... Antiquary, we bear of another new monthly perioiical, wbich will be published in the course of a few months, to be entitled Moxon's Lligazine. The Pabelais Club, an important addition to the literary societies, has started under admirable auspices, its ...

... lhad here. PRINCE'; TumATRS.-Leosee, Mr H. Moxon.-Mr Wilson Barrett'S popular company have been playing The Old Lore and the New this week. The general mounting of the piece reflects the greatest credit on Mr Moxon and his assistants, and the name of Mr Wilson ...

... Beatrice comipaesy,iunder thie uanag-eireist of Bit Frank Harcey, opened lerer oie Monday in Tire Ii'reass of fire People, which n-as very favour. ably received. Chief amneegst an excellent east n-ee, Mr Frank Harvey , Mr J. Cartem--Ednalrds, Mliss Charlotte ...

... Christmias Annual, founded on the late J. F. M'Ardle's Christmas Piece, by Frank Green, SINDBAD THE SAILOR AND THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA. King of Romiance ?? s.. miss CoNstAcSt MOXON Fancy ?? ?? Miss AewSuOrnTH Tornado ?? Mr FRED PsRRANI Boreas ?? Mr E. GoDFRan ...

... Wh~iitisgtoii. BRBY ST. EDIVUJDS. TresATRIC ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mir J. C. Roberts.-After as absence of three years, Mr Frank Harvey and his talented ecilipan put in anl appearance at this theatre, on Thursday, Friday, and Satuni day in last week, when ...

... well sustained, and he tagng f te pice eflctsthehighest, credit on the management ATI THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee and Manager, Mr Frank Emery ; Acting- ManaerMr Carls Rnery-OnBoxig Nghtthis theatre was opend b MrSoternwithhiscomdy ompnyarnd during their was he ...

... J. B. Newcombe; L. Acting-Manager, Mr Frank Kilpack.-Jack and the y Beanstalk was produced here on Boxing Night to the pelargest audience ever assembled within the walls of our i- theatre. The libretto is by Frank Green, with new is parodies and political ...

... Saturday last week Mr Frank Hill's Diplomacy company appeared here, and were well supported, their performances being under the patronage of the Mayor and Mayoress, Colonel Moore, and the officers of the local volunteer corps. Mr Frank Hill gave a pleasing ...

... and far above the average. Mr Sam Dyke, an amusing charact ter comedian; Mr T. R. Massall, a very capable comic; Miss CissY Moxon, an accomplished serio and a great success. Miss Annie St. Pierre, who possesses a baritone voice of extra- ordinary power; ...

... who play their respective parts faultlessly. The cast includes Mr Joseph Swift, Mr J. W. Wilkinson, Mr Frank Col- oings, Mr J. L. Neville, Mr Frank Manning, Mr Harry Emmerson; Miss Nelson Ramsay, Mrs Clarance Holt, and Miss Minnie West. ALDERS HOT. THEATRE ...

... Zoliuski, and Miss Bessie Hazlewood as Ruth Branstone is entitled to commendation.. Mr F. R. Vere was a very capable Frank Edenbridge, and Mr Frank Pierce was fairly good as Count Ivan Orloff, his broken English being his weak point. Remaining characters were ...

... with which he plays the pant of Johnny Stout. It Jis lhe who sings the topical song referred to. and, of course, it gains him any amount of applause. The ladies are Mliss Eugene Joogmanne (Roland). Miss Constance Moxon (Flora), and Miss Blanc~he Paige (the ...