The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-19 00:00:00

DRAMA.

NATIIABIZT.
Last amiss a performs'" took piece st this
theatre for the beselt of Kn. lisesamere, lormerly a
favourite esteem at the Olympia Theatre, wider the
aawjr
meat of Madame Yearn. The astertalameste
aHisud of
a Weeders of please groaned for the oesesioa sad was sup
ported by the abilities of Mr. Asdersoo, Mr. Leigh Ninny,
Mies Costume, aid other ladies sad goatkimes. is &diktat
to the sompasy Washed to the thetas The eigeet of the
Wasik as stated by its promoters—Noters Minkwell sad
Antsdelute—was to primers a small isdepeadates tx Ms.
hisoassiera, daring the ressaieder of a life whisk already
nemben 70 leers. The amassers of the beam ealidestly
shorted that, zitherists so logger capable of emaalag the
ctie,llre. ilaesamera is still bald Is &tabbed Itetstes-
The followho slaves writtea for the ossesies by Nr.
Albert Smith, was darned by that gentlemas la the souse
of the maim'
I have ere tale, hied Meads, to tell taslght
Of Ithise•boat travelling or glaciers bright;
No headiwork of Beverley to show
That awkward weeks es the Oread Piston.
I simply mese a Okra Am thine
Byer the fires M ollsormietertsses woes—
800 h. eseeetithiso to MeV,
WiSteh soy set be Adam isyea all.
Whoa Voids, at the height slime mews,
Ti Wyek•drest drew the fashionable Sews,
Aad gisedits made the obi Oiympie risg,
la ear hot days, whets int James Blasi was kiss :
Whoa William Fames played " The Country figeire,"
Aid Rama Money set am Mane a in;
•
Whoa Orger charmed se with her power sad trim!),
And Viaisfs swills stags with ooreetsal youth;
Whoa Linos showed that drellest if
all heeds,
Avid mat his beaten sereasstag le tir beds—
Wo all resataber is these palmy doge
The sloe ski lady of three eitessiag ploys.
Lad later, wises the Khig of Fairy Lae—
Bearlkeegre el the Cottatess d'Assie stem
Os Comalbgaries's stage was gnat es tell
BS ?miss et them tales we loved se well
Windsor me Oat old llseess, se I=ef andhlatis
Or *NM lin olio was set in
Or setimer, weeded by Mose wesesholl boys,
Mom sad Ileatee Toosplesers, abets joss
was litsbrier se sosit &oak
f:71.1 kieeveseressedews--atUi oar Mend was there.
Asd lady, in Mot foregoes oteseeless—
Tie leaky, file tared, ap sad-dews Lyseans—
ki siliseno:i2athat dsuil.g page,
Where ell the , ales I wee es to* step
We wlie it was that tried .
GB roost beti two lodger avid%
Ted skewed ism aelsiweresi hod.
Test alit was Bono lest mos Coss Med.
To oweewar Ask old friend is her sit es%
A Now appears se sight epos the stage
With Selo Madly pnifered to the task,
That te ehMis it we had slum souk;
Per high or low, is se elms will you lei
Beek wood optoothi Win wink oembined,
As
owe
those Moraine eiseeptive powers
We owe so wry of ewe belptest boom
Thep bel ass elf imay wee, wises, like the wind,
Thar hiee wal gras—sea leave a Mee beaded
Deentst, eves Is that swamies 61/111
Wittiest the apeagles—aged arta beaks. MR
*st the peer player else sederststode
now*/ o&f tbesenver• sesame hose,
Wks Vireo his dub bone throw o lay Id
Din* sea stools es pow boil teiefghts

