... -1ambert, Corpton, eeley MrS Nisbett, Mrs. Keeley, MIss Hplen Fpscitt. 11rs. Stvlirso. and Mrs. C. Jones. Ou Friday, J1NG JOHN. Every eveting,' Dryden's Dramatic Opera of KING ARTHUR, oed bv Pn'rcell: Principal charaeters by Messrs. H. Phillip, Allen ...

... celebrated Opera, L'ELItIR D'AMORE. Adios, Madame Albertacti. ALter which, PERtFECTION. Rate O'Blrien (with Songs), Mrs. H. P. Grattan. To conclude with the THREE GRACES.- On Tuesd f, the new Comic Drama, in three acts, called THE DE- VIL'S IN Ic a With a Farce ...

... Is. 6d.; Private Boxes, I Ia. 6d. Tickets to he had at all Libraries. StRAND THEATRE.-For the BENEFIT of Mr. -Mrs. H.P. Grattan and Miss Ellen Daly, have in the most handsome manner consented to appear, positively for this night only. Oa Monday the ...

... de Be- ranger, srene, joud par Mdlle. LDejazet. Which will be follywed by the favorite e lomedi-Vadeville, Les Premieres Armes de Richelieu,' To conclude with the popular New Folie-Vaudeville, La Polka en Province. Terminating with the popular Polka ...

... Bravo, The Heads: ?? Precatution, Homeward Bound, The Pathfinder, he ?? .arnley, DcL'Orme, Phillip Augustus, Henry ,'The Man-at-Arms. gaslto5 t RE HOOK .-The Parson's Daughter, Maxwell, Jack 5ragg, Gilbert Gurney, The Widow and the Marquis, All in the bliss ...

... Italian Bravura, Mr. Fitrwilliam. After which he will attempt to take leave of his friends and the public. To conclude with JOHN OF PARIS. Tickets to be had of Mr. Fitzwilliam, 18, Lawrie-terrace, Westmin- ster-road. TEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET,- TLesse-e ...

... Clarence-strHunetr-reenwicdKhet Jones, Mr. John, Park road, Claphame Thomas, Mr. Richard, Kennington-cross Raven, Mr. James, 73, London-wall Bromley, Mr. Thomas How, 169, Bishpsgate-.street without Titchiner, Mr. John, Britandniaplace. Bistopsgatestireet without ...

... sotusesepaid uon APolicies which have become Claims. Life insured.Sm insured Sum paid. A: s. d. John Wharton, Esq., Skelton Castle. 5 s00 770 6 0 Sir John Saunders Sebright Bart..an 5000 765c 13 3 Sir William Woke, artl'5000 7f505 5 9 Earl Stratbhnore ...

... Sweep. Post-office Orders to .Joseph Watts, on the General Post-office, London. E. APaLrrToc, Sec. T H OM AS FRYhR'S, Founders' Arms, T'Hoolmlaud-street, Blackfriars-road, DERBY SWEEPS for I 88-- 4,000 Subs at Two Shillings and Sixpence. First horse 250 I ...

... Wells, Mr. Christopher, 60, High-street, Sisadwell Stanuard, Mr. John, St. Katherine's By request of the Board, THOS. JONES, Secretary and Solicitor to the Institution 1, King's Arms-yard, Colersean-atreet, 29th June, 5550 C tOUNTY FIRE OFFICE, 1 50 ...

... Mrs. R. Honner. After which (all the week), JOLLY JACK * or, The Haunted Villa. Jolly Jack, Mr. John Douglass. On Friday (the Legitimate Night), King John. To conclude (every Even- ing) with The Cripple of the Clink. R OYAL GRECIAN SALOON.- R Proprietor ...

... Tragedy of King John having been received with unbounded applause on its first and second representation at this theatre, will, in compliance with numerous applications, be fre- peated. On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, KING JOHN. King John, Mr. Creswick ...