... paid for his apartments at the Grand Hotel, his breakfast at the Cafe Anglaia, his dinners at Philippe's his stalls at the theatres, got off cheaply that time, and he started promptly to look after his, hers, or their interests in Belgium. He came to a ...

... wear, and I I eild probably the Deka al elaar Mg bib= and you bad bete go to lii He did and all. Afterwards be same to me at theatre oapn i job Ai rt led. Al, what for yes ten me (0 1. wee no More bat my old sae r ) Tho Mil motel him cue liege Tickhomes ...

... e short rmste he took, was speedily effected. Whoever succeeded was well rewarded, obtaining an unrestricted view of tbs theatre There, to the midst of the grand tier, was the Statebox—the Shame central figure, with Mamma epaulettes, and enormous emeralds ...

... district is more or less familiar. Another difficulty has lately arisen between the Chamberlain and the manager of a London theatre. A new piece bearing the singular title of Hirai Kissi ham been placed upon the boards at the Opera Cornrow, one of the actors ...

... Ls a law of members ; he oasis help was mode such. There was lately sold by itaction .oro l a t is be d seamier of • Paris theatre the following met up In nails, fa ply suctent to ant the clerk ol up la ousinees—vuu, • and half black-bordeeel In good a ...

... eyes. The defendant's hair is much darker and his hands and feet ire smaller. I ant saw th e d e f e ndant at the Pavillon Theatre, and had a good look it him an opere•gleas ; but I was not and went • secnid After carefully 'rambling him, I came to she ...

... heaviest blow of all!' Of course we had the laugh out then.—But the most awkward accident happened to me coos in a provincial theatre, where the scenic arrangements were most meagre. We had a kitchen for the ball-room, and the tomb was set in the midst of ...

... than the old building, being both longer and broader. It ia to have three transepts, one forming a concert-hall, another a theatre, and the third is, it is stated, to be devoted to bazaar purposes. These will be connected by corridors, in which light goods ...

... Exhibition on cookery, received a number of the members of the Working Men's Club and Institute and their familial in his little theatre at South Kensington, for the purpose of giving them a taste of bis quality with regard to the art of which he is so erudite ...

... has been In bringing before the English people in art in which, by common are by their neighbours across the channel. The theatre of the has been crowded by a numerous and mixed audience, from ladies who have in their to ing men and their families. How ...

... adjourned. [Our limited space precludes us from giving more than the foregoing condensed amount. At a lasaft la the Sheldonian Theatre, Orford, the to consider the form of the Wdberfccoe reported that they were squall divided between the of a new cathodes' ...

... Mr B. D. Davies received a license at the Knaresborough Petty Sessions on Wednesday lest to open the Spa Concert Room as a theatre for six nights, beginning on Monday next. DEATH OF HABBOD.—This lady well known for 17 years as the matron of the Harrogate ...