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the times, Wednesday, February issa MR. PARNJSLV8 SCOTTISH ACTION. Yesterday, Intb Court of Session, RliDborfh, Ufwa Lord lac action tn wkidt Mr. Psraell sued air. John Walter, a refUtcr! tartrrietor, au! Mr'.

Geocrw Edward Wrijht. a rt ialer of Te risae. for 30,000 damage for. allcc! Hbsl, was cUtrnt(rd with cost. Loru KUMm tJ, Tb only yuUo.

which. I can drtcrmtM at prsaerrit in tbisaction if tbs question of jarlnltctloa. It St a peculiar action in thi rerpect that Mither of tk partita it prrsonall subject to "the jurisdiction of tbe Scotch Courts. Tbe pursuer, bo is ot tidnt tbat he LuUn injured in bit cbaratter aod reputation by the publica Ia. en Tmt atv.1 uroo.

tbat ktcmumI Lrirrt thi action against 4b two defender, aa erorrietor and winter of XAc Timet, brilLer cj these? rro beinc rwsidsnt in Scotland, lit otb tLem leicx domiciled atai. resident in Eex landi Tbe defender do rot, aa .1 uralerstsnd, dispute that they arc aiatwcralle for the statement which arc pullitbrd in The Timet, hut they maintain that tbey ramot required to answer ei.cept ia tb Court; of their domicile, and that they are uot subject to tbe jurisdiction of the Court in Scotland.Tte pursuer, Cn the other handmaintain that tbla Court ha jurisdic tion Vn two ground in tb rt place, became th l.tMKr which contained; the slanderous statements ol which he complain ha breri published in Scot laad. and. sctondlr, because he ha arrested fund Scotland bolonftof to the defenders. A to tho Crst of iLese Rounds.

I bare aeen no reason to alter the owtiioa which 1 indicated titon a former occasion, do cot think it at all doubtful that The Timet is pub Iitbe.UnScotiarkl; hut there i no authority for holding that taiblication alone will fire jurisdiction against a foreicner who La not been twonallj am not iTfiared to un( to the argument which Mr. Dalfour maintained, that publication oufbt to re jurisdiction for reason which he rcjf eited ai being reason ff expediency and bccruity. I think hi argument inconsistent with the general doctrine both of our own law and of the ciril law, loth of which recognize the rrtiim Aeter ttou'tur forvai rei, and accordingly, in the only cae in which publication alone appear; to hare been aa a ground of jurisdiction, was rejeeteal by the Court. I mean the case of Lang worthy ajainst Lord Colontay doe not deal directly in the case upon thi ground'of jurisdiction. but it i eidcnt he thought it insufficient, because he apeak of jurisdiction founded by arrestment a the only ground uon which the jurisdiction of the Court rould be sustained and Lord Currichill terns the opinion which I thick it impltl in the judgment of Lord Colonsay.

lxrd Cum elm 1 xaya I think wo hare no jurisdiction otherwise than in virtue of the arrestment. The cireunxtance of the alleged libel haring been published by the defenders doea not.arear to rae to us in itself sufficient, for if the defender, who reside in Kngland. had merely published the newspaper complained of, I do not see bow that subject tnem to tno lurisdtction or a Scotch Court." The nly other ground nf jurisdiction 1 eertatnly anomalous, ana probably 11 is a oppcMeil a the first to the general doctrine of law which I hare mentioned. Itut it is a rule of tho law ot Scotland, too well established to be called in nuettioa. that the jurisdiction of thi Court over foreigners diay be created by ue arrestmeK or ineir personal tuna in Ibis and it was decided in Lang worthy against Hope thatthia mode of jurisdiction it applicable to action of damage for.

alander. The jurisdiction, therefore, cornea to depend upon its being established that fund belonging to the defender, or either of them, hare been effectually attached by the pursuer's arrestment. It it not now maintained that any fund belonging to th defender Mr. Wright hat been so attached, 'and, therefore, so far as be i concerned the case it necessarily at an end. But the question remain as to whether fund belonging to Mr.

Walter hare been attached. No tho arrestment upon 'which the pursuer found arc in ordinary form, and the execution bears to attach in the hand of certain arrestees, certain sum more or leas due and addebted by them to the said John Walter, or any other person or persons, for his use and behoof. It appears from th evidence of the arrestee that they haro incurred debts for the price of certain adrrrtisementa which they hare inserted in The Timet. The defender says that he it not the proper creditor in these debt," but the true creditor is the copartnery or firm of which he it a member and if that bo so it would follow that he has no direct right of action to recorcr the debts contracted by this firm of which he is a member, and, consequently, that these debts could not 1 attached by avn arrestment in the terms I hare mentioned. Now, raisea a two questions in tho first place, whether the debts in question are owing to Mr.

Walter at an individual, or to the firm of which ho sars be is a member; in the second place, if they are owing to the firm, whether the right of Mr. Walter at an individual partner it such that the' debts due to the linn can be effectually taken in execution of his separate debt. Both of tbesequestion must be determined br the law of England, which I must take, as a matter of fact, to be pro red by the evidence of experts. I had the advantage of hearing from the learned counsel who were examined as witnesses a very able and exhaustive exposition of the law of 'England on these two propositions, and I had the more satisfaction in considering their opinions, because I find that upon all points which arc material to the present question they are sabstantially at one. I do not think it necessary to examine the eridence in detail.

The result of it is to make it perfectly clear that the debt in question are not owing to Mr. Walter as an individual, bat that ther are owing to a firm of copartners, of which he and others are members. Now, the fact of partnership being established, the next question is whether, according to the law of England, the right of a partner of a trading firm in the assets of the copartnery is of such a character that the debts due to the firm may be taken in execution by the separate creditors of the copartner for satisfaction of his separate debts. I think it i established by the evidence that, in that respect, the law of England is precisely the same as.the law of Scotland. 1 think it is proved that the assets of a copartnery belong to the partners jointly each of them baring an undiriied interest in the whole, and that what is meant by the.

share of a partner is a explained by the very eminent 'writer whose work the counsel referred to What it meant by the share of a partner is bis proportion of the partnership assets sifter they bare all been realised and conrerted into money, and all the debt and liabilities hare been paid and discharged." That is the law of England aa it is proved in eridence, and I think it is a perfectly accurate statement of the law of Scotland also. It follows, as a necessary consequence, that debts doe to a firm cannot be talfen in execution bya separate creditor of. a partner a debts due to him as an individual. It is said that the rule of our law, by which the separate creditors of an individual partner cannot arrest. the debts dne to the copartnery, rises from a principle which ia not recognised in England, by which we consider the partnership as a separate pertona distinct from its members.

Bat it is not, in my opinion, because of the mere impersonation of a firm that its assets cannot be arrested by the creditors of a partner, but because the partner hi no separate share in the assets which i capable of being attached by the diligence. Tho principle is that sv partner has no right to any particular portion of the assets as belonging exclusively to him, and neither his assignees nor his separate creditors can have anr higher right against the joint property than the debt froji which they derive their interest. The true ground; therefore, is that which is stated in Lord Fitfour't note, quoted by Mr. Bell, when Be 6ayt that the creditors of a partnerean only affect his share of the balance after payment of the copartnery debts. The propositionproposition maintained, for the pursuer it very startling, because it comes to this that the separate creditor of anv partner of an English trading firm may seise funds belonging to the firm which.

he may find situated in Scotland, and carry them off for tho satisfaction of his separata debt. I think there ia no authority in tho law of Scotland for that proposition. I think the aame grounds upon which we should hold that the arrestments now in question were quite ineffectual to attach debts due to a Scotch copartnery are directly applicable when the question is whether they are effectual to attach debts due to "a copartnery in England. Mr. Balfour, in his argument, referred to the case in which it had been held that ships could bo arrested for tho debt of a part owner.

There i no analogy between those case and the present, both' because the character of the right of the part owner in a ship is altogether different in its legal character from the interests of a partner in the assets of a trading firm, and also because the arrestment is a diligence of a totally different kind from the arrestment of a ship. The arrestment of ship is a diligence rest. The ship is seised and detained in Court until it is set at liberty in due course of law. But the objection which the defender takes to the arrestment founded upon ia that they attach The arrestment of the debt, therefore, founding jurisdiction wa for execution of and diligence in a totally different way from the arrestment of a ship. It operates in vtrtonam.