stars or sr. surnsuw's ONVIOITAID, 1101.b01X.
The Cum Cumin read the following letter frees the
Seezetary of State tor the Home Deparusent, to whom the
report of Dr. Intherby, upon the aabjestAndrew's
Charehyard, was named to be um at the last sous.
" Whitehall, Dumber 13, 1856.
" f4,-1 am directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to
Ifilmorsiedio the receipt of your latter of the 12th Jest., and
Ins waskssra, gad to estrus bb regret sad disappointment
at Wise that the sew City Banal Gummi has not yet bees
'posed, she was informed go lea/ ego as the 18th of last
Much by the City Bessembraarer, is augur to au
inquiry, he had addremed to that ease, that it would be
completely sesuanted sad opened for au in the swath of
Jose, end that should circuoutesees imperatively require
it, • patios of the ground might be ready in • mouth's
time bus the date of hie letter. Sir George Grey doss sot
understand the City of Undo& Burial Board to have made
sap spends applioatios to him as the subject of the differ-
SKIS whisk appear to have arises as to the fees. bet il the
I board have any sack to make, it will receive his early
[ ettestion.
With mearskto the report es the state of the churchyard
of St. Andrew's, Holborn Sir George Grey finds that the
time for elegise the church said was eateaded by order in
concern, bearing date the 13th September, 1864, until the
City banal ironed should be St for see, the abet of which
would be that if the City. Burial Grimed had been opened
for *se Si iatiaipsted, this shorekyard would have bees now
glued. As so definite time is sow flied for optimise the
City Banal Ground, Sir George Grey has directed one of
the Inspectors employed seder Os Denial Astalimmediately
to visit the shareityard of Sala% Andrew's, Bothers, aad
upon his report each measure will be adopted, without
delay, as an reviled to prevent the soutinuasee of each
evils as, from Dr. Lithe/re report, appear to saint from
the sondities of this okurebyard.—l am, W. our obedigat
Gaunt, (Signed) W. MANZI.
" To Joseph Daw, Ileq , Clerk to the Couraissiesen
of Sums, Guitd
Mv. M. 1.. Tar*—Cossidering the data et the two
litters it =ski appear that the view takes by the fieeretary
of State IN the Homo Department has operated very
etroegly epos the arebbmeen's deeislem. (How, beer.) I
just now gave the archdeacon credit for yielding to the
public nimbuses% but I am very glad to fiad that there
pu
is • Home Secretary who feel molt bear
lie ea iaterest
to in the
public health, as to hiders him to bring its
wben there is laxity on the part of others la tarrying out so
summary a meesure for the health and cansfut of the
*biome of Leedom. (Hear, hear.)
The Ca/Lamar —VI e must endeavour to obtain • us-
limes with the Home Secretary apes the subjest of the
feu, the male of whisk must cave his approval. As
themearchdeagoe has essagated to the eoseitoratioa of the
anmod, I thick we should direct the sommittes to see Sir
George Grey epee the 'abject of Use fees.
Deputy Ancillsrolt—b it sot seeaseary that we should
make the off.r to thus who represent the shaggy beton we
p to the Home remains
Y ?
Mr. Daw—The qiios of the fees to the clergy ains
precisely where it was. Sir George Grey has asksowledged
our commanication of the 9ds, requesting • eonference,
sad is the reply he wishes to be tabloid wbst proposal
the board desire to make before the tete:view takes plain.
Mr. H. L. TATLOI—Let se have the report of the to
mimeo read. end thee we shall see what it egistalas.
' Mr. DAM theta read a lengthy report of the (mprovemout
1 committee epee the subject of the berial fess, sad the
I gement ansuggenests eseinuted with the eareetery.
Mr. Wzarsoins—Mes the eoSiraitter et ell Web lateen.
elderatioa the sweat of •0111AILIISS 01) be 'Bowed te seder-
takers ? fLaughter.l
lb. T. R. Hats—Comadesios fur what ?
Ur. Wurrionia—For bringing Osmium to the burial-
pound. (Laughter.)
lir. T. 11. HALL—Chen I suppose the beet tides for this
beard to do, is order so get baginees. would he to give •
greater ennuat of sosigaimio• *as anybody else ?
Mr. VIIIM.IDI —Tee • of souse.
Mr. T. H. Mat.L—Can.thare be say usember of this beard
an advocate of tbe system of beim peruse to bring inuisse•
to their burial mead ?
Kr. WIITIIBIDIr—Ifos west buboes, and it is • knows
fact that it is douse.
Mr. T. H. BALL—AII Ima say is, lam perfectly
sure that this board will toleration& a system. (Hear.)
Ti.report was then adepteL
Wert, aster Suing sevegal of the esensetom for
eleambig the streets sad thoroughfares for &ogled of duty,
isdioenboa•