... ieprisonment. Ties excuse for breaking faith with the poor girl was theis-tha since her abjuration she had said that St. Catherine and St. Margaret, with whom she asserted sie was frequently in direct conanin- nication, had appeared to her, and rebuked ...

... Madamre Tamponin ?? M adamne D. GnssSOe LRucie ?? ?? ladamne BONNET Germaine ?? dame FairARNIER Annette ?? Mlaame A. RENAUD Catherine ?? ?? Madame MARLEY (FROMt OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, THURSDAY, MJARCH 23-Ml1. Blum and Toch's latest farce cannot be ...

... but strike us as remarcably picturesque both in outline and colour. But what is tbe picturequesesa of the Glhats themselves coom- Tpared to the throng of humant beings gathered on their lower tiecrs ot steps?! On these Ghats, every year, and every morning ...

... BECOMING INCAPACITATED EITHER BY OLD AGE OR INFIRMITY. Hon. Treasurer, EnwAnD TERRY, Esq. CHARLza J. DAvors, Secretary, S, Catherine-street, Strand. THE ACTORS' ASSOCIATION, Ie, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, W.C. Telephone No. 1,753, Gerrard. Telegraphic Address, ...

... REMVFWs OF -t0OKI 'BoyDner P.,, ?sTi .tu. Tire8leq, Catherine street - A vzor, ?? o-f tzuby bte, ha havo b~een p lu~lied of lrst~ ?? Amo~reO. The one before us is perhaps the mostwordlessemorat tem.insauthor is,we believe, an icdiy dual named Laumoent ...

... rpasairs end dorimelds of Brietwood farm. a ca th-is pleasant country home the heroine lives, r The hero, a thriving barristnr, coomes to lodge at the farm, fails in love w ndith Geae, of course; but, being engagedtoan weirs, who dccuples An exalted post- Cly ...

... playgoers, and the audiences were not as numerous as they should have been. On Friday, the 3d inst., the historical play of Catherine Howard was substituted, and met with a very gratifying reception. On Monday last Hanlet was played, and attracted a good ...

... and Mr Akrchtr did well as the Mesmerist. Miss Dorothea Baird as Annette le fwas sweetly pathetic; Miss Maud Milton as Catherine 01 t was most tender and refined; and Miss Suzanne Sheldon vi made a pleasing Sozel. At the conclusion of the per- VI -formance ...

... aite of old Exeter-obange, laceut buildinge running E. and W. from oppoeite the Lyceum Dctcl0 Wcllingion-etreet, Strand, to Catherine-atreet, where it has a Licooat frontage of seventy feet, from whioh to Wellington-street the ot 1aover a hundred and ton ...

... 'about the houses, while in Lidgate.. tcircus the fractured ends of several of-the wir% rhad deseended into the roadway. In Catherine- street, Strand, and Bow-street several of the. wires also gave way. In Commerci-road, about seven o'clock, the wire which ...

... rendering of the part of Gladys Gordon, and Little Beryl Mercer did well in the part of Sidney. Miss Fanny Clarke was a good Catherine Morgan, and Miss Lena Chesterfield made a vivacious Susie Smithers. Mr George E. Carleton gave a careful reading of the part ...

... Comic Apeets of Fashicn, and the other on Monday on the differ. ence of the malcnero of the BEglish and Amerheians-theround coom being crowded eacth evening to ?? re-appeared here on the 14th with several new tricks which still add to his ?? as a magician ...