... knowing lady's maid. Mr John Dunbar acts carefully in the unattractiveroleof the watchful George Nepean. A neat sketch of a Waiter is given by Mr Edward Sydney. GRAND THEATLE.-Proprietor, Mr Ernest Stevens; Acting-Manager, Mr John Brangwin-Mun to .1/C is ...

... villain Captain Chandos. Mr John Dobson in the character of Isidor Scasi is exceedingly funny, and caused much merriment. Mr Charles Vane is forcible in his rendering of Lord Avondale, and Mr Edward Butler ably portrays Sir John Berkeley. Mr Somers Bellamy's ...

... George King, Leck. th ford, Hants - John Spencer Ferris, Bratdford-on-Avon, t Wilts; ?? John Sucker, Milton-street, Dorset. o square'; Harry 'Gage IMoore, Lymington),Hants ;Charles o tephen Abbott Atkinson, Norwich;- John Reynolds, in M.R C.P. and ?? Truro ...

... Conquest, jun., does good work as John Anderson, a stable-boy, and Raybrook's faithful servant, Jabez Thomas, is accurately portrayed by Mr Charles Cruikshanks. The villainy of Geoffrey Waring is powerfully indicated by Mr John Webb, and his malicious tool ...

... Saturday next, when three new pieces will be played, viz., farce by John Augustus O'Shea, ?? aond Brunette, in which the author has promised to appear; a comedy, in three acts, by H. P. Grattan, Ye Legende; or, the Pour Phantoms; and a drama, in one act, called ...

... villain Captain Chanlos. Mr John Dobson in the character of Isidor Scasi is exceedingly funny, and caused much merriment. Mr Charles Vane is forcible in his rendering of Lord Avondale, and Mr Edward Butler ably portrays Sir John Berkeley. Mr Somers ?? Captain ...

... entitled The Forn World, by Francis GeorgeoHeath (Sampson Low aud Co.), and the other beinga new and enlarged edition of Mr. John Simit 's well-known Ferns, British and MIodert (Hardwick and Boguo)-.betokens the, popularity of the cultivation of these ...

... duel between the ruffians is worked up in whimsical fashion by Messrs Stevens and Walton; a bevy of pretty girls trained by Mr John D'Auban trip gaily through a series of well-arranged dances; and the scoring of the selected and original music by Mr Walter ...

... The vocal soloists were Miss Alice Esty, Miss Josephine Yorke, Miss M. OLmerod, Mr A. Cooke, Mr Alec Marsh, Mr B. Ralston, Mr John Child, and Mr L. Pringle, with Mr Claude Jaquinot and Mr Jacobs (violin). Mr J. H. Darnley's new farcical comedy, called Mrs ...

... from the top of a van and fractured his skull. John Howes, of Bun-, hill-row, was also admitted. The little fellow was' swinging on the railings in Coleman-street, when he slipped down and broke his arm. THE PRINCESS ALICE. - ANOTHER DIFFICULTY WITH PROPERTY ...

... - The diaerene isu so imamensie-the causes are as various As 'twixt a shillingfiddle toy, and genuine Straduvarius - For, armed fuil, with pen and bovr with resin and with ink, O past end prersent iddlrers. Count Carotti is the pinkl - Yet, would it be ...

... warmth and roundness of her right arm. Not one vocalist in a thousand would have had the courage to handle such creatures. As for the serpents they were certainly well behaved. Possibly the fascination of Miss St. John's charming voice had some power over ...