... Simpson; Willie, Mr J.'lhomson; Robert, Mr Robert. son Macgregor; Hamishi, Master Charles Whyte ; Jean Macalpine, Miss C. Blanchard; Mattie, bliss J. Mac- gregor; Diana Vernon, Miss T. Heathcote; Helen Macgregor, Madame D'Alvera. BILSTON. THEATRE ROYAL.-Proprietors ...

... fourth prize-takor was I ]he I Marths, a bay filly belonging to Mr William I elass -larlr, Portobello. 1er sire was Macgregor. aiaed I AIthongh so low down in the list yesterday, she was cow, I ?? placedfirsteverthe headof ,one the illybel e Mr& ...

... swallow wholesale all that Dr Macgregor would have them do. One other remark msay be made about this large and, we fear, unprofitable volume. Its attempts at harmony of the gospels are quite unsuc- cessful. Dr Macgregor, however, is in this respect ...

... of ?? Iiigportanee cominany opened a two nights' engagement on Friday. BR El WICK, QUEEN'S M00MB Tnnxrns.-Lessee, Mr IV. M. Mather.-The season wvas inauguratedl here ol Thurs- day, Aug. 30th. by Mr Charles Hawtrey's company in Tos, Lick-, a art Harry on ...

... Graham. Signor Leli made an excel- lent Jos6. Mr Edward Farley looked well as Escamillo, and sang agreeably- while Messrs Mather and Appleby also appeared. Mr Edward Marshall and Mr John Wallace gave a comic turn to the entertainment with their clever ...

... that Rob Roy Nwill be profitably performed during the stipulated fortnight. Mr Howard plays Rob Roy; Mrs Howard, Helen Macgregor; and Mr Gourlay, the Batlte. Mr Alexander's Rashleigh, and liiss Blake's Diana Vernon, deserve favourable mention. The piece ...

... sch pefeotfurore at the griciharl Hal, Lndo reeatl. Mr J. . Branla successful in he ontnuaee f er ngaemet, ndthe Misses Macgregor find favor I thir coth bllas ad ohersongs. The other principal members of the company are Herr Delfger, Mr J. Gutteridge ...

... a return visit, and was well received F by good houses. I s BERWICK-ON-TWEED. 1 ?? RooMs.-Lessee and Manager, Mr W. M. b d Mather.-On the 18th and 19th inst. Mrs Walter h e Bentley and company paid us a return visit with David . Garriek and For a Life ...

... assistilies, Ini addition to this regular com- Fllyi, chsich coniprises Maclanes Estehlli (transforisastions dancer), Miss Ada~ Macgregor- (eerie-comhc), Madame aud Cart Eceto (gymnastss and sicrobats), Mr. Cris. B~rowni (Negro), liis Florence Saniger (serio-comie) ...

... Sloan. Messrs Jarrold & Sons, Warwick Lane, London, have published a new edition of My Lady Greenwleeves, a novel by Helen Mathers, as one of their popular Greenback Series. The book is well printed and bound. Messrs Cruikshank & Fairweather, 62 St Vincent ...

... Calhecine Maccard was produced, and the pacts of Catherine, Henry the Eighth, and Ethelwold were sustained respectively by Miss Mather, MrT Meagheer, and Air H. Sole in a manner that delighted the audience, On Saturday The Colfeenc flutes and Jack Robiutus ...