... music. AMUSEMENTS IN GREENOCK. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TnEATBR ROYAL-Lessee and Manager, Mr Alex- ander Wright.-Mr Hardie and Miss Von Leer's com- pany is attracting good houses with Xhe IDandy Fifth. Mias Zoe Gilfillan is particularly successful ...

... of those in front, who were evidently impressed by her choice of a coon melody, an Italian drinking song, the jodel of the hardy Switzer, and the Irish ballad lKillarney. Mr Gus Elen, one of the most popular of the comic contingent which appeared, has ...

... of those in front, who were evidently impressed by her choice of a coon melody, an Italian drinking song, the jhdel of the hardy Switzer, and the Irish ballad Killarney. Mr Gus Elen, one of the most popular of the comic contingent which appeared, has ...

... (nde MORGAN), who 'efs Keppell-street, Chelsea, in 1883, for Sydney, seok relatives, (Mother is dead.) From South Africa:-THomAs DVcLVE was in New Euglmud 6treet, Briglhton, six yeurs ago. Daughter Emily ask.. From Chicago:-JouIl SUNAGEL, an owner of ...

... Thorbuarn. Ebq., !d.P. u~ Thomas Leader Bruunoa, Esq., X.P. F.R.S. h James Balfour Pia!l, Ftq., Lyon Wiap of Arms G. D. de Corcy Perry, Dsas., ?? Her d Majen ?? Cou.-Goneral at Antwerp. A George ualbousi xmnqy, Eu4., Cs. d Thomas Tco. Eoq. Hou. W. Macphision ...

... Scotch blood in hia veins, being descendant of Leslie, who commanded the troops Dunbar, while his father uncle nephew of Dr. Thomas Chalmers, who founded the Free Church •f Scotland. .. „ . , , , 47, Halaey-atreet, S.W. National Liberal DURHAM-CITY. •Hon ...

... Sir J. Dimsdale had the strongest claim to be chosen as a candidate. Sir F. Dixon Hartland. M.P. Sir E. Seymour King, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Arbuthnot. Sir H. Knight, and other members of the Association had als written supporting the claims of Sir J. Dimsdale ...

... (14,692). *Mr. A. Thomas (L) ?? ?? 6,994 Major Lindssay (C) ?? . 4,080 L majority ?? ?? 2,914 No change. In 1895 the 4gurea were: A. Thomas (L), 6,055 C. J. Jackson (0), 3,900. L maj. 2146. GLAMORGAN (Gower) (11,953.) Mr. J. H. Thomae (L) ?? Mr. J. Hodge ...

... dramnatisation of works by a living novelist. I refer particularly to Tess, an adaptation for the stage by Mr H. A. Kennedy of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the DUrbervilles. I am well aware there is no legal objection. Anyone, with or without the author's consent ...

... tracillnbis brotler Irred and sister Mary. A response comes from Xrs. Alice Slade, ef W. London, who .tells us she. is saster to Thomas Bartiett, and will be pleased to commusisats with hi'w. F. Middleton, of Blockloy, Worcestcrraire, thinks he cangive B. O ...

... (severely); 5142 3. Budge (since dea;, 56519 B. Collins, 6415 A. White (dangerously); 6299 W. EVnie, 6758 T. Williams, 2268 R. Thomas 9517 G. hteesan, 6612 O. Cornish, 2436 J. Williams, 5378 1). Morgan, 4844 T. Evens, 6779 J. Harrison, 4155 it. Preston, 2705 ...

... Amalgamated Society of R&ilway Servants, has won a seat at Derby from the Tories, sweeping away a big Tory majority. Reir Hardie has won a seat from a Liberal Im- perialist, increasing the Labour vote fronm 659 to 5,745. Johns Bur4s has held Battersea ...