... THE EASTER HC MAJESTY’S the abode of of opers to From being the home of romantic b * is rather fall for the ia the market ; out it isan ill-wind and if the idea of the new nom according to promise the public will have no cause to be dissatisfied. It would ...

... THE VOLUNTEERS AND EASTER. THE LONDON SCOTTISH AT SUORN- A very noteworthy feature the Volunteer musters the present Caster is the remarkable maimer ia the detachmeoti of the Metropolitan Corps are all doeettoos, stogie regiments ia several eases breaking ...

... British Museum, open the whole of Easter week, except Saturday, from ten till four. Tbe East India House Museum, on Saturday only, from eleven to three. The National Gallery, in Trafalgar-square, the whole of Easter week, except Saturday, from ten to ...

... THE EASTER AMUSEMENTS. The long winter and the late spring appear to have given an unusnal zest to tho Easter festivities of this yoar. The out-door recreations yesterday were everywhere sought out by pleasure seekers in unusual numbers, and the public ...

... EASTER ENTERTAINMENTS. MARYLEBONE. Tlie Easter entertainments at thiß house are The Orange Girl, and a burlesque entitled Whittington and His Cat. Neither of tbe pieces is new, although pro- duced at this theatre for the first time on Monday night. The ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. Notwithstanding the many thousands attracted to the exciting scene at Dover, enough remained in London to crowd the streets and parks, and also fill the various places of instruction and amusement with eager and excited pleasure-seekers ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Yesterday being Easter Monday was observed as a general holiday by the toiling masses of the metropolis, The great attraction for the middle classes was the Volunteer Review at Brighton, but the thousands whose means did not enable ...

... THE EASTER MANOEUVRES. THFJ SURREY MOBILISATION. The Surrey Volunteers, who marched out of their. Guildford quarters on Saturday morning &t nine o'clock, got through a very good day's \ccrk before they returned to dinner at four o'clock, and most of ...

... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. Among the stage traditions which are rapidly disappearing is the custom of changing theatrical pro- grammes at Easter. At the present time audiences demand that plays shall be handsomely and elaborately mounted. To justify the necessary ...

... THE EASTER MANCEUVRES. THE CYCLISTB' RETREAT ON DOVER. ♦ (from ous correspondent.} DOVER, Sunday Night. I have already described the result of the skirmish on Salisbury Plain on Friday. The Cyclists did not reach their destination in suffi- cient strength ...

... EASTER TUESDAY IN THE CITY In accordance with annual custom on the Tuesday in Easter week, the scholars of Christ's Hospital yesterday paid a visit to the Mansion Housee to receive the Easter gifts provided for them at this season by the Lord Mayor. The ...

... Portsmouth: — Although by last night the majority of the troops bad arrived in Portsmouth, tho town, true to its Easter custom, especially when that Easter i-. connected with an impending Review, yester- day presented a more or less dull appearance. Tho quaint ...