It interpel the arrestee from' paying bis debt to his proper creditor, and ultimately; compels him to stake it forthing to the arresting' creditor, and therefore discharges him of his debt to his own creditor. ow, if that be the operation Of the arrestments founded on by the pursuer, it appears to me to follow that they cannot bo effectual except against debts due directly by the arrestee to the defender for whose debts to the pursuer the arreat meota are used. Mr. Balfour, in the course of his argument, said, and, I think, quite soundly, that it waa a very good, test of the validity of an arrestment to consider wEeUaec the fund which is attached by that arrestment could be taken in execution by the decree sought'' for in ttm action. Now, I.

think it very clear that no decree in this, action could be pronounced against any case utcept the individual defenders, and that no right of execution founded open the decree could be carried! into effect against the property of anybody else that tho individual defender. Mr. Balfour's test, therefore, appears to me to be quite conclusive el the Question. Tl debts errestc4 are true debts, which are. doe, not to the individual defender, but to him and a number of other persons jointly; and no decree in Unaaetion could be carried into execution by ordering the payment of these debts to the separate creditors for the defender.

There is no other ground of jurisdiction, I think, requiring consideration, and tie judgment moil be to sustain the first plea la law for the defendars and to dismiss the action. The LORD Advocati. With expenses 1 LotD KixsrA. Yes, with xpenev In the afternoon a reclaiming note was lodged in the First Divi.ioa bringing this judgment underreview by their Lordship. Counsel for 'the pursuer fr.

Baltour, Q.C., Mr. Ashcr. Q.C and Mr. Strachan agent. R.

A. Brown, 8.S.C. Counsel for the dcfeaJers the Lord Advocate, Q.O., the Dean of Faculty, Q.C., and Mr. A. Graham Murray agents, and P.

Anderson, W.S. OBITUARY. We tare to announce the death of the Earl of Effingham, which occurred yesterday at his residence, 67, Eaton place. Henry Howard, mb of the first earl by the eldest daughter, of the third Earl of Koseberf, wa born at Southampton in 180O In 1K32 he married Elixa, the only daug'Uer of General Sir Gordon Drum mond.G.C.B. He succeeded his father in 1845.

tie wa educated atlfarrow and at Oriel College, Oxford. He wa a IXL. of WilU and a J.I', and D.L. of the West Hiding, of York. He represented Shaftesbury in l'ar liament irom July, leu, to reurcary, 1843.

He was a descendant of the ducal house of Norfolk, springing from Lord Mill rim Howard, the eldest son of the second duke by hi second wife. The first Baron Howard of Effingham wa created in 15M. and was Lord Privy Seal in the rcija of Qjeen Tho deceased Earl is succeeded by hi son Henry, Lord Howard, who was born in 1S37 and married, in 18C5, Victoria 1'rancisca, eldest daughter of M. A. Boyer, of Paris.

We have to announce the death of the Hon. Spencer Lyttclton, for soma year Marshal of the Ceremonies to the Queen, which occurred at his residence, in Eaton terrace on Monday niht, after a very ihort illness, He was the second aou of William third Lord Lyttelton, by hi marriage with Lady Sarah Spencer, eldest daughter of George John, second Earl Spencer, aad was Lorn in ISIS. II wa for some years in the Navy, and afterwards eritered the Scot Fusilier Guards, but retired in 1841. He was attached to tho Legation at St. Peietburg in 1847, and shortly after wards 'resigned.

He was then appointed Marshal of the Ceremonies to the Queen, but relinquished that position in 187. Mr. Lyttelton married, in 1848, Henrietta, eldest daughter and co heir of the late Mr. Frederick Hamilton Cornewall, of Delbury, Shrop shire, and granddaughter of the Right llcv. Dr Cornewall, Bishop of Worcester.

The death is announced from New York of Mr. George 8. Phillips, wiJcly known as January Eearle," who expired at the Morristowu Insane Asylum, New Jersey. Born at Peterborough, England, in 131a, Mr. Phillip wa educated at Trinity College, Cam bridge, where he took tLo degree cf B.A.

Visiting the United States, he was connected for a time, with several New York papers. On his return to England in 1845 bo edited the Ltedt but iu 1840 be received the appointment of secretary of the People's Colleges, Huddersficld, and was subsequently made secretary and lecturer to the Yorkshire Union of Institutes. After a few years, however, he again went back to America, and became associated with Mr. Charles A. Dana on the ChCccgo Tribune.

At a. later period he was literary edUor of the Keie York He was a prolifis and graceful writer. Mr. Phillip lost his reason in 1873, and after being three years in the Trenton Asylum for the Insane, was transferred to Morristown in 187C. Mr.

F. C. Gore conducted Purcell appeared for the CENTRAL CRIMIXAL COURT, Feb, 5. Before the ItlCORDEK.) Taoms Bir.nv attended to answer an indictment for a common nuisance, causing large numbers of persons to assemble in front ot No. 107, Whitecbapel road, near a public highway called the Whitechapcl road, there making great noises and obstructing tho highway.

Mr. Poland, Q.C, asxl tho prosecution Mr. defence. Mr. Poland, in opening tho case, said that the pro ceeding was instituted by tho District Board nf Works for Whitecbapel, and at the instance of a number of the ratepayers in that neighbourhood.

A memo, rial was sent to the vestry asking them to put a atop to what was considered to be a public nuisance No. 10C and 107, Whitechapel road but tho vestry not having the control of the highway, the memorial was presented, to the District Bo sad of Works. Notice was given, to the defendant that unlets the nuisance was stopped proceedings would be taken against him, and it had become necestary to prefer ths present indictment in order to hare the tried. At the corner of Thomas street was No. 100, Whitschapel road, and next door was 107.

Up till November, 1887, shows. "were carried en at the two houses, pictures and placasda being exhibited which attracted a large number of people. Since that date the defendant had been working tho two houses together. There were waxwork shows, fat women, ic. Pictures were exhibited, and at times tho showman would come out and shout and beat the canvas partition with a cane to attract people's attention.

It was stated that many thieve used to frequent the crowd outside the premises. In the autumn of last year waxwork effigies of the women who were murdered in Whitechapel were included in the show, and a picture on the subject was exhibited. This picture was, howcrcr, considered by the public to be too strong, and the people threatened to tear it down. Tho defendant took the picture away. A wax effigy of Jack tho Ripper was added to tbo exhibition.

There were" also exhibited a fat Frenchwoman, a female' pugilist, and a woman described as being half a gorilla, a midget, tc. Mr. Poland remarked that, whatever might take lace on a racocoursc or in a country fair, this sort of thing sould not be carried, on in one of the main thorough fares in the metropolis. He did not think the jury would consider it a very great evil toe people oi Whitccbujpel should not hare the opportunity of seeing these exhibitions. If the' defendant carried on his business quietly might ccntinuo to do so, but be must not carry it on in tuch a way as to collect numbers of people, neither must be make such noises as "to disturb the peace of the inhabitants.

Mr. Poland added that the case wa not one in which it was asked, that there should be any punishment, but it ws Talher a civil matter, in which it was desired to have thi question decided. It was contended on tho part of the prosecution that tho case came the rule of law (laid down in the case of The Queen Carlisle (C Carrington and Payne Aiiutobcr of witnesses were called on the part of tho prosecution who stated that the trade in the neighbourhood was interfered with the sbqw. Mr. Pcuczll, in addressing the jury for the defendant, amid the show was one which did not in any way contravene the law.

No unnecessary noise was caused and no obstruction created any more than was occasioned by the numerous stalls and hhows which lined the Whitechapel roed. A number of witnesses were called for the defence who gave eridence to the effect that no interference wa caused to trade in the neighbourhood by the defendant's show. There were a great number of stalls and shows all along the Whitechapel road. A number of tradesmen in tbo neighbourhood had signed a memorial in favour of the show, which was dcscaibcd by one witness as being a benefit to trade, inasmuch as it attracted people to the locality. The defendant was himself called as a witness and cave evidence in bis own defence.

He stated that he had carried on the business for Fotne years and paid a rent of 245 for the premises. He Lad some picture outiide referring to the Whitecbapel murders, bet when hs had notice that they were objected to he took them away, and he had also as tar as possible diminished the His object was to attract persons into tho show and not for them to remain outside. His men did not allow the people to collect outside and had asked the police to help them. The KecokDEK, in summing up, pointed out that tradesmen, who exhibited, their foods in their shop windows could not be proceeded against for causing a nuisance if people stood looking in at the windows, but people who collected in tbe street and caused an obstruction of tbe thoroughfare micbt be proceeded against. If it were not so ho did not know where proceedings of this kind would stop.

Tbe jury retired to consider their verdict, and after deliberating for a considerable time returned a verdict tf Ouify. A man named LlKbLEV also appeared to answer a similsr indictment. The defendant, who is the proprietor of a show in the came neighbourhood, said be admitted causing a little obstruction there once a week. The RtcoRiitr. ordered each defendant to enter into his own recognisances in 100 to cotae up" for judgment if called upon, and said that if the nuisance was not continued they would hear nothing further of the matter.

(Before the CoiUioN' Robert Barker, 50, and Willum BiurBPRr, 24, were indicted for having feloniously in their possession artistes for tho parpose of coining counterfeit money. Mr. Wilmot prosecuted. On the 13th ult. Sergeant Ward, Eoswell, and Vfouse entered premises in Grey street, Waterloo road, and in a room on the ground floor discovered the prisoners actively employed in the manufacture of bad money.

