... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night, at 7.30, NO 1, ROUND THE —At 8.10, AS YOU LIKE IT. Messrs. Hermann Vezin, Lionel W. ICyrle Bellew, Everill, Edgar, Bannister, Coc, Coventry ; Misses Litton, Cressweli, Blanche ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. To-Night, at 8.0, THE WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Charles J. R. Gibson, R. 8. Boleyn. A. Glover, T. J. Ford, Beck, A. C. Lilly, Durham, J. Francis. J. Ridley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdaines Helen Barry, F. B rough ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager. Mr. Aiujustus Harris. This Evening, r.t 8, MADAAIE ANGOT. Coraelio D'Anka, Burviile, K. Sullivan, Fisher, Pryce, Percival, Hudson, and Palladino; Messrs. Morgan. Arnold, Wallace, Brads haw.—At 10.30, Grand ...

... Of 100 SoVa. One mile. Sir C lartropp's Drury Lane, 7st l1lb (G Barrett) I Mr Hall's Alaston, 9st 41b ?? (M Cannon) 2 Mr Burton's Dainty Davie, 9st llb (Rickabyl 3 Also ran: Pssquino. Betting: 2 to,' on Drury Lane, 4 to I agst Alaaton, 7 to 1 DaintMy Davie ...

... Royal Yacht, 49, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, 3 measures, 15s-J. Thompson, The Grapes, 109, Drury- lane, 2 pots, 16s-W. Webber, Barley Mow, 111, Drury- lane, 8 measures, 16s-W. Blanchard, The Burlington, 169, Regent-street, 2 measures, 16cs-L. Mlouchelet ...

... Griffiths, 6 to 1. :y a On Tnesday the rmcetina wae coorlodell vi l results Railway Plato, White l Aib Tower Handicap, Drury Lane o. t2' Plate, Marjoino, G. Barrett, to 1 so °te 1 c Vinolia, Bradford, S to1; Apcthor.,'NOVlnir 9 - Rawlinsen, 11 to 4; ...

... Morpheus ?? I&a,, inutote Plete ?? 'Ilie Tinman ?? 6 to I ail Warwick Eacdicap ?? Link Boy.. 4 to 1 agsi Swar Meadow Plate ?? Drury Lane ?? to I gtgi Club Welter ?? . - ?? 11 to 1 '(aygt National Hurt Flat ?? il B eld ?? 15 to h O BRIGHTON RACES. BEIGHroN, ...

... adjourned to the Plough Inn, Battersea Rise, while the Pet did not leave his new crib, the White Hart, White Hart-street, Drury- lane, but under the care of Ned Smith,took plenty of morningexercise about the suburban districts. The Pet's prior doings have ...

... ;31onX SIH IDe Ate AM4T]EUR.-A. mart contest of 1 00 yards, for a Ldozen sovereigns, between mine host of the Whit Hart, Drury- lane, and agentleftrten amateur, who fancied hiandef omaethatfoeetof foot, came off on Monday at Child's-hill Hampstead. By the ...

... adniutted that in Jackson he had met aT better ' -8st 41b Comptiition i-Final: W. Smith (Bethoal-green) beat Tiu Suliyna (Drury. lane), the latter, being lnocked out after lees -than two mninutes' boring. 8st 2lb-Couipotit'ion.-Final: Charley Til- ley,-of ...

... a piece of Plate value £2E5. added for the winner. ,Mr. Hornby's Happy Hit agst Mr. Dixon's Dilncing Girl *Mr. Dixon's Drury Lane agot Mr. Patersone tsry ~Captain Archdale's Aunt Poppy agst Mr. Jones's JTasntilig Car Mr. Gladatones Gentle Rose spat NKr ...

... qNS ag B RUiSES. 4'oI 'd ?? ain!). 13.l|iro ?? wti . Mr. Jnlian G irard. I '7T'ie Girards, Theatre Royi l, U _NT 3TiS i Drury Lane, writes ,,I have used your Em- broction witth surprinsg l; .l ..l. effect, and never inteaul being without it. p; ; . ...