MUSICIANS GUAU OPEIA COMPANY. THE WAR PUEFlORIMINCE. MADAME PATTI. LONDON EIS'TEDDFOD. The new arrangement inade by Mr. Mnitmtee t cift', to returin the innoey to those who deitire E it when there ids FLU untavoidable challge of cast a (whereus hitherto the aungexment have held t tivieielvw rcuponsible only when there ba r lmon a complate chunge of opera), was i pjit to a test in Now ...

... . .. ?? NURSE! AT THE GLOBE.s A IR. LA1ABART'S NEW REGULATION. T y MR. IVAITER FRlTH'S NEW PLAY. , MR. CHARLES WYNDHAM 1N E e DUBLIN. if The ?? of Miss Cao Graves's new frce at the' t r Globe Theatre is of a rther riotous kind; nor , is it atlways eany to account for the proceedings J i4 of its numerous personages ou any known T I. principlea of. butilan conduct. Nevertheless. c Nurse! ...

... ~4i ESTABLLSHED UPWA&DS OF HALr A CENTU LRY. iJ.YAiT. Oi*P:ISA. (OVEN T aAtl'DE2N. TaT r . t t t.^i axatI ?? 0411.1 Jjtaaat.' Taitz Rv~tr~r-aua. allf ta ?? .Mhaant~aoaa r..3,l 1 oblieo-aarr Dana Ha' . ...

... THE' THEATRES. I ?? s--- I KIENYON'S WIDOW AT TilE COMEDY. PLAYS OF TVHE WEEK.- TO-MORROW'S MATINEP AT DRURY L&NFL Strange things happen in the little, world which was presented to the audience in Mr. Charles llrookflold's new play at the Comedy Theatre en Saturday eveaing- things -which cannot be meriously examined without risk of exposing their inherent ab.. surdity, and thereby ...

... FRANCE SINCE 18144 Mr, fodley hiss writtQI twro initereliting Welunres4, iu order to provo' that, Pgrlialnentary (Gnv.r cuit.i ill 1ranco is a n.SICIstl(, R a fe- PUblioa4. inastitltious in VranlcO 4VO a failures ' cudt that. tho Majority of Fi-ochrzien rpAlnl awzn# t a llverter of both. A corretLivo to t e M-BJodloy's book is supliphd by thle sobcer, §ut ggeativo 1vol-L 130oro us, al v.)rk ...

... Eprdcw ES'ABLLH.Eu UrWA..S OF HALF A I CENTURY. 1,RUrfl LAN-E THEATRE ROYATI Ma-riang Dlir.c'er. Arthnr (I>jn. T7w,. DAHTYat :.0 & 7AJ.JACKi ANDtTlEaLEANS-7AtK. Um-m I. I }n LDno. Joihnnis Damnrers, Quoenand lcltrun, William 0rekn *n.l ld-brb- Cram;bril: Malr ?? Violett nnr on,. Neboz. Millie LcG el, ?.a Prer.xia. and the (iri;otlti atuj e ?? MAT.ES7T' THEATtrW. To-DAY. at 2 and B. A MIitD ...

... THE PAS8PORT AT TERRY'S THEATRE. Mr, Ed1ward Terry, with the excolleut compary which he han getirerod aroud hsimn, roce red a Or- dial riee-omo baik to, ?? on 8atnrday ?? g. 14 Thbe pipce with which Terry't 'Theatr hartropie ,J, for- tlU Eeason hias x*,rs, it, is, true, the ch.arm of' uj-o- ?? cit ?? but it ?? probably ne,,w t~o tlf maljerit) of tint ?? a(virl'nep, and in al', cy1 itn. ...

... OPERA MANAGEMENT. MR GIAU AND THE SYNDICAT1E PROPAXBLE RESIIGNATON A. fc~ ix aro w~e cont~radice n o 'oo'-'tx th authority1 v, we0 unax ad d oxf o ue oL Cc 4'rtk~r,-t1' ruamour that 'Mr.Murc fr-, Ii.d rt -i- _Ind the post of manadadjll_ direcor-- 01f1 tt ItoX : Ope~ra. Since then, howev-or, there lj~,V 'C~tn ?? lc\, .op eons, and althett_-lI w w b1 ¾ ?? trte o siy that I Gre'- ue h-a- at-al ...

... MAlUSRG ANID 1UESIC1LANS. OPERATIC NEWS. BRAHJMS' MIANUSCRVIfS. [DSCOVERY OF OLD1 VIOl a N N No'xt' Wx I-k, at. Olox Opt-ara, will ma-n-ijlt-y i ?? ta-c an'*i tli4 Is ' k, 50 It '71-t; v's,,ill di slo--sua xx ill bie ujtl iii p w-'s Balla x-i 40i''- TIc. ri--it 'xl 1! w~ xe-I Will jlars-~I- a is4' Aifi-l- ta'in ps-:--idav 'lxix'txx' n Ix ?? IfoJJ'II 4 s clavi fxiijwa' 11:-yV xa Nlfai-ly ?? ...

... THE DAWN OF RUSSIAN HISTORY . The first definite. evont recorded in thre fli- I iUhII chonilesis theo coiniig, of the three itus-VranianbrotIhers-RnrikI, Si fltU% flfld lrtnr1~ WI th a1 mighlty host of b~iosfoik ndfo llowers,, :,rrivedl inl theo land. The dots' of thit inlmnig'atlnn i~s fixedl iq the chronieclr at A.D. 8h42, and may ho raddas the, starting volunie rocounts ft'lly the ainnalls ...

... NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE I FESTIVAL I 'The thirtieenth annunJ National Co-operative Festival, to be opened at the Crystal Palace this afternoon, with the intention that it shall last till Saturday night, has been organized by a trinity- the Labour Association, the Co-operative Agricul- tural and Horticultaral Society, and a band of representatives of co-operative stores. Me first named body is ...