... the portraite of Niell Gwynne andab hoet rcr other less famous or rathsr infamoue enamoratc, with Grammrnio hinasenf, poor Catherine, and the ehecrable Coontess of Shrewabury. Glaring fhro the oppoite wTels- grie, stern, and daengeronaslooking men-wre the ...

... place, and the public in general were admitted. In the evening the admission was by ticket, but quite gratuitous, and the large coom was densely crowded, every seat being taken up. and all avail- able standing room fully occupied, about 200 persons being present ...

... Tias THATaRa.-([Leosee, Hr William Montague.)-Varlous novelties lhave been produced, and boniness in very good. On Monday, the coom- Pony played by desire of the efficers of the School of Mueketry at Myths, whben Jeesse Vero anod ?? Bridegrooma were played ...

... satisfaction. For a time, it would seem, the favourite old Wells is to change its Shakeperian character, at any rate, Miss Catherine Lucette having opened it for a summer Season with new pieces and a new Company, selected from the principal Theatres, ? ...

... TaORATsiCALs5,Tho Dramatic Sunlety, In coajanotion with the Brighton Working Man'c Club gove an amatear performance at their cooms iu Windsorcstreet. ua Wednesday evening. GINsaiTsr's Meacoxr: Ciwous.-Thia circus paid a velst to Brighton lost weak, and Rave ...

... Twa TmaivAa, Coarr EXCEIAaaa-Messrs Duncan and Collies's dra- matie company opened hers toskManday, and met with eucocen. The coom- pany includes Mr A, G. Duncan (Scoteh comedian), Hr J. H. Collins '(comnedian and comnic sniger), Mr J. S. Redford (Irish) ...

... his snconderful Csbuet. at the various Institates in the three tojwns, with tolerable success. CAPrAINg ?? and miss Catherine Lucette hone given ?? entertainumeots hers duaring the part week to excellent heouses. We hal great ?? in egain hearing c-iss ...

... Ward and Little Irie. CONSETT THEATRE RoYAL.-Lessee. Mr R. J. Brodie.-Twis- tello and Farren's American Novelty Combination Coom- pany here includes Mr Arthur Farren. mimic; Miss Edie Nicolls, serio-comjc; Mr Carl Norman, clog dancer; the Gnomes leg-mania ...

... Glasgow, and I have no doubt they will recollect howv I took them into my I confidence and told thene my secrets for the cooming se'ason. cannot do that to-night, end you will not be angry with me when I tell you that the rivalry is very serious at present ...

... err that day. He might have added, had he known it, that thle Bath guardians required civiloittiams to understand tes Drsma. C.oomE'S ROYAL CIRCUSl.-This week, in addition to the novelties which are nightly introduced, Chang Cirse Few has appeared in some ...

... role of Ralph Heatherley was well filled:by Mr Edward Beecher, and the other notables of the cast were Miss Rose Roberts, Catherine Fairfield; Miss Lilian Beatrice, Mary Garner; Miss Rose Kenney, Eusmy Garner; Miss Gladys Homfrey, Fanny Hewitt; Miss Laura ...

... Linlen, two very good duettists; and Persivanii and Do Rotde, acrobats,tis',itted atit deservitg aeci the additleois to tle coom- patty; of sehich Mr anid MrsAubrey arestiliattractive mnctmbers,and descrv- iing favoarites, their style of doets bei;g both ...