TBEpeUte drama of " Kerry," and lively comedy of "victim of Circumstances," vcvo yivon for the third time lcv?t eror.int; at the Theatru Royal. The pieces were received with the utmost satis- I faction by the mimerons audience. We have pre vious issues, which render it unnecessary to ex referred at length to those performances in patiate further uj>on their ackno vrledKoa men i s. j The representations by Miss Tilly Andrews, ] Henderson, Miss Daley, and Mrs Searie vrpro ! fully sustained, ac were those of Mr Wneatleigh and Mr Leopold. The programme wil bo re peated this evening for the last time. 'I o-mor row evening "Forbidden Fruit" will b2 pre sented, rtndon Saturday ereninu- tho no".v taiiiou ■; "Shaughraun" will be introciuced, with new scenery and effects, Mr Wheatleißh impersonat ing the character of " Con,"the hero of the play. | We aro in!!orraed ihat fifteen new scenes have b'-Mn spsciclly painted for this fine drama.
In out report of the proceedings of the I City Uouiiou ut lacir meeting yesteruay .'in error occurred with reference to the letter from Mr J. B. Russell, the City Solicitor. Our rejKU't stated that Mr Russell had mads arrangements -with Mr Tyler to represent him in hia ah»ence. This was not correct. The letter written 1 by Mr F.u's :!1, and read at the meeting of tac Council, stated that be (MrEusscll) liai arranged that during his absence in Sydney Mr Tyler should consult-with Mr Elussell's pariaier, Mr Devore, in regard to ii.io.se matters which required conference with I counsel. '

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