... site of the present Fall-mall and walk all the way to Hamp- s stead without encountering, perhaps, a dwelling place. In Queen Victoria's time the statistics of the route, as set forth in the Post-office Directory, from Pall-mall to Hampstead, viz., ...

... THEATRICALS, ETC. SADLER'S WELLS-The last dramatic effort of the late Leman Redo-an excellent 'farce under the title of r di The Queen's Bench-was acted here on Monday even- ing, after the play of King John. It was originally t produced at the Strand Theatre ...

... REFORM MEETINGS IN THE METRO- POLIS.-On Wednesday evening, a meeting of the St. Pancras Reform Association took place at the Victoria Tavern, Mornington. road, for the purpose of-petitioning for a general reform in the House of Commons. Mr. Dy}ke, of Gra ...

... Anderson and Mrs. Warner have been engaged for a few nights at the Royal, Dublin, and opened on Mon- day. The season at the Queen's is drawing to close, and the management have had no reason to complain of the success they have met with. Batty's Circus ...

... artistes, whose services we should have thought would be worth securing in the present Surrey company. VICToRIA.-A new drama of the true Victoria Schpol -was produced on Monday evening, with the title of The Tavistoole Gang; or, the Perils of Po07erty ...

... C. B., of the 2-Qtli regitient, is appoitted to succeed the late Brigadier-Gerieral Cureton, as Adj utant- deueral to thle Queen's troots serving inl the J~t Irdles. We alludled ]last wee-k to the probability of sueh ?? arrange- nictt takitig place and ...

... Judges, a writ of error was taken out by the defendant, the Court ordering the 2,500, with 1,000 costs, to be paid in the Queen's Bencb, pending the arguments on the writ of error. It was calculated that, with the delays which may be ob- tained through ...

... Deulin; ion, Tom Matthews, Pantaloon, Mr. Johnson; and Columbine, Msdlle; Theodore. Boxes 2s; half-price, Is-Pit ?? Gd. ROT AL VICTORIA THEATRE. LasS36, MR. OSBALDIOTON. Genuine snd unparalleled ?? week of the triumphamt drama of The Oreen Hills of Surrey ...

... Deutin; Ulowa, Tom Matthews; Pantaloon, Mr. Johnson; end Columbine, MHndlle. Theodore. Boxes 2s; half-price, ?? ?? f d. ROXAL VICTORIA THEATRE. LEssEE, MRt. OSBALDtaTOte. enunine sand unparalleled ?? week of the triumphant drarnsof 1The Green Hills of Surrey ...

... with tact and ability. The per- .trmers were all summoned before the curtain at its Wel. The house was crowded to excess. VICTORIA.-A new burletta was very successfully Vroduced here on Monday evening. It is called The Haunted Shopman; or, a Queer Story ...

... England Young. Upon Thursday night, Mr. Kinloch, owing to the absence of Mr. Leigh Murray, who was engaged to perform before the Queen, took the part of Young Marlow, and acted so admirably as to surprise even those who bad a high opinion of his abilities. This ...

... first Frelich epuhlicm sit a ny1given in bone to the workpeople ; and a medal ot Louis Phinpe and Queen Victoria, strucl; on the occ IsIon of the I g and Queen's visit to Eiigland; and - tmrquoise and dianmond brooch, one diamtond swanting The robbery is ...