The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-13 00:00:00

MUSK' AND THE DRAMA.

The extra performances at Her Majesty's Theatre
are drawing to a close. Five more repress:Watkins will com-
plete this stroceadol step towards the establishment of a
winter opera.

Mr. James Anderson and Miss Elaworthy are en-
gaged at the Drury-lane Theatre, and will make their ap-
pearance on the 22nd inst., in the play of Clouds dad 4.06-
shine.

On Thursday next Mr. Hudson, the Irish come-
dian, appears as the " Irish Anatemador," at the Haymarket
Theatre, which ho repeats during the remainder of the week.
On the lame evenings Mr. mad Mrs. /Lesley will appear in
Mr. Ozenford's fame of Pair Kaiak

Miss Helen Faucit is engaged to play Lady Mac-
beth at the Lycetun for six nights, Thursday next being her
first appearance•

Mr. and Mn. Barney Williams make their re-
appeanuice at the Adelphi on Monday next, in their
favourite pima, The Petry Circle, Yankee Courtship, and
The Latest frogs New York.

The Maiylebone Theatre will be offered for public
sale by Mr. Robins, on Tuesday next. The proprietor has
made an arrangement by which possession will be secured to
the purchaser at Lady-day, and facility given to commence
the new management at Rester.

Every one (says the Atheneum) will regret to
hear that Herr Ernst hay withdrawn from his professional
mew for the present, by severe indisposition.

We (Leader) are glad 1 to earn that the Summer
Matinfes of the Musical Union are to be given in the new
Bt. James's Music Hall, a noble edifice, which has been
rising like eischsabneut under the magio wand of that
Mead& Prospero, Mr. Owen Jones. Rubinstein, who has
been dividing the laurels of Vienna with Piatti, will awe
racwe be the lion of Mr. Ella's summer sseeon.

The following have signified their intention of
belng present at the mammy of the Dramatic, liquor
trim, sad Musical Sick Fend Armistice:—Harbert In-
gram, Esq., M.P., Tent Taylor, Esq., John Osanford, Esq.,
Shirley Brooks, seep, J. Ifetiewa, Esq., Mark Leman,
Eq., T. P. Cooke, Esq., Berney Williams, Esq., Nelson
Lee, Eq., J. Johnson, Nag., to.

The following amendment will be proposed in
mamma, ow the Church of Embed Spacial Services BSI,
by Lord Pawnurs :—" That wherever there are or may be

