... John Wmi. Lodge, l7t3; and Oliver Eatough. 84. Mr. Wilson Barrett commences a week's engagement 'this evening at the Gran' Theatre, Leeds. Mis Han Jeffries is still with Mr. Ba-rrett's company, and will take her old parts in Te Manxman,' Claudian, ...

... York City Council. i Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Society. Leeds Amusements: Grand Theatre, The Manxman; Theatre Royal, The Power' of Geld; Qusenks Theatre, How London Lives; the Empire Palace, i the Tivoli, and the City Varieties; Coliseunm ...

... night, and will continue for several weeks, promises to have a most sucoessful mes. It ha' been transferred from the Grand Theatre, Glasgow. and 3 is in the capable hands of Mr. Milton Bode, a name t which should furnish a guarantee tu local playgoers, ...

... notorious of such blunders, and no- kind of blunder has been go common on the part of the British troops in every part of the theatre of war as that of being taken completely by surprise by their cunning and far- seeing adversary. The Boers may be most shock- ...

... might be suggested t b the extenaded qTeue- otuside the Grand Theatre last evenotg ere the early donr flung back upon its 7 hinges. Suc? a spea tacie. and after it. the crowded theatre. almost impresses on on5 thle necessity of admit- tinr that criticism ...

... M1 explained, however, that there aas2 a debt of nearly in £1.100 on the fakm. Mn N -Mr. Walher ~eyrrolds, of the, Leeds Theatre Loyal, hasw forwarded £3 to the secretary of the Leeds Tuberculosis n Committee, this sion reprise nting the collection of ...

... jounal declares thati there is no con- nection between the crime and tie peace meeting held yesterday evening at the Flemish Theatre, and concludes by reiterating its opinion that the outrage can only have been the act of a madman. Sipido is a Belgian. Ie ...

... . Bri dayflower Baeaar, Leeds Town Hall, 12.30, cri ,eeds Arinmsemerts: G-rand Theatre, Sign of the at CroeY:' Theatre R1oyal, The Power of C-old' tio Quteen 's Theatre, lo-w London Lives; the rit Empire Palace. the Tiv-oli. and the City Varieties; ...

... believe also that he weas firnished wvith proper fagers, and would bo able to give an explanation of his presence &at the theatre of war, which at that time seemed satisfactory. Mr. W. REDMiOND: Is it a. fact that this officer w was allo-wed to come to ...

... bought a revolver at the In Old Market ]aLt Sunday, paying three francs for it. r, He went to Tuesday's meeting at the Flenish Theatre with this unknown person, and afterwards r visited the Meaisun du People, where he had a drink. 1 Finally, he went to the ...

... tone of some of the plays presented on the London stage. and wants the London County Council to have control of the London theatres. From a. Parliamentary correspondent, nasally well informed, I have received the following narrative of the circumstances ...

... George's Hall, Bradford, 7. Boroughbridge Agricultural Society. Leeds Amusements: Grand Theatre, Sign of the Cross:' Theatre Royal, The BPover of Gold;, Queen's Theatre, How London Lives; the Empire Palace, the Tivroli, and the City Varieties; Coliasum ...