... lawyer (Mr. Lawrence), Queen Pearlydrop (Miss Emily Gibson), and Anne Chovy (bliss Emma Marchant), in addition to Pearl. Miss Gibson commands a whole host of mermaids, syrens, and nymphs, and looks as nice and pretty as water queens are sup- posed to be ...

... are dependent upon harlequlnades with burlesque introductious. The trauspontfne thealres- the new Surrey, Astley's, and the Victoria-rely upon Similar attractions; and it is only the central houseswhich ore satisfied wilh the lighter form of entertanment-the ...

... John Millicent, dancer and American comedian.-18. Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, totally destroyed by fire, formerly entitled The Queen's, loss estimated at about 25,000-14. Second Concert of the Boethoven Society at Willis's Rooms. Died, at Worthing, at an ...

... appearances equal to past years, those most prom~inentbelonging to Mr. Smithard, Corn-market; fr. Allen, Queen-street; Mr. Hurd, Queen- street, and Victoria-street; Mr. Smithard, St. Peter's-street; Mr. Milner, Ford-street; and others in different parts of ...

... conjunction with the dramatic company. 0il Monday even ng last the romantic drama of the Dulke's.atto was produced at the Victoria, the principal characters in which were sestalned by Mtears, Carter, Hyors, and Miss Julia Hudson. A-new burlesque, entitled ...

... queer 0 is the Olyinpic, which holds Robson's memory dear P is the Pnucess's, where attraction niever fails Q is for the Queen's, now 7eleyed the Piinne of Wals j R is the New Royalty, which in Soho takes ite stand- S is the New Surrey, and the brililant ...

... are delineated with great distinctness, and the more we think over them the more we are thankful that in the reign of Queen Victoria our lot has been cast in purer and more pleasant times. If any one desires to know how ut.' terly false and despicable ...

... -Quaglieni's troupe is announced to open in Belfast for the season oss Saturday, December 23d. The Cirque, which is erected in Victoria-street, is of monster dimensions, and is built in a lasting and precautionary manner, the sides being of brick, and the roofs ...

... Mrs. Brazier, Mrs. Tellett, Harry Frai er (who was known at the Victoria, I believe), and any quantity of WOULD BE actors, but who, generally speaking, are most averse to speak the Queen's English. Mr. Richard S. Cooper (late of the Britinnia) is here ...

... upon in the light of a father, whose interest in the Queen's welfare was unceasing, and whose kindness the Queen will never forget. The Queen, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold Princess Beatrice, and Princess Hohenlohe, and the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting ...

... Quaca's carriages anddrove to CIA- ridges' Hotel, where they passed the night, and proesadwl to 'Windsor yeterday to visit Queen Victoria. 1R. (,ASKIN'S MATINEE MUTSICALE,. The following vocal selections are included in the pro- grammeo -Sacred Song, Naaroth ...

... Saturday, the iiist. FUNERAL OF THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, December 13. At the funeral of the King of the Belgians, Queen Victoria will be represented Lord Sydney, and five Generals the English army will also be present; Prince Alfred will accompany ...