The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-10 00:00:00

(3) E EN'S T ATR Long-son.
MARA,' -Mr.W. H. LISTON.
THE !AMIN/0411th: LAIL.. by Henry J. Wm,. having book
',netted thrvughout to perf..rtumuce with the prelthett
M. hi crowded wui esib-d.l audience... will be /nye ht.' IC IrkiltY
Xl/11..tt I NU. to A es'
wanntnAlly At 11.

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THE LAIS CASA' IHE LASS, at a quarter to K.
1 The demoh.trntintlA in too ~.nr of 'The Lanesshirr Lam* sr.•
loud sn4 unankness."- TM" M. .

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li}: LANCAr-11:1LE LASS, at s quarter to d.
-TA, drama wait 1..01 rocksort, and thr author, with Ilan
principal sotto.. wail tailed oat at the coadueion."—lhuly Newa.

THE LAACA.»::itr. LASS, at a quarter to 8.
-me rime throng) was elloetively !toted, awl the men•
motional nature of th. plot k the sudtunce in a perpetual state
of excit, ment."—lllootr”,ll Islndon Nees.

Wilk; LAACAZillih.t.. LAM, at a quarter to 8.
Tim 14%4 is mat wimple*, with highly drainntio
&et* whinie intrigw• inter/mt. heighticed by exceibrat
ocry."—Wi M., Time,

9111 E LANCAoHt ltE LASS, at a quarter to 8.
" Ono Nana, who n a risor mina/Dew appears to dont bodily on
UN. stain, creatid a otormy applause. 'Tao Lannashirs Lass' will
cnjoy s lonstLevoll rot, ea+. rnted Rporting Nowo.

riIHE ,LAss, at a quarter to 8.
-a- Mr. Byron wog rvond,d and bowed he anenowledirmentA
•n3M rovatrroto» aim, frmn all parte of the theatre."—Standard.

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TILE LANCAtiIiiRE LASS, ate quarter to 8.
On
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a pplauae than on the r.rewnr protlnAtion.”—Daily Tel,acmptv.

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LORD STANLEY AT PARIS.

A OREAT writer has lamented that eo few of us
have imagination enough to picture to ourselves
that variegated mosaic of the earth's surface which
the stork and the swallow see far off as they lean
upon the sirocco wind. What Mr. Ruaxnc tries
to do for the physical aspect of Europe the Marquis
de MOUSTIER and Lord STANLEY seem to have
succeeded in doing for its political aspect. In an
interview which, we are assured by the French
papers which profess to know what passed,
was as prolonged as cordial, the two minis-
ters reviewed the various diplomatic ques-
tions now under discussion, and arrived at the
gratifying conclusion that they are perfectly agreed
upon every one of them. The mere thought of
such an afternoon's work almost takes away one's
breath. Lord STANLEY'S business habits are well
known, and the Marquis de Moonlit's. doubtless
possesses all that power of logical arrangement
which characterises his nation; but even with all
these advantages it must have been difficult to do
so much in anew hours. Of course the order in which
thesubjects were to be taken had been arrangedbe-
f ore hand. If geographical positionhad been chosen
as the basis, M. de MOUSY= was perhaps dis-
covered by his visitor standing ready before the
Map of Europe with his wand pointed to the
north-east corner. If the alphabetical order was
preferred, Lord STANLEY probably got out of his
carriage carrying under his arm a gazetteer, with
the leaf doubled down at " Austria." Still, when
we have made every allowance for these and
similar modes of making the most of time, we
remain lost in surprise at the amount that was
actually made of it. An entire agreement between
the two powers on every question of foreign policy
seems a thing to dream of. Even without going
beyond the precincts of the French Foreign-
office, there was a point or two on which diffi-
cultiee might have been anticipated. The precise
relations between France and Prussia ; the line
to be taken by the Imperial Government in the
event of this or that change taking place in
Germany; the duration of the French occupation
of Rome, the probabilities of a closer alliance
between Paris and Florence, and the influence to
to exercised by such a combination upon the policy
of the Cabinet of Berlin—this little group of topics