... le, being unable to lift one arm above the eb ler. He, however, continued to gr ed two or three times nightly ‘right to Australia. fs a bim written ¢ nm voyage have bat have en of his loubt that wil health as splendid. attention he will, in ino There ...

... the Collseom last wssk, have been booked by Hufe Naylor’s Agency sail from Marseilles in January play the D. Mclntosh tour Australia for twelve week* On the return journey they will play the Africa! Theatres circuit. Paul Bonar has staged this week at the ...

... Brothers Nixon have not been highly favoured by nature; but what they lack in beauty they make up in energy, and their double clog dance is a form of exercise dear to the hearts of those who frequent the Parthenon. In Irish character, which is always a safe ...

... Cambridge, Queen's. Christmas, Prmicipal Boy, Aladdin, Grand Theatre, Newca~tle-on-Tyre. Moss and Thornton Tour and Australia 1o follow. N Try a Rudge-Whitworth Bicycle. ISS KATIE LAWRENCE, 11.L GRAND, CLAPHAM, and PALACE, CROYDON. All communications ...

... the good old style, who holds up for admiration various personages of the war who owe their origin to the Emerald Isle. A clog dance without the music is also given, which, considering its length and variety, is sustained with remarkable regu- larity. Miss ...

... fwers bloom in the spring. Her salary will reach turee fgures. DIR SLAK'F MURRAY, who left England some ten years since for Australia, will reappear at the Royal on Mon. day' the 14th. Mr Murray's style was supposed by tre older coin o ref ti of the halls ...

... London.” Ba.ikers. London and County. WANTED. Known. Florence Challis arrives in England, after Overwhelming Success in Australia. third week in June. WA NTED. Known. Nellie Lovell, (he Great Male Impersonator. Lib. June 25 and July Zand 9; also all Aug ...

... a thoroughpaced villain, and he returns to his father's house with the mark of Cain on his brow. Out in the goldmines of Australia Dunstan had stabbed his brother, had stolen his gold, and would now rob him of his bride. Harry has been somewhat of a prodigal ...

... humorous and energetic sanner in which they represented a couple of bronzed burly fellows who have uadase their fortunes in Australia, and are going back to Ireland to do the grand. They were next two rollicking Irish boys, ?? show how jigs are danced in ...

... Griffiths ; but good luck. WANTED, Burns Royal, Doyle, Perry, and W other Clog Judges to write rose at once re Ladies' Clog- Dancing Contest. WooD, People's Palace, Mile-end-rd., London. HOTEL PROPRIETORS. HOTEL PROPRIETORS, HOTEL PROPRIETORS. HOTEL P ...

... thoroughpaced villain, and he returns to his father's IS house with the mark of Cain on his brow. Out in the d goldmines of Australia Dunstan had stabbed his brother, t had stolen his gold, and would now rob him of his bride. s Harry has ?? somewhat of a ...

... VISITORS to MELBOURNE, R. J. C. AUSTRALIA, R. J. C. LAMBERT (of the London, IV. Theatres) and J. H. HORNER have taken the House known na NUN'S HOTEL., situnte'at the Corner of BOURiiE and RUSSELL- STREEtS, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, where they will be glad to ...