Boswell said to them. 44 You seem busy here." and Barker remarked that they were done' In the room the officers found 17 counterfeit norms, broken moulds, files, and other things used in the making of bad money. In reply to the charge. Barker asked at tbe station, How can yOu charge us with counter leiung surer coins wncn there is not a bit of silver in them The; COXUOX SEJJEA.Xt sentenee.1 tUrk.r tn tdpht years penal servitude and Bradbury to fire years', and he highly commended the conduct of the solice cucers. TUB LATE CROWS 1'RIXCZ RUpOLPB.

A solemn Reqaiem Mas was celebrated ytiterdlj forenoon in memory of the Crown Prince Rudolph, at the. Roman Catholic Church in Farm street, Berkeley aqusre. Long before 11 o'clock, the hour appelated for tbe celebration, the church was filled with spectators, admission being by ticket. The walls were bttng with blaek cloth, on wbieh were purple shields bearic tbe initial turmounted by a coronet in gold, and soma being emblazoned with the arm of Austria. The altar, pulpit, and the sests reserved tor the members of the Court and tbe Corps Diplomatique wero also draped in Uack, outlined in gold, and the sanctuarv wat carpeted with purple.

The aeals set apart for the Royal Princes were covered in scarlet' edged with gold lace. Facing the high altar was placed a magnificent gUt catafalque, with four tall standard bouquet candelabra at the cerners, and 13 smaller branch candelabra grouped around; Lilies cf tie valley, hyacinths, e.ucharis lilies, and primulas, relieved with fern and palms, being anacged in the intervening trace. The creio rail wa of rich purple relvet, fringed with heavy gold buUien, and embroidered in gold. On th top. rrsting on a crimson sushion was a coronet veiled in auie edged with gold, aad at the he aJ of the catafabjue was a shield bearing the Imperial arms.

The pinonnel of the Austro flungarian Embassy were early in attendance, ami showed the Ambassadors, Ministers, and other distinguished persensges into, the seats reserved for them. A fen minutes before 11 the Prince of Wales (representing the Queen) accompanied by Prince Albert Victor anil Prince arrived, and was immediately followed by Prince Christian of Schleswig HoUtein, Prince Henry of Battenberg, the Marquis of Lome, the Duke of Teck, and Prince Victor of Hohenlohe, Hr Majesty Laving expressly commanded that all the male members cf the Royal Family at present in England should be In attendance on tie Royal Princes were the Duke of Abercom, General Sir Dightoa Probjn, V.C., Ma jar General Sir Christopher 'feeidale. V.C., Sir Francis Knollyt, Major General E. Ellis, Colonel Stanley Clarke, Captain Helford, Lord Aithur Somerset, Colonel the Hon. Charles Eliot, and Mr.

Edgar Sebright. The Royal party wero received at the entrance by the Austro Hungarian Ambassador and the jVrronr. of the Embassy, and were at once conducted to their rents oa the left of the catafalque. Tbe Prince of Wales was in tho uniform of the Austrian Hussar Regiment of which he was appointed Hon. Colonel last year, and wore tbe Grand Cross of the Order of St.

Stephen of Austria. Prince Albert Victor wore the unifoim cf tho 10th Hassans, Prince George was in his naval uniform. Prince Henry of Battenberg wore the uniform of the Isle of Wight Volunteers, and the Duke of Teck that of (he 24th Middlesex Volunteers. The Earl cf Lathom, Lord Cbamber lain, Sir Henry Ppnsonby (as Special Delegate), General Sir Francis Seymour (Master of tho Certmoni.es), and Sir Spencer Ponsonby Fane attended on behalf of tbr Queen and Court. Count Scckcndorfl represented the' Empress Frederick, Colonel the non.

William Colvillo repre tented the Duke of Edinburgh, and Major General Sir Howard El phinstone represented the Duke of Con naurht. The Marnuis of Salisbury and Sir Julian Paunecfote, of tho Foreign Office, were also present Among the Ambassadors and Ministers present were M. dc Staal (Russia), M. Waddington (France), Count Hattfeldt (Germany), Rustem Pasha (Turkey), SeHnor Albarcda (Spain), Count dc Bylandt (Netherlands), M. Solvyn (Belgium), Count Piper (Sweden and Norway), Princo Malcoin Khan (Persia), M.

d'Antas (Portugal), Baron de Pencdo (Braiil), Lew Ta Jen (China), M. Gruitch (Eervia), the Marquis de Montri (Siam), M. Gcnnadiua (Greece), M. Domingucs (Argentine Republic), M. Kawasl (Japan), and Dr.

Alberto Kin (Uruguay) also the United States Chsrge 'Affaires, tho Danish Charge d'Affaircs, tho Italian Charge d'Affaires, the Hawaiian Charge d'Affaires, Count Ferdinand Einsky, General Boutourline, SirHalliday Macartney, and all tho members of the respective Embassies andLcgations. The ladies present included Madams de Staal, Madame Waddington, the Countess de Bylandt, Madame d'Antas, Baroness do Peuedo, Princess Gbica, Lady Seymour, and Isabella Countess of Wilton, who were seated on the right of the catafalque. It is needless to say that, with the contrast between the brilliant uniforms of all rationalities and the sombre surroundings, the scene presented was impressive and picturesque. Tbe Right Rev. J.

L. Patter, eon, Bishop of Emmacs, was the celebrant Rev. Father Goldie, dcaxon the Rev. Father Strassmaier, sub deacon end the Rev. Father Morris, master of the ceremonies.

The mass waa sung to a plain chant by Reisseger. The Eyrie was Le Frevost the gradual from Cherubim Requiem," and the Sanctus and Agnus Dei by Reisseger. Tbe last, a lovely composition, is the property of the church. A large and orderly erowdassembledoutside tbe church to witness the departure of the Royal personages, and were afterwards admitted to view the catafalque. IMPjtALE d'AMORTISSB nrvf mum lappUW a AaMtlOTnWBb a ca a.

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TIMES Kir Wn underxtnml thnt a. new morn ins? newspaper (he London edition of tho Nevo Yvrk Herald has just appeared, and that it has this distinctive feature, that it is to be published on every day of tho week. This is a new departure in English journalism which we reeard with much concern, involving, aB it docs, tho loss of tho weekly day of rest to all who aro cmpJoyed in connexion with the paper. Tho Bishops from all parts of tho world assembled at Lambeth last summer gave public expression to their sense of the danger arising from any encroachment upon that observance of tho Lord's Day as a day of rest, of worship, and of relieious teaching," whicli has been so priceless a blessing in all Christian lauds in which it has been maintained." Wo venture, in the same spirit, to express the hope that this new departure of the New York Heruld 'is one against which tho leaders of EnglishEnglish journiflism will resolutely 'set their faces, in the interest both of those who are immediately connected with Use Press, and also of tho still wider circle of people whose Sunday rest will be indirectly endangered by this movement Lambeth Palace, Feb. 5.

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sod ruioes for risweBt abrowL auokiac coacerU ia tbo ksblbitios CslUne sr aude a tpeciU fester. Th rew aaines addrd to Lbe Cora ml ties are Th Ksr' of Crawford sod Uslams, tbe Esrt of Backiofbaa slure. Lord Wsatat cf Lorziare K.CK. Lord Se Itlaqaier. sir Ubarlea r.kk, KsrL.

feir Ousttt Usdsar. BsrL. tbe Uoo. W. ti.

liety Uktckiasoav AdmlrU air KdesrJ IcrWfeiJ, K.C.K.. UOL, C.IU, Mir' sloslrr Motue' WUliai. CTLE, P.CU LU 81rJjae CrlrbeoB Erowse. M.1V r.B.8 Jo.et Harnb. tn.

Ht A. W. hsuos, jjus. Use. Usos, Butbso.

asqj Hvfssvr w. Crookes. F.lt.&. t'rkUiv, lr. lMwaUs.LiUaoa.

U.D 1. Jobs btU LUtX. i)s, V.r.E.L. tbaxrWloihaa In. aad KdnuoJ, Ys'et.

kso. STATE cf MARYLASD, IIJL Not'ce. The QBderslmeJ. Trtssom ot llsrrU will ko to resdlats. brtwesa SUr 1st, in, and Jus lilt.

lZi'. EXCHAMir, st tas offlce of Trrswirer st Aanspob, arrIeHl. or feTS ant Meroh.ntf' Nttioosl Bsok cf teitlaore, WU ot StaryUaJ. CbliTiribaTESof l.tUEHTKUNrsS of tbeBUto of MsryUad. betas of Mm Kitb.B Lam of 112 aetbonzed by tbe Stary Uo At of 14 S.

