... 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 ...

... working Company, too, hse been very fair - amung them ore must make fair mention of Mrs H. Kirby. Miss J. Willncre, and Mr F. Rogere, who have made themeelvee special fsvooriteo with the play-going people of Portsmouth. We cnrdially wish the Leasee future ...

... Mrs A. K. Bsnoieis Mr C. B. and Mrs Carys' hra BSaoistg, Miss essellain Mr A, Mrs, A Mis Banteg, lar Joshua Csssidy, ?alr Bannister, lRev. J. D. Casterain. Mr Alfred Isinioe.-r, Misses Cssy, Mrs and MiLss Bannuster. Itev. Mr Case, M~r J. Molton orelay, ...

... Mr G. Tied- getto, Maaager.)-.-Viator Jolins, Benirand seld Cartion, Dan Noyneliam, Miss Sanders, kam. Bagnall, Morton, and Rogers, Mr Iticon and ithe great Ghost are the aittractions of tha week, Dix's CRYSTAL PAiA011 CoasORaT tILL. -(Mr Jamee Day, Pro- ...

... generally awarded to Rebecca, the lover of Ivanhoe, who is very drolly played by Mr. Mark Mellor. Those who remember Mr. J. Rogers, and the bewitching manner in which he captivated the hearts of the Strand heroes, will be strongly reminded of him at the ...

... receiving the deserved plaudlita of the audience. The Widow wee played by Mr Fred. Hart with a nomic humour worthy of the ltet Mir Rogers, see the filr Pauline woe eantoedi by Miss B. ?? with vi, acity, and Br Jarvis sothibiled his Lfrpairhorcon atilitiss to advantaga ...

... Steadfast. The Baton gwan sutained by Mr O'Dell Henry Moreland, by Mr Boad ;afind Kenrich, by Mr Reynolds. Miss Katharine Rogers snstatned ths part of Cicily admirably, Mrs Savilleind Mist Montague serer excellent as Debarah ?? and Caroline Donner, The ...

... Princeass, for n ~ ~ aionf the ilfan at the the same cay, anononces the burlesque ef Ixiee,fle orofd heel, with Mdr Fello R~ogers and M~iss Jenny Whimers, and at the Prices of Wales the Lauri Family and other talent arte getting up great aud attractive ...