... the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Stuart; Ghost, Mr.I. Reynolds; Ophelia, Mto,. .Yarnold, M)r.I. Crabtre's Lancashire Clog Dances. Hr. Charles Woodman, the Extraordinary singer. Grand Pus de Drerx, Mdll~e. Celeste Stephan and Mr. WV. Smith. Favourite ...

... propelled By men whom Efterprise here bath upheld. In scarce more than two months the sons of toil Through them now reach Australia's golden soil. SUCCoss- My record of the year just past presents A crowded chapter of the world's events. First-leaving peaceful ...

... commenced lest Monday, Air. Cox. a coloured vocalist, is a novelty; and Mr. J. If. F~annin, in his Irish consicolitics and clog dancing, is amusing. DUBLINV. TuxoTraE ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mr. Jus. Harrie.)-The far-forced tragic actress, Itistori, appeared on Monday ...

... down rounds of applause trem the audi- ence. tie wvitticisms are particularly racy, and his reminiscences of the Ballet, Clog Dancing, and iunumerable oddities, render him on a par with the beet Clowns of the day. The dances, groupings, nd eascades by Mr ...

... well masaced. the senra- tron elfects admirable, and tile aeting throughout highly (Crrditahle. Miss Juia Clisenld, from Australia, represented the Angst in a manner which warrants the expectatione that her abilities will be founod ot a supeerior ite- ...

... VISITORS to MELBOURNE, R. J. C. AUSTRALIA, R. J. C. LAMBERT (of the London, IV. Theatres) and J. H. HORNER have taken the House known na NUN'S HOTEL., situnte'at the Corner of BOURiiE and RUSSELL- STREEtS, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, where they will be glad to ...

... The Brothers Travis, however, obtain the lion's share of the honoucs at present for their Nigger buainees. Their united clog dancing Is superior, while, single-handed, ths hoen playing and double step dancing of the younger brother are equal to anything ...

... ago had the honour of appearing at the Theatre Royal, has also been enigaged, and the hearty manner m which his clever clog-dancing has b eerved is a proof of his efforts being appreciated, and he will, no doubt become a star in the Profession. The Elliott ...

... Abandon hope all ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It is never too late to mend. Act ID, -LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A RAvIxE-Moonlight-The Break ...

... LIFE. Abandon hope aU ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It is never too late to mend. Act SD.-LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A RAvNoE-Moonlight-The Break ...

... LIFE. Abandon hope all ye who enter here. The Treadmill and the Corridors. It Is never too late to mend. Act 3, -IIFE IN AUSTRALIA. 'There where beneath the Shepherd's lonely fold, Australian Pastures teem with burning gold. A ?? Break of Morn-The Rising ...

... Abandon hope alt ye who enter liars. The Treadmill and the Corridors. 1It is never too late to mend. Act Sn. -LIFE IN AUSTRALIA. There wvhere beneath tihe Shepherd's lonely fold,- Australian Posttires teem with borning gold. A RkvtrrE-Ioonlight-The ...