THEATRES OPEN IN LONDON

IN JANUARY, 1890.

Adelphi, Strand, W.C.

Alhambra Palace of Varieties, Leicester Square, W.C. Avenue, Northumberland Avenue, Charing Cross, W.C. Britannia, Hoxton Street, N.

Comedy, Panton Street, S. W.

Court, Sloane Square, S.W.

Covent Garden, Bow Street, W.C.

Criterion, Regent Circus, W.

Drury Lane, Catherine Street, Covent Garden, W.C.

Elephant and Castle, New Kent Road, S.E.

Empire Palace of Varieties, Leicester Square, W.C.
Gaiety, Strand, W.C.

Garrick, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.

Globe, Newcastle Street, Strand, W.C.

Grand, High Street, Islington, N.

Haymarket, Haymarket, S.W.

Hengler's Grand Circus, 7A, Argyll Street, W.

Her Majesty's, Haymarket, S.W.

Lyceum, Wellington Street, W.C.

Lyric, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.

Marylebone, Church Street, Lisson Grove, N.W.
National Standard, High Street, Shoreditch, E.
New Royalty, Dean Street, Soho, W.

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New Sadler's Wells, Arlington Street, E. C.

Novelty, Great Queen Street, W.C.

Olympic, Wych Street, W.C.
Opera Comique, Strand, W.C.

Paragon, Mile End Road, E.

Pavilion, Whitechapel Road, E.

Prince of Wales, Coventry Street, Haymarket, W. (for

merly The Prince's).

Princess's, Oxford Street, W.

Royal Italian Opera, Bow Street, W.C.

St. James's, King Street, St. James's, S. W.

Sanger's, Westminster Bridge Road, S.E. (formerly
Astley's).

Savoy, Beaufort Buildings, Strand, W.C.
Shaftesbury, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.

Strand, Strand, W.C.

Surrey, Blackfriars Road, S. E.

Terry's, Strand, W.C.

The Eden Theatre of London (Trocadero), Great Windmill Street, W.

Toole's, King William Street, Strand, W.C. (formerly The Folly).

Variety, Pitfield Street, Hoxton, N.

Vaudeville, Strand, W.C.

In addition to the above may be given the names of a few houses which have either been recently destroyed, renamed, or converted to other uses :-City of London, Victoria, Bower, East London, Grecian, Bijou, Queen's, Holborn, Philharmonic, Alexandra, and Charing Cross.

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1. B. Q.

A Biographical and Bibliographical Fragment. 22 Pages. Presented on
November the 5th, 1880, by His Oddship C. W. H. WYMAN. Ist Edition
limited to 25 copies.
(Subsequently enlarged to 50 copies.)

2. Glossographia Anglicana,

By the late J. TROTTER BROCKETT, F.S.A., London and Newcastle, author of Glossary of North Country Words," to which is prefixed a Biographical Sketch of the Author by FREDERICK BLOOMER. (pp. 94.) Presented on July the 7th, 1882, by His Oddship BERNARD QUARITCH. Edition limited to 150 copies.

3. Ye Boke of Ye Odd Volumes.

from 1878 to 1883. Carefully Compiled and painsfvlly Edited by ye vnworthy Historiographer to ye Sette, Brother and Vice-President WILLIAM MORT THOMPSON, and produced by ye order and at ye charges of Hys Oddship ye President and Librarian of ye Sette, Bro. BERNARD QUARITCH. (pp. 136.) Presented on April the 13th, 1883, by His Oddship BERNARD Edition limited to 150 copies. QUARITCH.

4. Love's Garland;

Or Posies for Rings, Hand-kerchers, & Gloves, and such pretty Tokens that
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Ye Odd Volumes. (pp. 102.) Presented on October the 12th, 1883, by
Bro. JAMES ROBERTS BROWN.
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5. Queen Anne Musick.

A brief Accompt of ye genuine Article, those who performed ye same, and ye
Masters in ye facultie. From 1702 to 1714. (pp. 40.) Presented on July
the 13th, 1883, by Bro. BURNHAM W. HORNER.
Edition limited to 100 copies.

6. A Very Odd Dream.

Related by His Oddship W. M. THOMPSON, President of the Sette of Odd
Volumes, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen Street, on June 1st,
1883. (pp. 26.) Presented on July the 13th, 1883, by His Oddship W.
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7. Codex Chiromantiae.

Being a Compleate Manualle of ye Science and Arte of Expoundynge ye
Past, ye Presente, ye Future, and ye Charactere, by ye Scrutinie of ye
Hande, ye Gestures thereof, and ye Chirographie. Codicillus I.-CHIROG-
NOMY (pp. 118.) Presented on November the 2nd, 1883, by Bro. ED.
Edition limited to 133 copies.

HERON-ALLEN.

8. Intaglio Engraving: Past and Present.

An Address by Bro. EDWARD RENTON, delivered at the Freemasons'
Tavern, Great Queen Street, on December 5, 1884. (pp. 74.) Presented
to the Sette by His Oddship EDWARD F. WYMAN.
Edition limited to 200 copies.

9. The Rights, Duties, Obligations, and Advantages of Hospitality.

An Address by Bro. CORNELIUS WALFORD, F.1.A., F.S.S., F.R. Hist. Soc.,
Barrister-at-Law, Master of the Rolls in the Sette of Odd Volumes, delivered
at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen Street, on Friday, February 5,
1885. (pp. 72.) Presented to the Sette by His Oddship EDWARD F.
WYMAN.
Edition limited to 133 copies.

10. "Pens, Ink, and Paper:" a Discourse upon Caligraphy.

The Implements and Practice of Writing, both Ancient and Modern, with
Curiosa, and an Appendix of famous English Penmen, by Bro. DANIEL W.
KETTLE, F.R.G.S., Cosmographer; delivered at the Freemasons' Tavern,
Great Queen Street, on Friday, November 6th, 1885. (pp. 104.) Presented
to the Sette on January 8th, 1886, by Bro. DANIEL W. KETTLE.
Edition limited to 233 copies.

II. On Some of the Books for Children of the Last
Century.

With a few words on the Philanthropic Publisher of St. Paul's Churchyard.
A paper read at a Meeting of the Sette of Odd Volumes by Brother CHARLES
WELSH, Chapman of the Sette, at the Freemasons' Tavern, on Friday, the
8th day of January, 1886. (pp. 108.) Presented to the Sette by Bro.
CHARLES WELSH.
Edition limited to 250 copies.

12. Frost Fairs on the Thames,

An Address by Bro. EDWARD WALFORD, M.A., Rhymer to the Sette of the Odd Volumes, delivered at Willis's Rooms, on Friday, December 3, 1886. (pp. 76.) Presented to the Sette by His Oddship GEORGE CLULOW. Edition limited to 133 copies.

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Read before the Sette, With a Catalogue of Sette by Bro. JAMES Edition limited to 255 copies.

A Short Sketch of Liturgical History and
Literature.

Illustrated by Examples Manuscript and Printed. A Paper read at a Meeting of the Sette of Odd Volumes by Bro. BERNARD QUARITCH, Librarian and First President of the Sette, at Willis's Rooms, on Friday, 10th June, 1887. (pp. 86.) Presented to the Sette by Bro. BERNARD QUARITCH.

15. Cornelius Walford: In Memoriam.

By his Kinsman, EDWARD WALFORD, M.A., Rhymer to the Sette of Odd
Volumes. Read before the Sette at Willis's Rooms, on Friday, 21st October,
1887. (pp. 60.) Presented to the Sette by Bro. EDWARD WALFORD,
Edition limited to 255 copies.

M.A.