The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-10 00:00:00

HAYMARKET.

Mr. Sothern will terminate his present engagement with
Mr. Buckstooe in the early part of April, when he will
proceed to the provinces for the purpose of giving a still
wider popularity to his famous impersonation of Lord
Dendreary. Oa his temporary retirement from the Kap
market stage, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wigan will commence a
short Boson, extending from the 20th of April to the 4th
or Utk of Joss.

STRAND.

A light and pleasant coruediette, by Mr. Wooler,
was successfully produced at this house last night, under
the title of A Fara Heart which did win a Pair Lady.
The proverb which Mr. Planchi has treated dramatically
with so much wit and gram is here shown to be false by a
very agreeable little story. Two pupils of an old professor
are is love with the same lady—one of the pupils being
wild and impudent, the other steady and modest. The
lady, who seems well able to take care of her own interests,
discovers the demerits of the first and the merits of the
second by means of an ingeniously contrived disguise, and,
of course, the modest MIA is rendered happy to the discom-
fiture cf hie rival. The dialogue is level, with a few points
here and there, but the characters have nothing in
them that is new or unfamiliar. Miss Eleanor
Button, as the young lady, played with greet spirit,
while Mr. Belton' and Mr. Yarealle, though rather full-
growu pupils to be outwitted by a girl, Mowed good stage
tact as the impudent and bashful lovers.
Mr. J. W. Ray had a little part of a grave professor,
which be made the most of by sterling eating.
The acme of this little piece is laid in Holland, and the
costumes and scenery leave nothing to be desired. The
management is deserving of the highest maim for the corn.
pletenma with which every drams—large or pat
upon the stage at this theatre. The author of the come-
dietta coca honoured with a cell at the remission of the
piece.

Rarasearranon or Donne—At the annual
general meeting of the Dahlia Conservative Registratioa
Society, held on Saturday, at their roma, Oollsgegreen
Moor K. Besiostoe Smith in the chair. Sir Edward Grogan,; I
M.P., aanoonced hie intention of retiring from the reprenen-
ninon of the city of Dahlia at the rod of the present paths-
' meet. It W understood
el undetood that Sir Edward Gragan'sreeo-
Intion to resign bar seat on the next dissolution of
• parliament wee final and conclusive. the maw of
Benjamin Lee Guinean, Eaq., wee submitted I. the
meeting ea his eucasseer, and well received. A 03131-
mit tee cm immxliately nienisated to diner up a requisitioe
to that gentleman, whieh has already obtained a Inge
number of influential signatures. Sir Edward Grogan has
been member for the city of Dublin mimes the year 1841,
and has unflinchingly served the exiserystivecause with the
utmost ialuetry and enaction in his clam Ia parliament
He des manfully fulfilled the high sod besot:rabbi trust
that was plated-in him, sad his retirement from the »pre-
seatatios of Ilse city is ea evict whieb will he repotted by
every cue el the semerystive electors and the pablie at
large. --4111111141Cre Nan-Leeter.
Ti. lune Balaton Yunnan& —The bill intro-
! dared late the Hoses of Commas by Mr. M'Mahom,
Colonels Dumas sad Preach, mid Mr. Leagfield, to triad-
Ws the law of Ireland as to salmon Wiwi= to that of
Zeateed, hes bees printed. It contalue 21 draw sada
dart ishodals.