... her dear, sweet lips for me, And break the news to her. ont a noted general had witnessed this brave deea, saved our flag? speak uv lads; noble, brave, indeed! ”’ ‘There he lies, sir,’’ said the captain, he’s sinking very fast;” Then slowly turned away ...

... will publish in two or three weeks from now. Mr. Hollings- head not only knows what he writes about, but he bus the pluck to speak out. The London bore every aspect of prosperity on Monday night when I happened to look in. An early turn is supplied by Mr ...

... kiss her dear, sweet lips for me, And break the news to her. oe a noted general had witnessed this brave eed, saved our flag? speak up lads; ’twas noble, brave, indeed! ”’ “There he lies, sir,’ said the captain, ‘‘ he’s sinking very fast;” Then slowly turned ...

... Friend also has returned to the business with which he was for many years identified. Bravo, Tommy! The other day | was speaking of the redundance of the suburban theatre, and I would now say that what is wanted is a good stout suburban author. He cometh ...

... grandmother—Granny Davis. For some weeks she had been suffering. She died on the 1Uth inst, and was buried on the 1th. When I speak of Minnie Cunningham I always wonder how it is that the theatre has not annexed her. She is a little actress, a most graceful ...

... SHELDON The Court will be temporarily closed after Satur- day’s performance. This is a grief which I can well endure, for, to speak truthfully, 1 loathe that house. = ¢« By the way, it was said some little time ago that a big fashionable music-hall was to ...

... VINNIE LYNN, and Mr. SAM LAWRENCE, Extracts from 2 number of Unsolicitad Testimonials from the following great authorities speak for themselves: — ‘Have known Mr. LYNN for thirty years as an ex, cellent, legitimate, painstaking artis’, and for thorough ...

... adjournment was made to the where Mr. Isaac Cohen caused the popular ‘ Dick” to blush again and again, so eloquently did he ‘speak her praises.” On behalf of a few friends and co-workers in the pantomime, Mr. Cohen pre- sented Miss Kendall with a very handsome ...

... LYNN is assisied by bis MUSS MINNEE LYNN, aud Mr. SAM LAWRENCE, kK’ fron, a pamber of 3d Tesiimomals from tie following great speak for themselves: — ‘Have known Mr. Lyxy for thirty years as an ex- cellent, legitimate, painstaking artist, and tor thorough ...

... MINNLE LYNN, and Mr. SAM LAWRENCE, Extracts from a namber of Unsolicited Testimonials from the following great aut horities speak for themselves :— ‘Have known Mr. LYNN for thirty years as an ex- cellent, legitimate, painstaking artist, aud for thorough ...

... J. H. Cleve and his orchestral associates tackle it with enthusiasm, and that such an initiative should have been selected speaks for the good taste of the musical director. ‘The South London now appeals to its supporters twice during the evening, and ...

... venture is a partnership in—together with—the busi- ness management of a musical farce, * ‘I'he [andy Doctor,” of which report speaks highly. A tour of twenty weeks (embracing several good towns) is already booked. * If the Chancellor of the Exchequer were ...