Cbapter 2.1. dsUd Jury lOt. remU. st to jOmsare lt.at but t. la tM com of tbe Ucitml btaU.

after July 17l9.J, brsrioy lot ntt st tb rm" rt 3 per eretiuu lT oooia. Pf stde ktao iii rld toiaof tbe Vml'jti Statee. tmlSQally. on Jsnnsry lit ukI July lit cf e.ch jr, for Bteranj Hands, or tridrnce iterUaiultbtenseu. usit by tte suit ot UrUl nader tbe Maryland Act of If! Urkr itiastmr ia sscb exCTsnce escb aoasdof ocb slrrrDX lodibtrr a st ifae tslue of our itoUsr and rrau sod uxMd let Um a rent, ba'd rrrtidcstre of ro Srbledue.

J1 MsnUod Act at IUA. Cbsptet XA, are tsunpt from taistioa ty tbe tttsu ot UsryUod. or by scy coaaiy or city sakt Stairs In reskla sadl excbiM frsotrans of iadebtrda lets ia sroosa tbso 1 JO iloilrt sad all diBareocc ia UUrrtt, will and taart settled for in oxsb. STEYESSON AECIIEK. Ties of XsrjUaJ.

RURY LANH. TO DAY. and twice ckflr (Fri JLr stn ttiiietl si est Mix si iinw Blrrtrs teatb sad rrsadest rsatacsTau, Tlia UiJOA iXXUX WOOD AJfD KoilS HUUD AMD UlU USX 1BB I.f TUB WOOD. Harry Klcholls, Herbert CbaeSeO. Ckria Lin Jim Tietar Skevaaa.

Use Leas. rtfaUia ftraa. lslnn.lia. Plen. Ubrau tal Mtsaler.

Ixo, aod Msrry nrse lelowt; re a lvwt, IfactisDattta. Utrtr. MotA, C.nr. cwya, lttac aad isjKrMt Vara so. Meets tj Waits aiajfftur.

llaiUcs by VUdai Kaui Uiuw. A lUQUSTUa HAKIUS'S TB.fTH ANNUAL PAN aroowiactor lis fat eer prlaet LASD of TOYS. Grant Procession BaSet of Tuys and I. aad TUE PAJtADISE of ltlUDi Grand Procaiioo aad BsSrt of tUroa VIOKINO PERFORMANCE ot TUK BADE' cbJdrra sr ad ttted a ball price ra payawnt at tbe douc UNICIPALCOKPOItATIONof POKt LOUIS IT I (MAUR1T1U8L DEBaNTl'KX EilDi Tbe X.tioosl I rju ciU Bask of KuUod. Ubiteil.

il2. Biibot iie t't. K.C, bcrrby tlte Hiee. tlt tbry sr aaiborUrd PAY INTER ST taereoo st ttmstiyvs. sd4 alia tbe lrtnturvs isisbl la Xoadon fsl in doe IStb lebnury, 1S3.

Tb Ii aad Coapcos will be raoirad to I lt.ed tbrae Oars for eramiaatioo. trio y. 1S31 tnd a HALK it CENT. INfCkIBED SlOCkl. prinupal aad ibterert payable in Loodoc, for jC1.317,CO.

TbNt pc.al hktk ot AoitrsUra. 149. Idrtbal(treet. E.C I aulborUe)! ly lbeim1eni(Detl torroeiTe Trndtr. for South Austra lisn TUrre anl a Hslf rCet.t, ascribed amjunt loi to X1.317.SK.

I tin rte au oust auUotuet ty tbe Act of tbe Houtb Ao traliin Frliainret. Na 4' of IttZ. sMnt.d (lb IV roiler, 1st. or tbe eon mct oo of raUaars ao4. waWrworts, aad for olbtr pul.li piuporce.

Tbie lean will uue.l tfKk to te Injcribed at Ueaer. Clya. ftl in. Curri'j snd 67, LrtuberC et'eer, will iar inlcr.it it rateof 3Vi f'ttiil. ler antian from Ut January, 1E3.

Tbe reieLBe. of tbe Colony ot outb Anttralia iU ir liable In reflect of tais aad lbe diridendi tbereoa, and ttw Coeso klatod Favd of tbe Ufiibd Kingdom aad tbeComuiuioneriof Her MaJeetVs Treasary arr tot oirect or indirectly liab or reironaitla lor tbe ptyneut of tbe Stock or of ibe dieidtpds tbereoo. or lur any matter 'nlaiinc tbieio 40and41 YicCep. iS. I'dt cirii and iclriMt are raysU In London tbe laterrtt on tie 1st of Jwj snd let of Jatmary'of each yrar.

sndtba pni cipal at far on tl ltt ay or January. 1S33. lb tnt tlx K. oaths lnteraet wdi ta paiiUt oo the lft uly, lc3i litem wanaots will he forwarded by to the boliers of In acn'xt Btocs. In ice ca or Joiot eecooata tbe aarrant wiuoeror warOed to It lenop rtt naxwrd to tbe aecotus.

asleal initractioos to tbe contrary be nep. Actrrol th attlhottxinz Art may be Iritoeotel st tk cf tbe nr.dinlsi ed. and also a rciT of Ike Act Xt of U3H aatborlrina tee erestm ana irsue or ircrtLrc stars. TeiMiti. will be recejtt by the National lUnk of AostraUsla natil 2 o'clock on Wedoexlay.

tbe th February, when ihry will be opened la the preteace of such cf tbe applicants asrcay then be in atwndanor. 1 Mkk will be ailottrd to the bif beet bidden. vrOTtded the rates off'red sre not below 100 etery jeiOOtrndareM for. Tenders at a 'price iocludinr a fraction rf a ibdlio; other than sit Dror a ill not te neceeaarily acc Lte 1. and ia the rreot of an equality of tedders beyond tbe amoaat of this stock a pro rati dlstrl la.tma tin eucn aenoeis aiu oe maae.

teoder for ai HOC vr fur a tractions! tortion of 120, of I tock will be eoteitainecT. I'ayiaenta snuit be made as follows, viz. 1 1. rer cent, oa appLcauorw 2. A farthtr saxa oa la lb ebrsry, 1213, te led oca th amount unpaid to 76 per cent.

3. 25 1 rr ernr. on 13ih March. 1823. 4.

25 per ceot. on tbe ltth April, 18S3. 5. 25 per ceot, bcin the balaaco, on tbe 14th Mar. 1SS1 ficrip reitificaVs will te itroed afu the taymtnt of tbaitatalaceat due uo the 12th February, aed when (aid io full they will ta txehacreahle at afeatra Ulyn, hlllla.

Came, sod Co 'a far itook. but crip paid up in foil ia auticitaiion may ta inscribed forthwith a Stock aitb tbe dividend current. Ktnrk certlileatea to Wen r. of the Cenovtaation cf X10C 530, snd X1.0CC. with coupons for Ue balf.yratly dii attached.

ill be btainalle Is exrhanfw for Inscribed Mock at Ueaara Ulyn. Uilla. Come, and co pa; mcnt of tbe prtecribed fees, anl tuch certia rates can be rs inacribed aa nock at tbe will rf tae bolder. After payueat cf te instalment the balance may le pa on or after th 12th Fetrgank oadar dUcnunt Ibr rata of 3 per rent, per asauBi, In esse of o.fiolt in tbe payment of any instalment or balaaes at lu roferdale, tb amovcl.tr amount preriously paid wiU he liable to fixture. Fr nns of tender may te obtained at tb odea) of IbaXatioaal 'Bank of AustraUels, or of thenodaraioed.

AETII UU BLYTII. Aeot General for the Goremaent of Bouth So. Yictoria cbtmbars, Westmiaitsr. 3Cth Jaouaiy. 1833.

LOCAL LAN8 STOCK, not redeemaMe before 1st April. 1912. and burnt taterett anUl that date at 3 pr cent, leraanuin. payable quarterly, luu of jJ2.WJ.0W. atiaimuos price, JtlCl per Scot.

Tb Uoe eroor aad Company cf the Bank of Earlaod ie tfotife that they are autborired to rec ite on Tuesday, the 12th of February inrt, licNDEKd for LOCAL LOAXS STUCK, to. be created by tbe Lords Ccmmiaiicnere of Der aeat)'s Tre aary under the WsUonalDebtan Loeal Loaos Art. 1S37. si snd il Vict. o.

11 Tbs Stock will be inicribt in the books of tb Hank ot and ecueulidateJ with the eiutinf Local Loans Stock. Aa rraard security, quarterly payaseat o. dlrlitenda, transmissios of dirUleod wairaats by puat. and enmities frota stamp 'Oty oo transfers. Local Loan Stock 1 on precistly tbe sam fooUng aS Coaa la.

