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... THE RUMANIAN RISING SUPPRESSED. BUCHAREST, Aran. S. Reports have received this afternoon from all the Prefects announcing that complete quiet has been restored everywhere and that the agitation may now considered at an end. The semi-official Press states ...
... more agreeable or instructive entertainment fur tbe rising generation could be devised, and Paterfamilias wonld do well to bear this in mind when the juveniles are debating tbe question of their Easter amusements. ADELAIDE GALLERY. There is just opened ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. The list of public entertainments for the present ; week is long and attractive, — and the announced ! further arrangements, of the various providers of ' amusement, give promise of a brilliant season. Exhi- bitors of pictures, panoramas ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. HAYMAEKET. The programme cf entertainment at ?? theatre last night was rather ah extensive one. It had the still higher merit of beiug attractive, and drew a full house. Nor did the promises held ont in the bill cf fare in any way prove ...
... THE EASTER MANOEUVRES. IHE ADVANCE ON EASTBOURNE. The sxperieuce of the first night of Colonel Hercy's column in billets on Good Friday was of a j somewhat varied character. Those who were ! £ fortunate as to be comfortably housed were , ; Airily few ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES DRURY-LANE. Theatrical seasons succeed one another so rapidly and so I deviously nowadays, that it is not always easy to say when they begin or eni However, it is quite certain that an English opera season was commenced ...
... EASTER ENTERTAINMENTS. ♦ _ DRURY LANE OPERA. The joint presence of Cavalleria Rusticana and Fagliacci on a playbill constitutes an irresistible attrac- tion. So it proved last evening, when an immense audi- ence assembled to hear the stirring musical ...
... production of th^ Easter- tide extravaganza. Long before the appointed time- the Handel orchestia was crowded with spectators, who over- flowed into the vast spac. iv front of the great scage eagerly awaiting the moment for the curtain to rise upon the ''Grand ...
... THE EASTER MANOEUVRES ATTACK ON DOVER CITADEL. thei f . Ugh there have be « n no manoeuvres on in -rSlt! v.° rm £ r y^™' the two Volunteer corps he g Eddl.i a^ been kept «*** at work ' ««* ?? ri . ; r*_* E ng»«eers have performed some very SeTSSSw? 68 ...
... EASTER WITH THE VOLUNTEERS. FROM OCR SPECIAL CORRESPONBfitfT. THE RAILWAY STATIONS. The morning of yesterday, which at early dawn showed itself like a -pilgrim clad in amice grey, very soon put on an extra greatcoat of fog, as if prescient of coming showers ...
... Good ' Friday to do the Palace. Indeed, Good Friday has become more a people's day at the Palace than Easter Menday. The average attendance on Easter Menday for the past nine years has be.-n 25,000. At 2.30 last year 1G..954 visitors passed into the Palace ...
... EASTER AMUSEMENTS. THE THEATRES, be. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. The holiday people were afforded an opportunity for enjoying one of the most popular operas of the day last «venicg at Covent-garden, for Faust was given with Signor Mario, Madlle. Berini, and ...