_Tuesday._--Here we are _Lohengrinning_ again. _Lohengrin_ not a comic opera: the name being rather misleading. Melodious, mellifluous Mlle. MELBA as _Elsa de Brabante_. NED DE RESZKÉ as the _Great King_, FURSCH-MADI-GRAS unrivalled as _Ortruda_, DAN DRADY as _Freddy_, one of his most dramatic performances; Signor ABRAMOFF as the _Family Herald_--quite a volume--and JACK DE RESZKÉ as a _Knight on the Swannee River_, or perhaps a knightly visitor from Swansea. Poor JACK suffering from hoarseness. DRURIOLANUS comes forward to explain this. Audience imagines that DRURIOLANUS himself is going to take poor JACK'S place. Rather disappointed in consequence. "Could have done it, of course," says DRURIOLANUS afterwards, "but bad example for other members of the governing committee." JACK DE R.'S hoarseness scarcely noticeable. No one would have known it if DRURIOLANUS hadn't told us. Some people can't keep a secret. _Wednesday._--_Vide_ last Wednesday's report. Only difference being that Signor PLUNKETTO GREENO is not _in statu quo ante_, the part of the _Commendatore, M.P. for Stony Stratford_, being taken by Signor DE VASCHETTI. _Thursday._--Missed it. _Romeo et Juliette._ Believe it was performed, not having heard anything to contrary. Reported that Mr. and Mrs. G. were present. Remember he was there last season, when same Opera was played. Came up then, I think, from Dollis Hill. "All roads lead to Romeo," the G.O.M. is reported to have said to FLORAL HALL, the Covent Gardenia Box Office Manager and enthusiastic devotee of the G.O.M., or "Grand Opera Man."