Truitee sre empoaeed aodrr the Act ta Int est In thie Stock. Tbe first Quarter dlTidend on this ieu will be paiabls oo tb Sta April a. it lb iiimum pries, below which no lender will te accepted, has ben fled at ilCJ for rrery 100 of etock. Tenieramnsl le litered at tb Chief Cashier's bffioe. Bank ot Xnilsnd, before 2 o'clock on tb abote tfay.

and a deposit of i prr rest, oo tbe oomioal amount of tbe Slock teo4er4 fur must paid tbe tiai of tb rielirery uf th lender tb deposit must not be oel'iaed io tbe tender. era no allotment nadath deposit win be ratumad. and In the rase of partial aUotmrtt tb balance of th deposit ell te applied towards tb trtt instalment. Traders for oil er than even hundreds of Block, rr st pnew is aludinc tractions of a thUliUa her than eiipeao, will not Ue pref otially aceepteX Tender may be fur lb wkolo rr any part of the aid Htoek. and niuat state wba amount of money will be iten for etery 100 of lbe aaid bfick.

Tender I the ane person at rariou price dm be mad out and drlitered separately. In the event of tbe rece of tenders tt a larger amount of Stock than thai to Uau at or abov tb minimum priori th tender at tte lowest price scceited will be subject to a pro rati diminution. The dates on which the further Payments oa account of the Loan will required are ts follows Fri.lar.tb I't March. io much ai, when added the drpt.eil.wul leave eif bty pounds (aUi Uuc) to te paid for each Lcndrrd puunda of tack Oa Fr.d y. Us IStb March, 1883.

fifOpercanl 1 rv. n.ic.ti u. On Wednasday, May, 188. .0 per test. On Friday, the 14th Juar, US3.

23 1 er e.ul. 1 he ineta'anl may te paM in full on or after tb ltt day of Mirth. 1b9, under diacount at the rateof 1V1 per caul, per.auaum. In tt eaeanf default In tbe paftneul.of any loatalmeot at its prt'Per date, the depuit and Instalaieata prceiotuly paid will be liable to forfeiture. SV riu Certlftratet to taarar.with.

eouponi atUcHel far the dividend payable April snd Sta Ju7 nett, will be iistietl In ex hanf for the trovknonja receipts Tb Rjovk will be icscrib in the Beak books oa or after ith Jear, 139, tbt scrip paid up in lull In anticipation fortb sith luacrited. Applications nail be made upon the printed forms, which may obtained st tb Bask of Entlaud at the Bank of IreUsd and cf Memrs. ul.ee a. ManhalL and lockbruksrs. 4, Lombard Strert.

E.C. Baek of Enslaud. Stb February, 1843. ST, JAME THEATRE. London, to be LET.

Apply, personally, to Mr. Komrr VIUlams, yorfulk baos (avract oi orfolk strei. Tham'ee Kmbankmsot. fTlAKES." Jealousy, doubt, despair, possion, JL upicioo, aad rae all hare their rart to play ia this Imprcaair drama. It la charminfly u.ounted, and is eeitamlr a play that on Hi own merits aad Lecauee of the powerful act.ee it calls forth, dvavtvc to be seen.

Dsily Trlrckph. 1 ARES. Ta'es is a drama constructed with no snd lbbaracMra are Lkik aad natural. Hoaule three n.erits tbera Li uoim tut vivul aud cica powerful acting. Uutnlnf Pu.t.

rilARliS. Tares is well mounted and well arted. I It obtalnod a complete triumph, ant the a itjior aql'tbe irind rl actors were tummoued and ta eumuoncd wuh enthusiasua." Ulobe riVARES. Talk about ilys why. this beats 'cm 1 sllbo low! Uool.

unJ. iKroeat work, intcrcatinc from ttart to finish, poarrul tu p.ita. many chaiactcrs iJm.r.Uy sod naiatently dawu." Rrftie. Jan. 27.

TARES." When the curtain fU tr.c approving verdict iu uoaoiouJ and all the chief perfwruiers and tbe aulaorrta trior aumwoued to the iootlishU. lares was splaudidly aeteU." Sp rUm in riARES is not. only an oricinal.hut a Lighly emotional I drama, witb a blfb and earne purioie. lu eitiiattua in tb tiiir act is one of tbe aul moat muviur that bs ten invented by any modem play wriiht. Weekly I'irpalch.

alAI ES. OPEltA COMIQt Lcssee.j F. J. Harris. Evrr K.eoing.

at I3i. eat sax under clock. Pre cnltd bi, at 8. A. KECL LAK FIX Mr.

Charles Coil.ne. Mr. Si Ueadrir. te. Eiuinaas Manaerr.

Ilei ry UalL UNDKlt the JIIREOTION of Mrs. KENDAL. THE REAL LITTLE LORD FAU.VTLEEOY very aiUr noon. at 3 o'clock. OFEUA COMlWt'E.

rpHE REAL LITTLE LORD FAUNTLKR'Y. J. Mr. ('. W.

Caaa'nge. Oirerdot. eombe. Baiter, 11 u. Mias Mary uorkt.

Helen Liijb. Faaay lifotigb, and Vera Bcriruer. L'usineta Maa; r. U.nrj Hall. fl'IIK REALLiriLF.

LORD FAUNTLKROY. A. MIseVEKA liKRLNUEC, "I iuetal.a. 6a. U.

OFEEA. CJM1QUE. riMlE REAL LITTLE LORD FAUNTLKROY. IKtb performance Til Id A FT FJt OOV. at 3 cioca, tte manatemenl of airs.

Oscar Uennstr. OPEUA COUIvtE. (CRITERION THEATRE. Lessee and Manager. Mr.

Charles Vtf ndhsm. EVtMNJ. st 8 50. STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Mr.

Charles Wyndhsm Ms Uary Moora and Mra Eernaid 1 ere. Freveded bv'w at 8.10, A PRETTY P1ECK OK BColNtSd. Duors pen at 7.4i' CoxhiXc pen Irom 1C a.m. till 10 p.m. Ijfhted tbrousbeut ty electneitr.

STILL WATERS very Saturday, at THEATRE. RUN DEEP. MATINEE Doors opes at 2.3C CaUTEaUOX A VENUE. Manaser, Mr, H. Watkin.

TO tt. U. at and TO NIP.IIT. tl NAO Mdlle. YaaonL Mr.

Arthur Eo'wrts, aal pnvcrtul company. Cotiduetcd by Mr. John Crook. Preoeded. st T.jQ, ty yi IT Doers ota 1.15.

hox offic cpm daily from 13.3d tiL 5 o'clock. 1 elei tooe 3.2U. Moraine performance, doors opea LXL H. EfAlbcrtsoo, ActUa alanxttr. A'lHAMBKA.

The EalUt of I BENE, at 9 o'clock, and IDRALA. at 1150. eVrnorina Levnaoi. MaUcs. Osmo.

Coruani. Spottl, Marie, and VarelM ty Janie Fawn, Harry Raadall, AUo May tue. Uie Siaurv Collin. Curua AJWa. th Urai.Uo.iU Lieut.

Walur Cole, Uete aad Atbaa, the Eoa'ry IUi, Flurri K' laa. aa 1 tb ur.ellooa Atht rroup. Oaoductor, M. Jacobs Open at 1.5 PRINCE of WALES'. Mr.

Horace b'edzer. Lnsr and Uana.r. FrotneUv, Mr. Fdear, Brace lU XlUflT. at al5o'd.

tho tart Rosa lifht Obar Company Ul perform a new opera comiq ie. rnuilel PAUia JOXE3. PlanquttU. ror east are uodrr cioce. Pre.edeJ by.

at 73 JOiUv 8MH11. writt AnhnrLaw, the a.aae by Alfred Caliieott. Muei. al Ihrectsr, Mr. F.

Mtaa elans. rYieesof admission kj usual. Doors open at 7.15 conmenca J.J0 Pa il Joe ft. 15. Hursts Pcr foiosucevrr haturdayat2.3u, Eox odiee opaa daily frota li 4.

i PAUL JONES Carl Roea Liht Opera Company. TO N'ICJHr. at 115. SaaU can be booked three meat's ia ad vans, tlca tfao cpan dady IS to 5. PR1ACX tsf WAXEa Til EATau mKRRY'S THEATRE.

Sole Le see. Mr: 1 Trrry. TO MGHT. at 130 fea tisML fiWECT LAYajf DaE. Meatre.

Edward Terry. Alrwt Bastanv, braodoa rtaooaa. Ke v7lL Beevee Smith, Kant Malta rrlac Miller Meadames U. A. Victor, Cartotta AcUaMs.

Maade MiUett. aed ElaaehaTrlorioct. Openat 8. Carriaco U. htaua.

every Stardar, at 2.33. beat at th LibrarMa tod llox ofio (13 te Sj. Talephons, 2.X2 TerryLi BABES IN THB WOOD. IMPORTANT SinOt Aa a tlitwoal Bos oSew has bo aeaae 1 laaida he tr.tr forts sale 4 tUkeU for the afl rtt os aad rrmiat aa 1 tBeafMrnvrn an 1 rvenui rf ianea of th aeit lay, so that per soairan be altra laj to lmmeiUlrlf. Tbia arraorrseat, br redadar the number wattlar at tbthrr ws ollas (wbiaii le a.wUN'v 01: it eoasfclerably evpaditee the salesf eat V.O.

