which took place at Her Majesty's Theatre (kindly lent for the occasion by Me. Beer-Dolim Tree) last Tues evening, were tic xucenss, 'They were des aid of the fand for the widows sot her Majesty' 's Household ops, and owing to peal, Mrs, Paxet hopes to be abl hand in very nearly £7,000, which I should evening's perfor:
So far as the e Imost a record for one aments were concerned I! rarely remember sucha night. It nowed and Ith h the theatre at all, sever, once there was changed, the and warm grant with the seen hundreds of sweet smell li ing towers, all g tously given for the Amon audience were nutibered the greatest in the land, and among the performers were some of the most beautiful women in El and, if not in the world.
The Prince a ud Princess of Wales, with their daughter the Duke and Duchess Marquis and Marchioness of Lorne, vecupied in the front row of the stall been contortable sub-Mrs, Arthur Paget was seated next to the, cess. Immediately behind them I noti ced the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, ud among the occupants of the stalls dress circle were the members of our own nol of the for Ambassadors now in London, The first it the programme was a set of Tublevew. ~uuts entitled "A Dream of Fair Women."
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