... brought forward in a highly praise- worthy manner. On Mlonday eveccisg ilfaritaaita was performed for tics benefit of Mr Parkinson, on which occasion Madanie 'T'onsceier gave a eliarmisig and effective Impersonatiois of the heroine and Mr Parlinoi aspirited ...

... should be played. Then there is Miss Emily Dowton's picture of Biddy Moullins to further accentuate the success of the erie-cumin scenes, which abound in the piece. Mr Henry Travers makes the most of the trying death scete of Leeson, the soldier servant; ...

... admirable performane. The piece wee well received. and at the conclusion there was a general call for Madams 1484iil-or Mr Parkinson, and Mr Theodoro Distill. lbs St. Jamse'e Bunleequte-Ex~travaegaaza Prince Anmabel ; or, the Fairy Roses, with Mice Marion ...

... -This exhibition, with the Promenadeo Concert that has been attached, is drawing large niumbers' at the Victoria Hall. Mr.Parkinson, lormenrly ofthe Colosseum,is amongstthevoecalists. THEE CoLOSSRums.-Profecssr Darling, mesmerist and eleetro biologist, ...

... Company, when they san~g selectieles ferom various operas, as well no a numaber of songs of lighter nature, arsonug the loiter Cumin' thin' the Bye,1 by Mdmre Lancio, met with a hearty encore, bet The boast Rose of Summer' was eubotittited by the lady ...

... R. Gardner; the second by S. Bloomofield and T. Davis, io.: the third by T. Coombes and E. Gardnerm; andl the fourth by W.Cumins and It. REans. - Woolwich Coat and Badge-won by Field, beating H. Jewett in the last heat. Yarmnonth-..two cups sailed for;- ...

... Shiaw, comedian; Professor Slonian, a marvellous imitator of birds; the Sister's Paddock, satbccit;adM ar Brady and Mr C. Parkinson, in a sparring exhibition. ILXESTON. QUEEe's PALACE OF~ VARIETIES. - Proprietor, J. Truemnan; Manager, J. Richards.-Tue and ...

... Poprietor.)-.The following nrliteecontitte he cmpay: Giusepeand Adal Moods, clever trasfemaioodacer; issA.Brubield acharming suria-cumin and ?? ahlee: isa H.Barrington, a goad eerie- cemi; MrandMrs om rnal, apecir dettista; and Mir RI. Penny, and were wvell received ...

... most favourable Impresion with his powersul and line voice, but hlis actlng ie not so spirited as it might be. Mr William Parkinson is sa old favourito here, and he certainly has improved in his acting, whilst his fine rich voice is by no means impaired ...

... re-decorated, making it now oen of the nieteleantandeumortthi conce~rt roms-in the prcoviaeev. The com- panyis uuanoly ?? the cumin line, ?? d inolndee some old favorits-.Mr.tohrt resest is a genuine comic vocalist, who shows tha itis osibl toheamusink without ...

... Mr Parkinson, and Mr Henry Itersee, all of whitin were highly apnpreciated. The ntmost enthusiolsm prevatled on Silas Blose Macsbee's singing 1Charlie is my darling' to her own stacm - puolnietit cnd ,Stienn Lescaut, and also on Mr Parkinson's rendering ...

... (of the Taseeare Royal, Nowasatle'npos. Tyne); General Demaos, M11r. T. B1. Sloenton - Laadl3rd, Mr. Pucker ; eapsurt, Mr. Parkinson r!Notary, Mr. Relee ; Madacer Deosbappclles, Mrs. Eroeatr Joense (or ehe Rtoyal Surrey Tincatre) r Pauliac, Miss C. Wc~seen ...