A few bt aa 1 ataUa are aer.Ur on tola aatil the las: miaest. Chil ir a ntnnviajM CW1 Mmeat St ta UOO ft onlr. Priwe Private OX rr 1 to fi etalM, IT. eirs tfrjat r.wi. 7.

ouwr nwv Ss; ar.t eirjl (iron ni Sa sther wwv aitiLrnr. 3a; pit, 2v; lower rIlry. Krlydr Ua.tsovy, pit. aoiloeir fallary 51. eitra ikixos opeu naly.frjmljtoi.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT OARDRN Leasee, Mr W. rree naa.Thouas. UXLER' GEAX" C1RCU CiiIPaV. teic dady. at 2 sal TJX Prica rt aJiraUaioo ry, IX.

i ampbitiMalre. la. 1 pit aal eravkuds jl stac alalia, la flrti cirs a. 3. i rl tiril.

4a. staUe, 5a. bo te, trout 13 64. to 1 3. rarlrd Jorsopewat lt 'eutrane Hart rraetl to pit aad pro xn ds amahit air and ral ery, SJ.eUra.

Bit offietopea l.fly frisa lj i. al rtnadlrretiJS ot Mr. E. HaU. Nocbarfr tir Actinr Maoaieraod lreiar r.

Mr. Waiter ilooun. Mr. Oeorre Te nts. Uaaical Oirertjr.

Thaatre Brilliantly tUamiaated by tSeihra ia La Jig Coiayan wita cLutert aid tiaadarJ Wenham as etestrolien. ivICE DAILY, the BALDWIN PONY'S DESCENT with th at SEhGLEKi Enor mous eucerea. PARACHCTK DESCENT by the BALDWIN rOXr.atlTKXCLKR d. OVENT 0 A2DE.V. Twice dally.

AHE BALDWIN PONY. Twice daiiy. HEULERS CIRCUS. ROYAL. THE JODRELL THEATKX.

Crrat Qoeen sveet, Loor acae. TO bICHT. at L30. PATTI ttOSa. ttw Aaserxasi Comalisnaa, a BOU.

rcaat rr uxoler clock. At AO. tl ExiCXUiiiECIjRJitR. Loors opra atT HAYMARKET THEATRE. LAST THREE KlO vTSof PTAI.X Owinx to tb remarkabU t'teceu abich bai a' 'id1 tbe rec nt matioce of The Merry wive of Windsor at ttia theatre, Mr.

Tree baa determined to present to th public eerry eveainr Shakespeare's "faenurita comlf, prior to tas rodactaon. at Kaat, of Mr. lirary' Arthur Jonrt new play. tice. Owio to the prodnetioa of Th Merry Wires ofWtadaoroa Saturday eveaiaa, eu, rib, toer will te ilntuiaj rexformaac that day.

LAST THREE NIGHTS of CAPTAIN SWIFT. Lnsee and Msuse r. Mr. IL Beerbobtn Tree. CAPTAIX SWirF, at 130.

by a Haddan Chambera. Preceded, at 72. by ILLS DUCIIrSI OF KAYSWATElT AXD Ct. for cast. under cioci.

lrn at 7.3i b.r oalc open 13 till wber seat from 2s. may be akel, alaj he lessee teiexraoa. Pit cirel (Uu reservedWa. 6d. Xofees.

UAYMARSET THEATRE. THEXTRJ.V ttOTAU DRUEr taANn. lefiwresU Micim. Aoftntii Him trta I TT swasj sa hvu a saT! Harry licr. er Ca spbeX tevart.

tra Stf iSaLeai Onmth Rrua. Andrews. Ut. Pleso. H.axaara aad Harry Payaa MLwae rjm Drv rVMrva wea 1 Marat urey, iAarteria, aad rtarriaU Teeaxas, HAYMARaTET TWEATBX.

Lewe aad Maoa.rr, Mr. IL erVr Traa. TH11 ETENI.m at mCAPTAK HvTIT Mr.T'a M. Maeklia. KmW, railer Metbeb.

Allao. HervaMf. lUrriaoa i BrMkOeU Lady wtta Rie Lade, Mie. rua pes. sal Mr.

Tr At 7.S1 THE DfJCHaVia Or MATiArXit ASOca Mr.BrooidcU.iI Uotenaa, AHELPHI TTtTATKE. A 1.5. GeUe. rVX ProriaHars as I Maaarert. TO Stlir.

at a. THS: II.Y.i.rt. ALLl Mr. Wim Torriss llrart tt Cartwreiit, J. H.

hVrvij J. Sai.v. w. L. AMnhjn.

Eardley Tame. J. Cjre. W. rakia.

Jaeae Eaet. hu ttosaeilr Mewlaoae MUlel. O. tWsals, Q. Et.aA a Dwallej.

aai CUn JkIa. Atlli. TarjeT "wii aaetiase andaaM A aan. C. HadaoaL A.

Metf oed. IL ClUe. Julias a. Careoa. aadCeorie imtt, PRrCS3 THKATXE.

R)U Leaaea. Miss Gnm He thorite; waaaewr, Mr. W. w. Kenr vwv, 1 uana a Croa.

VT. A. LYCXtTX THE kTSE le Lneee aod Jaa Mr. tleory Irrisx Tni3 7.. ACKE rO rtl.WtA Mr Itran Irrint: LaJ, Mti.

Jfija Ed Tjrry MraSlur man. lLavilaad, W.beter Harvey Tjars. ikrtram. Laey, Areaar JTaaton, Rayaor. Smart.

Jvhaaoa. tUiss, Carw. bareuey MasdaSMS Jtarriutt. Saaaaa. Oeoruu(b.

4erv4e. Ivor. ATINEE of CAPTAIS SWIrT, Satorda Feb. IS. at 2.33.

SeaU may now be booked. fTUIE MERRV WIVES OF WINDSOR, Saturday next, at 8 o'clock, witb the east Sir John rIata Mrr Tiee k'enton. Mr. ruder Mellldi Uaater Slender. Mr.

Caarles BmokiMd Mr. Fed. Ma Mackbn Mr. Pace. Mr.

Fred. Harri oo Or. Caiue. Mr. H.

Keable Sir Evans. Mr. Ed'ard Rhtbton Hue; of the CanerJCr. J. 3.

biytbe PbtiL Nrra. BardolphUolloaert of t'aiatadl. Mr. Cnarle Allan. Mr.

Hobtt Uarwonid. vr. Simes; Kbin (KaiatalT. Pafel, Mia Aylward slmpl Iservant to Slender). Mr.

Charles Dodsworta JxX Rubr (servant to Caiatl. Mr. K. Lrfe Mutrvu Y. rd.

Miee lUcrietra Lladiey Ml. tree Page. Miss Ruee Leeiere. Anae Pare, Mrs. Trca Miatrea Vuickly, Mrs.

Edmund Music by Arthur cUllieao. also by ftto Nieotatant HaKlltoa Clarke. Kew aeen ery by Mr. Walarr Jnhnstooe. Seviv may now bookavl at th thestr aal Utararias.

UAYMAREET THEATRE. WEDNESDAY MATINEES. MASKS AND ACES. TO UAY. Tab.

S. and Wednesday aaxt. reb. Uat a Triplet, Mr. Vane, Mr.

V. Maekha Sir Charlaa I omaniler. Mr. IlrwkSeM Coliey Cihber. Mr.

W. Farrea. jua. Ouin. Mr.

Charles Allan SaarU Mr. U. KemUe Soaper, Mr. llarriaen kunlock. Mr.

Fercaeal Clart Mr. Mislrrs Vane, Mrs. Tree; Kitty Ubve. MU Mariel Aubrey; Mrs. Triplet, Mu M.

Johnaton Pew Welhczton. Stn. rteensrd steer: Svat may now be bokrd. lI tf MARKET TILEATU. CAPTAIN SWIFT.

LAST THREE NIGHTS. HAYMARKET THEATRE. DELPHI. THE SILVER FALLS, TO NIGHT, t. at ta.

A DELI' HI. A. and S. Gatti, Sole Proprietors and Uaaaaers. TUE 8ILVER FALL a new and orttiaal tram, ty Oe irse aim and Uenry PetUK, wiU be performed TO lilltT.

at 8.1 Box ogcaopenoaily.I3to5. A DELPHI. THE SILVER FALLS, Mr. J. WILLIAM TERRI4S: Messrs.

Cartwriskt. J. L. train. J.l.

Baverid L. Ablogiaa. J. Caraei, VY. Erskla, IL RuraaU.

