... Seddon ; Manager, Mr Harry W. Day.-Mr E. Lock- wood's company has been here with La Poupee. Mr Edward Thirlby as Hilarius shows ability, and is most amusing. Mr Percy Rogers, who possesses a fine voice, does well as Launcelot. Father Maxime has a good ...

... was a- -ho, when the present Lord-Licotenant of Ire- I land, then Lord Chelsea, vwas her father's guest on some political occasion, insisted on speaking ilof him as Mister Chelsea. His master reproved !: him, and John, with a fine scorn of etiquette. ...

... Yor I position s at first at anyrate, very much that I ed of Caml1710 and Jane Weish in the most distracted i days ot she Chelsea existence. That is to say, .y I the musician is absorbed. in his work to the I hY |almosttotal neglect of his wife; and the ...

... submitted to the plans committee of the local corporation. Mr Weldon Watts is the chief promoter of the enterprise. The plans show that the building will be larger than the present playhouse, accommodation being provided for between 2,500 and 3,000. There ...

... submitted to the plans committee of the local corporation. Mr Weldon Watts is the chief 7 promoter of the enterprise. The plans show that the , building will b~e larger than the present plavhouse. accommodationi Ieing provided for between ,500I and 3.04X* ...

... wishes to-night. I am sure you -sill have a splendid success.-HENRY IRVING. Mas LANaTRY'S new house in Tedworth-square, Chelsea, will be very beautiful when the decorations are completed. The dining-room will be finished in the Gothic fashion, with rough ...