A junior Etching Club has lately started. The chapels or chapel eihoola or rooms est apart in forts, kewradcs,
members are, Mears. Luard, Harwell, Smallitaid, Marks, Or camps within the United Kingdoms of Ragland and
Reedier. Clark, Halliday, (Isle, Solomon, Severn, A. Lewis, Ireland for the perfiamenot of divine worship, it shall be
Re., Re. lawful for the bishop of the dimes within which such chapel
Mr. Frith, we (Atheneum) hear, even at this crisis or chapel school or Seem is Waded, on application from her
of impecuniosity, has sold his Epsom Race pion= for the Majesty's chaplain iremnd the lam", to grant to the
momams sum of 3,0001. mowing sketch sad copyright. chaplain or usistant chaplain appointed to nab fort, ismeek,
The Hagherkati are ecstatic about the glories of Mr. Phil- oramp,his Um.°toPed°ll° divine service In **mil
lipes are pieture--"TheDying Contrabendista." The colour char!' or char" school °. .°°°lo aAti to preach NI" ta
they my, is glorious ; the drawing marvellous. The subject °mini". the holy n'amanat. her Majesty's ,err
is tall of QM dramatic power and pathos which our Spanish wives and knifes, Ind to keep a .°6116°. °. molt WIWI°
pokier lest year ssentiseted so largely. es be may be celled upon to pram." •
The Literary Gazette observes :—" We cannot be BILL FOR THE ABOLITION or C BICH RLTISes
serried ie look on with indifference while the literature et The following is the teat of the Bill dr the Ah°11181.1"
Ifrenas le bang subjected to a system of reproman Church Rates, mewed and brought in by Sir John Ter
domebuommosdk the haus, dm, mom brocsidy learner, °aural Thompson, and Mr. Dillwyn :—" Whams
ma mama jommia mboomda, mil sad church rates have for see yeas mead to be mode or
obomiamobia. bus Sysbdommim a•----61-1-m; 1,-0174; looted in many parkins by reason of the opposition West%
lb, pm and in mazy other parishes where church rates have been
egg afgelygoomg. or abnit te Ise so, made the levying thereof bee given rise to litigation sad
his vgbigge, as esignikam. ibmiaradntslet " oar ill-foaling. And VIIIINSI it is expsdiant that the power to
goo" moshog the wow der a bow km 3d.Bfault, make church rates should be abolished. Be it therefore
vomineki, that the iiimmmni dam Ammo,. could not enacted by the Quela's Most Era lint Majesty, by and
wage the publication of astytbkg ollorhels his forthcoming with the advise "4 "4"" ei the lods
__..tdriteni and
biography of Chasanbrimad. The Insearer•s mama' eon- temPirai, and eilmink the t Pwriawm.th, meth"
imp Is unimpeachable ; but 'oeseakmos a. make cowards hied' and by the na....°417 of the seems,a° S"9" '—
el se all,' sad no man of any auk ta France can produce a I.From atelantesthe Pan of this ad no cianieh rate
Illsrary work but the Emperor asks nervously, Is there no shall be made a levisti in any pariah in England °.
ANN WI? " 2. Provided always, That in any parish where a sum of
W. find the following interesting paragraph in mosey at the time of the Peeling this act due °l6 the
eseurity of church rates to be made or levied in such
the /Waimea :—" A privately printed volume has been Parish
under the pueblos' of say act of parliament, such rates
ehealated among the friends of the late Sir William Moles- wade
still be made sad levied pursuant to such previsions for
worth, being a collection of the testimonials, blomaphioal
the Fumes of paying. di the money so dm, but not other-
sedan sad political tributes paid to that distinguished man
wile,. until the same shall have been liquid
en the eseadoa of his death. Failing a collection of his "ad- 3. This act
aergs ompioh.
ware
assay), a
mamma
osmium shall act extend to Scotland or Ireland. 4. This net may be
cited as ' The Church-rate Abolition Act, 1868: "
mem" am Ilds could not be sadly found. The regret is
voices arias from every corner of the world— Aar' MEDICAL DlPARlfillta.—We learn that
Ma mealy smiles of political thinkers-end the result D. Iti=D:handall. oseempleilma The.
to as 'Wool= If hie probity, sicaPticitla socomPtiah- it is aaid, on amount of Midnellh,-a rule e=sit
twit and moiety, such as possibly might have been a board formed of them menbers, one of elm is to have
produced by any panagyrte record especial control over the•ssaftary srmereasnts of military
anasitel by a single hand. Here, too, we may say that the hospitals LatT4?'..13211 as amtrol of the finances ; and
Me* sod solid tomb-home of Cornish granite, raised by of tas dos;;;lt"Ti7
addlnm,a" a newiwatrlbil W6EI;
his relict over sir wild= Wolesworth's remake la the appear, conferring several benefits upon the whole body of
Renal-green Cemetery, has been completed : like the book, inner tnedlcal men, particularly ea regards rank and pay.
a tribute simple in form. but sebstantial, chareoterletle, and
si.sW " e
will that trite re lsired toMenVoalti
from n?. above the age of
Molly to last after many a composition wmow lied Arty tin
ATRocmiss.—There/edical Tirmeas.—sa a :
ant dull hays crumbled into Dna Damian aa•aaiativa. aWe have been called upon to substantiate eertainystatep
over the forgotten dart of those whom they represent. He means we made as to persons who had been mutilated by the
expressed a wish, we know, ' that the son might shine en Sepom. Our statement wm, that we had been likened of
his grave,' and it does so, though through the inexorable these ears by asedkel seen. One was mentioned by fir
grate which tells that the deed, though not forgotten, are inrlty "wwww. 7,,..,,,.. being 110,0"d,to, Mae se his &Mho-
Thia gentleman says the
longer with those who, as Herrick sings, mutilated lady is a aises cd ens of his prima, We have
—loved dab compenle." applied to miler gsmilmess, who 'commies, the When-
The Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, the Prince Con-
...hot,
patientsof • leee"_JOlS,.._ •Rli ProPcalld Alf is boaster
sort's Mr brother, hse jut resumed to the Continent after ae """ at; e 7 eel° or two
aaddence. sadism to whom
short Melt to her Majesty. His serene highness visit is so tk g"—
wtrsld hays
Queueow or Twit POOR-BATEE.—P or
entirely se .tills, and his sight-seeing is es MiatlY ST. hoer, Czairautwina..—Lest night a numarar mist-
managed, that wets it not for the court newsman, his pre- tug el the inhabitant ratepayers of the parish of St. Jana s,
sane, in this country might be almost unknown. Slight, etachenwell, wag held in the Parochial elaelmsees,
boomer," says the Illustrated News of the World, "as is the Rev. H. Kairaira, MA=
the olls mak or meant to be made, by the Duke of Saxe ewab"t" in the chat} to Petit" the
for the equalkation the poor-ram throughout
Cohen he is a somewhat remarkable loan, and foss the metropolitan districts. The misting was M-
other Mille to attention than those j witty founded on his dressed by the Rev. Mr. incumbent of Bt. Georgea-
nn, adamaddo le the Prince Cowen. To my of a • in-the-East; Mr. Warwick, one of the revresentativedthe
Glom pine that he is a patron of thirstere and art is not, tit: Osfirossastan Aintri° lomuilt•hll:ll,riga wrancAtc,
Panne SW7 aimemie• Ptaissi that kind of Patronage lotions were-mgesel in support the sale petition to
boinwsla Whom prktece, groat and small—eahough of parliament was adopted. On the previous evening a meeting
M ■ howsklow of the Prince Consort's brother; that he was held at the hall of the workhouse, Gray'e-inn-lane, of
has imsesd arm performed with moms hdas the ratepayers and inhabitants of the united parishes of St.
ow silted public of Paris, and has suggested such a Swim Andrew, Holborn, and St. George the Martyr, upon the
is Gustav Isteytag's Debit and Credit.' It tan be. further ' tame abject with a similarnett.
ALLEGED EVASION Or THE MELTS OF PARIS.
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