E. Turner, James East. Tu MOHT. A DELPHI. THE SILVER FALLS.

Miss MILLWARD. Mia OU Mies a Esmond. Mia A. lteir jfie. ao.1 Miss Clar Jecka TO MiUHT.

at 8.0. The toeair ll.hted by electricity. Doors opea 1,0. Faro at 7.15. PRINCESS'S THKATRE.

Sols Lessee. Mia Grace Haataorse: Manoer. Mr. W. W.

Keilr. r.ach eteaiaz. at 7.45, HAMLET. Lui fcur o'ghlr. Xathuslastie reception of Mr.

Wlasoa Mis Eaa lak. aod company For particulars ot cast mm und. clock. Seat at the box olbc (Mr. A.

Frieb open daily front to i. end at all tb liarar.sav Dour opaa 1.15, conuaenca at 7.451 Free list suspended. MR. WILSON BARRETT asHAMLKT. Last fsuraiabta.

The Theatre lay. "Mr. Wilson Earrati'i v.raio of Hamlet is deaUaed become th actinx rcrsioo ot th tre. Pkl.SClJ8a THEATRE. LADY OF LYONS.

TWO SPECIAL MATI CUads Malnott. Mr. Wilson Barrett Pauline. Mia Eaatlaxe XO DA adneMlay eh. (, aad Saturday nest.

Feb. 9. at 2.30, Turaday next. Feb. 17.

production a new drama by Uall t'aic snd Wtlaori Uarrttt, ecttled Xiood Old Time. lsox now opra lor Cood Old Timee. PU1.SCE63 8. 7y ACBETH, Mr. REKRY IRVING.

JADa MACBETH, Miss ELLEN TERRY. MACBETH. At 7.4S, Mscbeth. Overtur, Pre luJes. and Incidental Mas! br Arthur Stdliran.

Bof oflte (Mr. J. Suiat) open lj to 5. 'Seats can also be touted by ketter or tefeff ram. Larruges IL LYCKUM.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. GRAND ENGLISH OPkRA. uoler the d.rectioo of Mr. ValeiKia Calfe'( rouiaabe opera. TUK IA)1IEMIAX CIRL, TXa NIilHT, at I IXna Clara Perry aa Arline, aad Ur.

Yalcutiiia Suiith as TbadJcva Full orchestra aad eborw. COkducUr, Dr. Jno. hloror. usual Box olbc now opatu STRAND TnEATRE.

Proprietor, Mr. J. S. Clark. Manaser.

Mr. W. lhfc TaXUlMT. at 9.1S. under tha 4mmediate unrnieiua of Mr.

Wyndha will produced farcical romejy eotiliea Tilt: 1UIUUUK, Ly i. tl. Daeatey and la, anv 111 Irnu. Prrrwlcd; at. r.U.

by F. W. Urncuhtais eoaclietta of KCTIfs KuMAM E. Bov oCc 10 to i. Price: Private botee.

1 Is. to 3a. stalls, 1C. td. tkeae circle, tav upper buses Ireeervedk 4.

pit, 2 falUrr, Is. G1A1ETY THr ATRE. L'ssec and Manvr.Ueorra EJearuea THIS r.VKNIXO, at 8.34 FATJST CP TO DATE, ty Uea R. ma and Henry Pettitt. muaia Meyer Lutz, Prodnad by Cbarle Hairia Prrcaded bj FIRST MATav.

try atuhard HeVry. lXort epaa ai 7.15. ORNING PERFORMANCE of FAUST UP TO DATF. haturday next, at 2.JQ. OAIETX.

AI GLOBE THKATRE. Sole Lcee. Mr. Richard M.n.U. TU IHHT.

at 145, STOOP TO CO.SUUER. I'lvcrded ty, at 8. EDITH A', 4 MDRiilAK. Mr. Lionel tlroi.b a Ti Hurrlar.

faturai kexl. Feb. School forScndal Mia Kate Vauf an a Lady Tearle. t'poa tlM return to this thea ot Mr. MabOelX early next month, ohaketpsere'a traa aly Richard ILL.

will be played. A LICK IN WONDERLANIV LAST MATINEES. Dream Platy r.8 by Mr.WallrrSlaushtrr. Lnaer; tae dlrectiua ot lbe author aad Mr. Edgar li nice.

In conaevtuente of Ih taken by tbe Scuil Loard of Laod tlrae rlonraoa will ces after Saturday nett. Specta rrices fur children under 12 iUU, Sa. 6d. tree circle. 3s.

even afternoon at 2.30. Ijo open' 2. Hole Lraeet Mr. Manaleli i OLOBE THeATKE. tsur rformance.

V7 AUllEVILLE. Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. Thomas Ttome. THAT IXKTOE CIPID.

TO SlonT, at 8.50, a rew factasti cotLedy, by Rotert Buchanan. Mr. Thoma Tl.orne ard YauUevilie eomiaU'y Caat under eloet. THE POEf at i Doors open 7.31 Hoxudica open lir to ATINEE, THAT DOCTOR CUPID, aiA anJ every baluraUy. Ov.rture at Z.3X vaudeville.

Saturday Great sucoaas CEYaTAL PAr.AC. THIS AFTESMXJX. at 3. oraI Pantomiat. CIXDF.RCLLA.

undeediractloo nf Ocar mU Messrs, EJeari Riekton. CI ace J. Uacue. and Joss Auu TaerMaa. r.

D'Aaoan. Mary Riahtoo. kUU Yito. Aay UUn. aad aUuh Hraea.

OLYMPIC THEATRE. THLS EVZXnTll. at S. Grand EnrUab iipara. THXBOHKVIAir Ctrtt.

Miaaea Clara Pry. Anotd. and KUa V4dae Me awa. IL Victor. Richard Lar.smar.

E. Mo3er. Geo. Maun. Uarvex.

Fairy, and Valentine 8rr.it. ROYAL STKAJfD TTTEATRZ. Manaser. Mr. WiEiaa liuck.

THI3 SYEXiyO. st 15. THE HALLrOX Mesera. AJred Maltby. Porbea Dawson.

Raaemuad. Watlaker. HerbM. and Cidden Mesdsma Terrs. ML'l r.

Idnry, snd ILa Saker Pre. ordrd. at 15. ky RUTHS HOMAilUZ Mr. Walter Seerard.

Mr. Forbes Dawson Mias Roe Sakr. GAIKTY THEATRE. THIS ETEXINCat TE F1HST MA TK as ta rut vtw To DAT: ills Ploreoca St. ho.

Mle V. Ca aerae, Meaa M. Illi rtoo. Miva r. Robina.

Mis J. Miss Price. Mi M. Jone. Mkw P.

Laeey. Mssa A. Yottoc as K. Orwrida. Mua M.

Wtlmoe, Mm M. Love: Mr. E. J. Loaaco.

Mr. IL Parker. Mr. lloaa. Mr.

E. Uaalaaa, Mr. Q. Stooa. GLOBE THE ATTH.

Sol Leaee, Mr. Richard MaasS tl TO at A45, SHE 8TOOP3 TO OfQTJES Mr. Zioaat Brrauh. Mr. WiHiaas Urroert.

Mr. D. H. Harkiat, Ma J. T.

Huthvao, Mr. Burrow, Mr. GroesatCM. Mr Prankao. Mr.

Steusrv. i Miaa May WhiUy Miaa Eat Ho.lena.Mie White. Mis Bartaa, At 8. EDITUAS BCRGLAJt. VAUDEVILLE THE ATRE.

S.U Lessee aad Maaanr. Mr. Tboeaa Taorss. THIS KTEXUR. at ISA THAT DOCTOR CUPID.

At T.S, TUB POET. Mr. Thorns Tharn. Me an. Cyril Maavie.

Fraak (iilW maee. SocU Pajdca, J. Yhewtman. and FrwS Thora niaaee Fanny Rober anta. Dotoraa Draaseaoad.

Asaia Irish, Marios Lea, Maander, and Wiatfrec! Emery. 4c HAYOY THEATRE Proprietor aid Manaeer. R. tTOyty Cart. xmi EVEXi.v.1.

at us. ciTAao: or. The Marrraiaa and hii hlavl Maaera.Uw9rre Qrtxeaailh. Rlcaard Temp. W.

H. Deoay. Shiriey. UUbert. anl Counice Poaala; Meedamea GeralJioa Clmar.

tnl Bond. K. Hervay. aavl JCoetn Braadraov At I.2C, MR. JARRAMItTH GESIK.

TOOLTTS TilEATRE. aoi Lessee and Msaaawr, Mr. J. L. Toole.

tTO.311 m.TMasTgsi Mr. J. Teol: Me arv Joa WaalUad. Lowa. Wileoaw Lrtaow Urer.

Braatsa. iluan. Eruattoac. and aaaltow, Ueadasu atat PailUaa, Kavily TPy Jotasg. Lotxa.

