... stualit, than usual, and should produce some valuable guidance on burfflb.'d-_t-ft¶s. ' ' - DEATH OF THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE. We regret deeply to announce the death, at his residence, 84, Sloane- street, of the Earl of Donoughmore. lie had for some considerable ...

... that is ours. At the stroke of noon the Duchess falls in a dead faint. The stage is darkened, and when the light breaks we see a clearing before a log hut in a Queensland forest. She whom we have seen as the Duchess is a comely young wife whose husband, ...

... Captain GOabam Clavering were ably pre- ented: Miss Constance Collier as Lady Castlemaine md Miss Lillian Jefferds as the Duchess of Portsmouth ,6dded beauty to their pleasing acting ; and Miss Edyth Jlive was graceful and sympathetic as Lady Olivia Vernon ...

... Jrench tho ltetq' of acdarine (the secoad wifo of l10onsiour, thlo worthless brother of JLouis NLV.) wvith othe'rs of the Duchesse do 13our. groune, and of Alarlanle (le Aointeuon. In aluther voluino ?? renders Birantomno's Dames ?? stres,'' slt itl ...

... appears as Queenie's servant; and others in the cast include Messrs Fred Bernardo, Otho Clayton, A. G. Foster, and H. Richmond. DUCHESS THEATRE, BALHAM. On Monday, June 4th, the Dranma, in Four Acts, by Clement Scott and Wilson Barrett, entitled CAPTAIN LEIGH ...

... telegram, is now normal. The death is reported from Leamington of the Hon. Louis Guy Scott, an uncle of the present Earl of Clonmell, at the age of fifty. THE LIBERAL CABINET AND MAJUBA. STATEMENT BY THE LATE DUKE OF ARGYLL. Probably the last political ...

... SANTsmY Little Harry ?? Miss LIZZIE NORMAN l'enelope Pesnyquick ?? Miss EFFIE CRAWFORD Dorothy Vernon ?? iic laMU isEL LS Margaret Clavering ?? Miss MAeY BRAMNSIER This drama, which was originally produced at ihe ,Grand Theatre, Croydon, on Mlarch 27th ...

... characters being ably represented. The piece is high in favour with the popular parts of the house, and business is brisk. ARGYLE THEATRE Or VARIETIES.-Manager, Mr D. J. Clark.-Miss Marie Kendall, the popular come- dienne, forms the star turn this week ...

... legent at the foot of the programme, produced by IS Henry Dundas, is a guarantee of tile efficiency of the 'k mounting. te DUCHESS THEATRE, BALHAM. re On Monday, May 285th the Drallia, in Four Acts, ii. iv~h% Cecii Raleigh. entitled fiEiARTS ARE TRUMPS ...

... Society, hut corm- posed works specially for it, gave performances for it himself, and at his death in 1759 left 1,000 to the tunds. Even after Handel's death his name continued to work for the Society, notably at the great com- memoration in Westminster ...

... not honeur more (62), a Cavalier officer writing to his mistress on a. drum- head. Mr. B. H. La Thanue, A., has painted Margaret Frances Greaves (68). a pretty, artless child in a violet frock, with real charm ; and Mr. Briton Riviere, Il.A., presents ...

... MiasMadgeJohn. stone. Miss Ethel Herbert's embodiment of the Duchess De Sonnaz merited high praise. The character of Lady Dolly Vanderdecken received artistic treatment from Miss Margaret Watson, who proved herselt a cap- able actress. As Vere Herbert ...