... KUm FROM THE OPERA OF L'ESCLAVE, AT THE THEATRE BE R'OFKEA, PARIS. ...

... OF the three or four West-end theatres that are supposed to keep open all the year round, it is remarkable that the name of voluminous Mr. Boucicault, author and adaptor, appears on the bills of two. London is empty. Mr. Buckstone and his ever green company are on their travels. The shutters are up at the Globe. Mr. Irving has made a pilgrimage to the East. In a few days the School for Scandal ...

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... the mangrove swamps of equatorial AFRICA. THE natural highways traversing all vast continents are their navigable rivers; and the last great field left for future explorers, equatorial Afriea, can only he penetrated by water commumca tion, which fortunately extends in different directions for thousands of miles in the interior. On the west coast the progress of discovery has not extended much ...

... MISS HOSE HEESEE AS 'ARLINE' IN THE BOHEMIAN GIEL. ...

... MISS NELLY POWER. ...

... T H| I IEA.TH FROM THE PIOTOfl A1TSD.ELL, E.A. ...

... MISS FANNY JOSEPHS AS LADY SNEERWELL' IN THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, ...

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... ALFRED C. DICKEB, ESQ. (The Champion Amateur Sculler.) H. DAVENPORT, ESQ. (The Champion Amateur Swimmer.) SCENE FROM THE BROKEN BRANCH AT THE OPERA COMIQUE. ...

... MRS, SCOTT SIDDOXS, ...