B. Wslsal. P. Mars Tail. At 7.4 Lf awaaVaf JL3 JL ITJO A.

OPERA COiligUE THXATXt. Leaeea. J. Harris. Under the Manacmat ot Mrs.

Oscar Ber! nrrr. wTO NIGUr. at 133. TARXvi Mr. J.

Poeba Rort; Msavs. Somerset. Caaoiaz. rlsouria, iisa, Qrahanve: Maw slate Rorke. Misses Collette, MadxDetA.

MuritUs. Mr. X. Pkalaa. Mia Kirua oa.

At 8. A RXOULAR FIX: Mr. a CoaUe7 Mr. X. Hendrir, Ac COURT THEATRE.

FTriators. Mrs, Joan Wood aad Mr. Arthur CauAtifa, TO MGHT, at I. MAMMA Mr. Arthur Cecil.

Mr. Charles Groves, Mr. Erki Laiar. A. Cathcart; Mia A.

Huxhaa. Mis rLljrpi. Mis Caldwcu, Mia 8ro(B, aad Mrs. Jobs Wood. PreVaSed.

aid. Vy COX AND D. Brand. Mr. Lata, aad Mr.

F. i'axrttv CQMXDT THEATRE. THI3 EVXMXO. st UMCLES AiiDACTfrS Meatrv.W.11. Peeler; T.

a Warns, Wilfrid Drsyooct, W. F. Hawtrer. E. Alias Ayneswurth.

A. a Andrews: Mlraas Cissy Drahtuaa. Maris Daly. Carrdlaa Eltnn, Rat Le. Taos Feathaeatoa.

Preceded, at tar lEMIL Mr A. O. Aadrww. ktr, Mormaa Best, Mc X. AHaa Ayaasworth, Mist M.

Hardiaea. ROYALTY THEATRE, reach Plays. Sola Masasr. Mr. M.

L. Mater. TO DAYt.atZ30.arad TO MIOrTr. at X3U, JACQUES DAXQTJX, play tn on act. A LAMOHT DC DUC DXSGHIES.

ptsy three taMeenr. by tj entire amuny cf ttw TaAatr Libra, Parii CKI E8IOSF THEATRE lae aod Msoacer. Mr. Caarla Wyndhaa. THIS EYEX LNili a ISO, STILLWATER RUM DEXP Mr.

Jba. Wyadsam. Mars. IL Standee W. Blakeley.

Yaasstln, r.rt kll M.ry Moore and tfn BMnard Bwt Pieteied ky. aia. 1 PRETTY PIECE OF HUHISTjSH. Doors opaa J.46. AYX2TCE THEATRE.

Maturer. Mr. H. Watkin. TO DAY.

at 2. and TO a Eld, KADQT Mies Aaato Halford, Mist Bailie Tamer, MU Merrill. Mats C. Graham, aad Mdlle. K.

D. Ward. J. Tsptsy, Alae Harah. aad Arthur Roberts.

Preceded, at 7. XL by Mias Cams OoU. Malford Meaera. GoBal. Ursttas.

Aa at 7J3 PRI5CE OP WALES' THEATRE. Less sad Msoanr. Mr. Hone 8edrer. TO XIOHT.

at IU JO.NEJL PWiaeSed W. JOHN' 4M1TU. MieeaiAraM UaaUnva, rbrUla rtroahtao. Ess Cutler. St.

Cyr. Jesaa MiS. aad Mies Wadaaaa Mmstb. Harry Monkhour. Henry A blry Ttmpiar Sax.

Albert Jam, Gaotx Prsttoa, aad Fraak Wyatt. TERRY'S THEATRE. Role Lea aad Maaarar. sir. Edward Terry.

TO NIGHT, at tJl BWEET LAVXSDER atasart. Edward Terrr. Afrrd RUbOP. Inaaos tkooai, F. Kerr, U.

tine Bmltn. Meal Matthews. Priaee MUler; Meadama M. A. Vletae.

Cartotto Add Soo. Maod MilleU. and Elaacas Horlock. Aattac Mansssr. Mr.

H. T. BorkwaH. JODRELL THEATRE. TB13 EYEXTNO.

a LJO. BOB Fasti Race, Mlaeaa M5aaU, Carew, Brssona. Lawranee. Aa Measrs. Marriay Duaaa, Panaa, Meads.

sight, Fr eud. Ac A17.45.lia OME RoUJlD TBA CO EN Est; Meaera. a.l and War, earn. LYRIC THEATRE. fWe Proprietor aod Maoarvr, Henry 3.

LeaOa. TO nCHT. at Hi DOROTHY Mm. Eras Otapay. Kaasseres.

H. CoeenaT. P. Nertlle. and sat Aazards Meeara Bes Daries, Furaeaus Coo.

Arthttr WaUlama, John Le Usy. w. T. tleeaaw, ana l. xxsyaea was.

at I.JU, 1 Xw KlaaWta WARRAJflXi) CJAVOY. ProDrietorand Vanazrr. R. D'Oilr Carte THIS EYEMNii, at 115. Ih new and orirnl over in two 1 1 i i.

i OFTtlEGUAtlr: or. Tbe Morryman and his rreeedad. at cy uaiiav tooroitt at SAVOY THE YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, VORMNG PXRFtalUf AN CE every Saturday, at 2 3a Door open al2.U tOKthce open cootiauouaiy from 10 a.m. to lLCp.m. npOOLE'S.

THE DON. Mr. J. L. Toole.

Er zx, jl avveninr. at r.juh sr, tin Mrs. uennaa Menvale sncc saful cmet'y. tn three acU, THE DON WZi Uoie). Mr.

J. L.Toae.Meirv. JWil uuiin.ton. reuaoo, uowne.iv tircy.lunPn.uunn. aodbhelton; MraJasse Kat Thorna.

Kiiia Johnato I. Lvsaa, B. Wulieiey. Pravad at 7.4a. DkAK AS A POST.

Box oce now 11 to Doors oiaa 7.1a. Moroitw Per. twmauce Bamrday BCXf. AI 2, The oa. At 4.1 by epeUal request.

in aie rraava air. nprargins, atr. tToaU, rpHE DON. "Laujhter is contiououvJlDd merriment unireraaL' YUe Morning Poar. TOOLE'S.

apOURT THEAt RE. Pro pr aton. Mfs. John Wood ana air. Armor cattiie zti.

voor open st 7.4k, eemeacac at 8. lwx o'wo Iro to li Telephone 3,031. 1 Every aveniaav MAMMA (li2d srformocek COURT THEATRE. Mrs. Jolm Wood.Manaseress MAMMA every ereniui LAST W'EKKS of In eoruaquerte of th aasmt with Ur.

and Ur. Kcnfial to appear in Mr. Pwrro's comedy The Weaker Say, Hamma caa ot ty nww ta plaied foraamtted ramber of nista. MAkbMA.TO MGfT.atl Mr. Arthur Cecil.

Charles tlrovea, Mr. Knc Lewi, ktr. R. Oalbcart; Mta A uap llunke. Miss Pibpia.

Maas Maraasxa Caldwell. Mir it Brovuh, a Mrs. Jon Wood. Prrcede l. av o'clock, ly COX AND BOA.

In wfeca Mr. Deane Brand. Ma. Lu aod Mr. P.

Frrea will appear. MORNING PERFORMANCE of MAMMA, jpQMEDY THEATRE! TO NIGHT, at 9, a new ardent enaeey. In I here acta, eotiUad UNCLES AND AUN rs by W. Levtooq snd Waller Eeerard. For special cast fra aadet chics, rrccawau ay, at a.

It.au SL, If wrrome. Bi aaanacer. air. a. r.

sraOy. MR W. S. PEN LEY. Ererr Evrnisg.

Ona rrntmaoae roar biacbter. UICKW1CK. Dn. Tjat r. fj.ntita writfan AT Lurnaad.

an eoearoaed ty Edward ScaWmaai. CaaracSev by tar. Arthur Ccri.Ur. Rutland aarrinjtara. and Uta Lolti Vena Max.ntacotunwcc.nr Tbardiy sext.kebrsr Tth.

at ltt COMEDY UNCLES AND AUNTS. MATINEE Sattrrdar Bait, at 3 a'cloca. CXIMKDY THKATXX. ROYALTY THEATRR. FREWCn PLAYS.

Sole Maaajar. M. Maier. Tu at a 3a LA MOKT DO DLU DE.NUIUXh. mcedad by ACmtEB DAMOCB.

MtSia. That ray, at 7J0. CIRENCH PLAYS. LA WORT DO DUC X1 irxxaiucr nd jacqceb damocx. to dat.

a jo. and TO NIGHT. 1.30, 7KENCH PLAYS. LA MORT DU DUC JT UKNCHI CX and a OUTJES DAMOUtC TO X1GHT. aad every eventst; thi awek.

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