... Harlequin and dancing a hornpipe? The writer of this is old enough to remember Mr. QUICK performing Richard the .Tird nod JACK BANNIsTER and JACK LISTON playing Hamlet. l But wihat is even this when compared with the endless versa- .tility of talent exhibited ...

... Uxbridge, Earl of Surrey, Count Valentine Esterhazy, Viscount Melbourne, Hon. Spen- cer Cowper, Sir Frederick Stovin, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. George E. Anson. THURaSDAY.-The Queen rode out on horseback, attended by the Baroness Lebzen, Miss Quentin, Lord ...

... Master Mathew, Mr. John Leech; Thomas Cash, Mr. Augustus Dickens; Oliver Cob, Mr. Leigh; Justice Clement, Mr. Frank Stone; Roger Formal, Mr. Evans; William, Mr. Eaton; James, Mr. W Jer- rold; Dame Kitely, Miss Fortescue; Mistress Bridget, Miss Hinton ; ...

... performnsaca will oeammueite ih Lemars Rede's JJramna of Jack in the Water- D In ?? Mestro. Boward. Gesnt, ldilbuene, Carien, Bannister, Jumes, G. WllIM isr Claytan, Wsilliams, Jefferesa, Pettifer, at,d Mrs,. Lnveday sill appear. Polliawed bytire Iimitablle ...

... Mr. C. J. James. I nrivolled success of 'The Rag-P oker of PaLS,' finrch week of it. repreeentalion -The nee Dramo of 'Sir Roger de Conericy, also pre-eeauneatly osecessftel- AnoblheT oee Burietta, called The Post of Han su-TO-MO Il oW, anddloing the wees ...

... OF MRS. JOHN BANuXSTER.-With regret we record the death of Mrs. John Bannister, relict of the late John Bannister, the comedian, who died in 1836, aged seventy-seven. Mrs. Bannister made her debut (then Miss Harper) as Rosetta, in Love ire a Village, ...

... bie ascended tile stairs not very zimtlly, it is true, hut withl- out assistance from, tile bannisters, or any other stick, animate or inanilmate, these bannisters, however, being bronze, like iitself, or rather a little softer, for they are ortnol. It is ...

... 86 Mrs. Abingion, 84; Gentleman Smith, 89; Joi Johnstone, 82; Pope, 73; Mrs. Hartley 73; -John Bbifiister; 76 ,. rst B-annister; 92; Fawcett 72; Powell, 82; George Colman, the younger, 74; Gattie, 70; Mrs.4 John Kemble, 88; Mrs. Sparks, 83; O'Keeffe ...

... appears EtLLstox, MATHEWS, BEE, LIrs'oN and DOwToN, BLANSHARD, EGERTON, DAVENPORT, GIBBS, EMERY; and yet on, Still earlier, BANNISTERS, both sire and soin; BADDELEY, EDWIN, YATES, the olden one; And YATES the FRED, star of but recent hours, Wond'rous as pleasing ...

... Miss Sydiey, al Qolllii's Theatre Manelsester. 'te olher elarartess worthyof ?? lhis sald hagog, by afessrs. Moaey and Bannister. ?? lifrme of tho Bca/ aft tc Swell zwsuiid 0;) tile ereahlagioitertaiiiments a.lr re lurey, ans (ii, Earwig, kept this ihousO ...

... Drury-lane Theatre, and played for the last three nights of the operatic season. 28. A gun accident, while out shooting, befel M. Roger, the cele- brated tenor, by which anmputation of the arm was found neces- slary. 29. The Cologne Theatre totally destroyed ...

... gives good promise of better things to come. Mr Langton. aso Caseto. Mr Crosby, as the Duke; fMrWallace, aso Brabantio; Hr Bannister, as Montano ; Miss Larkin, as Emilia;- and Miss Agnes H'Donald, as Deded- mona, were highly effectivo~and,with ?? otherparts ...