... THE STAGE. 111011 THE FOOTLIGHTS. (From our Cornrow:loll.) WE shall presently to complain of the multitude of our amusements. They are multiplying with peel. Mealy alarming rapidity. y Monday next we shall have two circuses going full time, in addition ...

... THE STAGE. DIARY OF ENTERTAINMENTS. Theatre linsat.— Pcsat. ac Calsbrated Priars'a Theatre —Vmtnen Queen's Tbeatre.— Tbe Survivor. (*lusty of Var'etisa—alr. W. J. Ashcroft, Ira Voy. Leclerc'. So., and Variety Company. Alexandra Mune —Powerful ...

... THE STAGE. MIIIMALL AND DBAhLiTIO GOSSIP. M. OFFENBACH'S delicacy of ear is well known, and it is possible that the following story, which is now going the round of the Paris clubs, may be true He had lately dismissed a very sharp valet, and on being ...

... THE SPORTING CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1877. The DYRHAIII PARE WELTER PLATE (handicap) 01 soya ; the winner of any handicap after May H. at 10 am., to Tlb litre, of the Beaufort Handicap extra.—Fins 8 3 Lord Polhaillowsh fby Hermit—Tarn Tarr; VI 1 ...

... WEDNESDAY; MAY 1908. Betting nn the Badminton Plate was particularly close as between Caw, who had soecembed by a head to Ute at Cheater, and Relief, a rather Bet-aided hatf•brother to Be Very Wiac. The latter Ls favourite tmtil within a few moments of ...

... who had to retire as or he would have had the pleasure or the early stages of the game with Fulham, receiving the awards won by his exhibits may not be fit to turn out. Fort, however, may he available, and the other depart- from Queen Alexandra , who atteati ...

... ()olden Rule was also Nuccessfnl at the same gathering. The jockey Hughes met with an accident i while riding at Leipcio which may keep him oul of the saddle for some little time. The filly he was riding in the Tevrtonia Stakes showed the tow per of the Tr ...

... can to W. Horton. 79. Newby- , %I. MI loyal. - QTAZ INN GROUNDS. eT. WilltglNG.-an bwrepida we. rim round saterda; prompt. Mai S ou throurbout dyads early to Callon. Pare iILACKPOCU--tIJUSIT Saturday next, sweep ' Tx ed.; of Seal b. I Gillett, bt. Anne* ...

... the stage of our poor old ill treated Theatre Royal. Including the prologue there are four in this piece. and each act appmrs la be supplied with a set of characters who have nothing to do with those in the other acts. -• No connection with the art opposite ...

... 'Mita weillittl.Wlrlatet rep.. -- this victory. over the susceptibilities of our may PIGEON IBOOTING. Won by • foot; Kendrick beat Ball by two yards for medicines to keep my chest ricer, and with all these 134, borreeimi* airmsaisNsessidtemicium zenteettui ...

... Belle' fey are keenly watched it may be for They declared their one innings, closed with liaigh Falconer the *core standing at 316 for eight wickets. and cid V Vue. Wakefield, this afte rn oon, when tion or improvement. or it may be forl4 ldham and Hunslet ...

... appearing as • murderer. may guy that serves years' penal servitude km set br say • heavy sentences. Tot this beauty. atter be had cleat with. Itemise wry med. shouting at the Judge. Deal be alive when I come oatden't be alive. that's all, or else by Christ ...