... commenced lest Monday, Air. Cox. a coloured vocalist, is a novelty; and Mr. J. If. F~annin, in his Irish consicolitics and clog dancing, is amusing. DUBLINV. TuxoTraE ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mr. Jus. Harrie.)-The far-forced tragic actress, Itistori, appeared on Monday ...

... grimac- ing and much stamping. A rude gallery boy on the Friday evening, probably contrasting the dance with the Irish clog dances that have delighted him, in a laughable tone of lamentation cried aloud, 0, Erin, my counthry, to the great amusement ...

... however, prove to have been deposited where they are found by a brother of the Inspector, who has been away for many years in Australia. The clever acting of Mr Lionel Brougb, who, out of slight materials, makes a fairly interesting character, and the pleasant ...

... but is a little wanting in spirit. Mfiss atl. Parker,as St. Patrick, does well. Mr. Revelle's Giant is a great hit; his clog dance takes immensely, as does his song, Lankity Longshanks, which is already becoming popular anmongst the gamins. DuweDEE ...

... with Irish comedy ; a go anid the programme is strengthened also by the attrac- of % tive Miss Fanny Guyton's singing and clog-dancing, by P lay the instrumentalism and mimicry of Signor Borelli, presi vand by the capably trained dogs and monkeys of Pro- ...

... Lessee and Alarager, Air Richard Edgar.- This ceek the boards are occupied by AIr William ?? diorana, Nec- Excursions to Australia,areallyfirst-class entertainment. L}SEIGH. TcEATRa RorA-.-Lessee and Alanager, Mr J. Dewhurst.- Air J. F. Preston's Jane ...

... return visit here on Monday. PUBLIC HALL (HAREYv IxsTITUTB).-Manager, Mr G. GE Hoey.-Mr William Hamiltan's ' Excursions to Australia ' is here. A clever variety entertainment is provided by the Martini troupe of bicyclists, Mr Quinton Gibson, impersonator; ...

... J. W. Boughton. -Mliss De Grey made tier appearamce here oil Dlolnday, the 10th inst., after a long touar in India acid Australia. Sbe brings to support her a specially organised comipany, epeleig with the romantic drama of Msouaetn Against tl'seaurs ...

... The Brothers Travis, however, obtain the lion's share of the honoucs at present for their Nigger buainees. Their united clog dancing Is superior, while, single-handed, ths hoen playing and double step dancing of the younger brother are equal to anything ...

... ago had the honour of appearing at the Theatre Royal, has also been enigaged, and the hearty manner m which his clever clog-dancing has b eerved is a proof of his efforts being appreciated, and he will, no doubt become a star in the Profession. The Elliott ...

... arrangements were very complete. The part of Grenicheux wag filled by Mr Gilbert Massanger, billed as a recent arrival from Australia, and who possesses a voice of great sweetness and power. Mr Whiffin Cripps was the Marquis, and filled the part very sat ...

... of Jack Dudley with great power. Mr Ambrose Manning is excellent as Tom Bassett. Mr Charles East appears as the hing of Australia, Miss Clara Braithwaite and Miss Mary Kingsley play satisfactorily as Lucy Nettle- fold and Lillian Melford. The company ...