... Babyloa company B, in recognition of his kindness and courtesy during a tour of forty-one weeks, August 2d, 1880, to May 7th, 1881. Mr E1liston having feelingly replied, the proceedings were closed. Credit is duo to Mr E. H. Edflesten for hia efforts in ...

... to the whole Court. I Mir George Grey, the Clerk, accordingly read the following Report:- At Glasgow, the 9th day of June, 1881. At a meeting of the Committee of Justices on Theatres, Messrs M'Lean, Thompson, Miller, MhKirdy, and Cowan-Mr LI'Lean in the ...

... was presented with a very handsome secretary's jewel, in recognition of past services. MnRuED, at Liverpool, February 18th, 1881, F. H. Laye to Florence Isabel (Isabel Graham), daughter of the late C. Harcourt White, member of the Institution of Civil ...

... In 1880 this play, or an adaptation of it, was performed by Reece at the Gaiety with the sanction of the Hanlon-Lees, and in 1881 it or some other adaptation of it was again performed by Pettitt at Plymouth with the like sanction. On each of these occasions ...

... wee test known, and will be remembered, as the anther of Le Monde o0 ton s'Ennuie, first produced at the Theatre Franuais in 1881. M. Pailleron was intended for the law ; but whilst acting as a lawyer's clerk in 1860 he wrote a short comedy in verse, Le ...

... to mention that the latter body is more than four times as numerous as the dramatic pro- fession. According to the Census of 1881, the number of clergymen in England and Wales was 21,663, whilst the actors and actresses only numbered 4,565. Still, allowing ...

... sued James Morella, Philharmonic Music Hall, for the recovery of 7 2s., under somewhat peculiar circumstances. In September 1881, the defendant pawned a diamond ring with the plaintiff for 14. At a sale by auction of unredeemed pledges the ring was bought ...

... the second occasion he had never to his knowledge seen her since till these proceedings. He first employed Murray in the year 1881, in New York. He could not say whether he was an American. He believed he was brought up in Jamaica. He employed him for t ...

... for many weeks. Tte licence of the house in question was renes'ed to Mr Wet. P. Frost, the then holder, on the 1st of Mlarch, 1881. Notices vwere lduiy given at the special session, on the 4th Juise, otf tits application for the transfer to this iappellant ...

... formal lease, which was now handed to the Court, was entered into for a period of two years, ani from thit date till Wbitaunday, 1881, his client was Lessee of the Prince of Wales Theatre. Immediately after getting his lease Mr Neilsonsaid to MIr Coleman-You ...

... the property of MIr R. W. Yonmwe - further with stealing the sum of 1.2q. 3d. from the same employer on the 12th November, 1881 ; and, last of all, with having stolen a wooden door from the theatre about three months ago. Superintendent Tunnab appeared ...

... that with which he stared in 1.879. Complaint was at onie made to him by Mr Baneroft, andi lie wrote back oti the 4th January, 1881 -; Sir,-I shall never play Diplomaecy agaiii, and segret ever having 'lone so without authority, but 'having lost tll iny money ...