The Shropshire Examiner and all round the Wrekin advertiser. — 1875-07-30 (Wenlock, Shropshire, England)

GRORGE DYER. Price Lists and Orders ..• : to all parts of the world. Post (Mice Rsgent-street ; Bankers, Union rank of I„o,• io• , Goldsmith and Wittehruakes, 90, Regent-stn.,. ,  Mr. ( Dale, Mr. ] :ial suo  Math where s Mr. novelty nonnna a subve  Mr. The r Filled the jal fur the  So 3 Chance contligi of coo their e Mr. Cl  It al orating in time As tlin Kithe's probab rest h.'  On Nortin agninsi the it tiny he hnd Stut n  Ri inni bands places t housa pulici nthervi  New nearly Wag!. the I, Riehte that II Pm>le, tames, Se:tria  Ref IA 18 eight held "Le full ; 111(1. thi  113 on 8, mtli iltvd ;mkt Miss  17,11 Chu  Mr. Charles Mathews starts for India in October. Boucicault is at present staying in Paris. Mr. hares first season at the Court has been a titianal success.  Kgaro says that a young lady is advertising herself as miss Ges Sinythe.  Miss Julia Matthews is going to America 0 display her upera•bouffe graces. Miss Annie La Fontaine has formed is Comedy Company for a tour in the provinces. A new farce, entitled "Two to One," has been suezessfully produced at the Strand Theatre. Mae. Beatrice takes the Globe on August 16th, where she is goine to produce Love and Honour."  Mr. Edgar Bruce is going to bring out a funny novelty entitled, " &lithello Ovini," at the Haymarket.  M. Arsene Ifoussaye was, on Saturday, definitely nominated director of the Paris Theatre Lyrique, with a subvention of 150,000 francs.  Henry Kitts, a navvy, indicted at Devon Assizes for the wilful murder of Police-constable Bennett, at Plymouth, on July I.i\ Ims been acquitted. Mdlle. Albani goes to Venice, where, at the Teatro Penice, he will sing for four weeks. She returns to England for the .Norwieli festival in October. Mr. J. 11. Clynds ims arranged with Mr. Henry Pettitt for the production of his new drama “The Promised Land" during Miss S. Booth's aututun and winter tour.  Mr. and Mrs. Billington are doing excellent business with "Rough and Ready' at the Globe. Paul Merritt has a new piece nearly ready, which promises to be his greatest success. •  REPRI,FNTATION or Wrxrogn.--The Press Association is authorised by Mr. W. A. Redmond, M.P. for We‘ford, to state that he has no intention whatever of resigning his seat for that borough. Mrs. Scott-Siddons does not appear to be much sought after in England. Iler principal appearances are in cmmect ion with " Readings." She has not acted at all since her return from America.  Mr. George Rignold appears to have thoroughly satisfied the London critics as Clanearty. His performance is said to be just the thing for the happy, reckless, honourable Irish nobleman. A movement is on foot having for its object to secure, by means of a company, a theatre in Loudon for the p-rmanent representation of Freneh plays, and to organise regular and adequate performances. Miss Pauline Markham, who has recently ben playing with suere,s at the Haymarkot Theatre, will commence a provincial tour on the 2nd of August. Mr. G. D'Arey is engaged writing for her a new opera boutTe entitled " Cigaretta. Mr. Charles Morton will open the Opera Comique Theatre •at Saturday, the 7th of Atigu,t, with "La Fille de Madatue Angot." Mdlle. D'Anka will sustain the jute of Lange, and Mane. Pauline Rita will appear tor the first time as Clairette.  So Mr. Behnore cannot go to America, the TiceChancellor having forbidden him under a threat of condign punishment if he should be guilty of contempt of curt. The Americans are doomed to postpone their expectations of "The Flying Scud" until the "season ' for which Mr. Delmore engaged himself to Mr. Chatterton has terminated.  It appears that, after all, Mr. Arthur Sullivan's new oratorio. David and Jonathan," will not be finished in time for the forthcoming Norwich musical festival. As this is the ease, it may be first produced at Mr. Kuhe's Brighton festival next spring, but it will more probably be deferred for the Birmingham musical festival in the autumn of next year.  On Sunday the chief clerk to the Chief Constable at Northampton abso soled, and a warrant was issued against him for embezzling various fees received from the sup,rintendent of polies in the county. On Monday a telegram was recessed from London stating that he had met with a fatal accident at the Catinon street Station.