... THE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE THE - I-- ~-1 V- A MA~qTIALL. Edited by HeNaY IRVINS ana bRANEK A. DiARUXiiAbib. Volume Third. Blackie and Son. The present volume is not inferior to its predecessors any of the many merits which we have already noted ...

... various fountain heads. Mr B. Y. Lowne gave him access to the vast store of Macreadiana now in the possession of Mr Henry Irving. Mr Henry Howe favoured him with some interesting personal reminiscences ; Mr James Macready Chute, of the Prince's Theatre ...

... 212.) Macmillan and Co. NATURAL HISTOcY.-' Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature. By Thomas Henry Huxley, Fellow of the Royal Society. (8vo, pp. 159.) Williams and Norgate.-' Our Feathered Families: Game and Water Birds.' Being an Anecdotical and Descriptive ...

... Disciple Mr. Shaw will prove to be as old as William Blake, and to have been freshly affirmed by Mr. Robert Buchanan, in a poem published before the play was written. Such as hope that the theme of Arms and the Mlan originated with Mr. Shaw will be similarly ...

... Walter Hood ; William Dathie; A. Pirie,jun.; Robert Arbuthnot; William Hogarth ; Benja- tnin *loir; William Allardyce; T. B. Bothwell ; Alexander M'Donald; Jarnes Berry; George Jamlieson ; James Adam; William Rattray; John Millar; William ...

... Wirnperis, v London, each take a National Scholrhip. William Alexander, Glasgow : Willitam Scholes, BaId- 5S clifuo; Thomns iG Madgwsicl, teyes ; William Rtobert- eon, Glasgow: Charlec B. Handy, Devonport; William Pickering, Nowcutlo-on-Tyne; and Goro A. Iowberteon ...

... WHISTLING AS A FINE ART. Mrs Alice J. Shaw gave an evening concert at Prince's Hall on Wednesday, when this clever and attractive lady had a large audience, great interest being taken in her remarkable whistling. This novel form of musical execution evidently ...

... his apartments, and has produced considerable weakness, but has not inter- rupted his usual attention to business. HENRY IIALFOltD. WILLIAM FREDERICK CHAMBERS. A deputation respecting tire tax on cotton wool, including Mr. Dixori, of Knells (Carlisle) ...

... Greenwood, F. W. Thompson, Thos. Shaw, John T. Bramley. R. Bolas, Sydney Smart, W. Coates, Geo. A. Harradon, T. J. Irvine, and S. Mattison. The list of visitors included the names of Bra John Gordon, J. Pitt Hardacre, Henry Hatch, George F. Howard, F. T ...

... THEATRICAL NOTES. It is great news that Sir Henry Irving, lightened of the crushing load of management, is shouldering, with characteristic enthusiasm and energy, the infinite burden of Robespierre. Sardou's play is to be, in more than the Sardouesque ...

... Preston- street; william Upham, Red Cow-village; Ella Wrillev, Lions H-olt: William Henry I-feard. Magdalen-road ; Ellis Heard, Red Cow-village; Henry Pope, Crediton ; William Taylor, Silverton ; William, Grey, ...

... THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE. A Drama, in Three Acts, bv George Bernard Shaw, Played for the First Time in England, at the Princess of Wales's Theatre, Kennington, on Tuesday, Sept. 26th. Anthony Anderson ?? M r F. R. MACKLIN Judith Anderson ?? Miss GRACE ...