... esich. TuE AsIArnuis DRcsAXrmo Ce~uis.-Tlhis club gave their last entertainusent this season on Tucesdany evening, in tbs Theatre, N~ewhall Street. 'Tlere was a very full house, nod it is exported tisat at good surplas fromi tiseir proceeds will be thes ...

... W. Mathews, jun., delivered a lec- ture to a large audience of the mnembers and friends of the Midland Institute, at the Theatre, Paradise Street. The subject chlosen was The Glaciers of Switzerland, and it was admirably treated and strictly adhered ...

... apparent relish. (Gene- ral deception, violent murmurs from all parts of the assem- bly.) The visitors then left the part of the theatre behind the scenes and returned to their places. The third act of the piece seemed to strike them much. They gave no applause ...

... LECcTURr.S.-Oll Friday evening Mr. Gongli, the Aeserican teceslerance orator, bold his second and concluding lecture at the Theatre Royal in this townl. The chair was occulsied by Councillor C. Bi. Mander, and there was a crowded, respectable, ased enllsosiastle ...

... secretary. THE UNEaePLoYED WoneiueN.-The committee of the unemployed workmen of the town applied last week to Mr. Sinpson, of the Theatre, for a benefit in aid of the fund now being raised for themselves and fellow sufferers. Mr. Sinpson, unable to get ain early ...

... to be discharged under the act. He had been on bail since filing his schedule in November, and had performed at various theatres. After an examination of some length, and the opposition of several creditors being heard by the learned Judge, (SirEardley ...

... Dumas fore- stalled the completion of the drama by one day, as he had entered into an engagement withthe director of the theatre to write it in five days. My informant, on whose testimony I can implicitly rely, assured me that if he had not been as e ...

... to the unemployed, I beg to enclose you ten pounds ten shillings for the same worthy pur- ?? very truly, ?? y. B. DoN. ' Theatre Royal, Leicester, 22n1d Mlarch, ISHS. In addition to the above, Mr. Alderman Lloyd informed Mr. Maher, yesterday, at the ...

... the young woman to be discharged. The president gave her a severe lecture. THEATRICALS IN BESILIN.-The Zonaves who got up a theatre in the Frenchi camp before Sebastopol, are astonish- ilg the natives of Borlin by their performances; but it is not so much ...

... BLAcESUBN THEATRE.-At the Blackburn Poliee. COort, on Monday, John Charnley, sheriff's officer, -(who accompanied. his father, William Charnley, in the execution of a warrant of distress on the goods of Mr. C. K. Plunkett, lessee of the theatre, on Fri- ...

... the interior of the Houses of Parliamicent. The Queen and the Prince Consort holloured the performance at the Hayinarlmet Theatre with their presence in the evening. The royal suite consisted of the Countess of Caledon, Hon. Lucy Kerr Lord Raghle.. Lord ...

... the choruses of a new opera of his own composition, at that moment in the course of a first representation at tie Vienna Theatre. No. 196, The Modern Silenus, by F. Y. Hurlstone, is a misnomer as regards tie title given in the catalogue. It represents ...