... THEATRES. HAY MARKET. Few persons visit a theatre to witness the advent of new and original comedy who are not more or less predisposed in its favour. A thoroughly original drama so rare an article that, like the commodities of commerce, it is prized ...

... SURREY THEATRE. Two new pieces were produced at the Surrey, last night, and both passed the ordeal of numerous audience with perfect success. The first was a domestic drama, entitled Julie Le or the City Goldsmith. The ground-work of the story is somewhat ...

... LYCEUM THEATRE. Claries Stratton, the American dwarf—better known to by the title of General Tomb Thumb—has conde ...

... ADELPHI THEATRE. The farce advertised in the bills of the above theatre as new and original, turned out to be one of those partywall pieces, the scene of which is formed by partitioning off the stage to represent two rooms, and of which Pyramus and ...

... PRINCESS'S THEATRE. It would he rather late in the day to reckon favourites of such old standing Madame Vestris and Charles Mathews among the novelties; but their absence from London for several months past, and the fact of their having made their re ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee awl Manager. THIS EVENING, THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. John Peerybinglc, Mr. Stuart; Tackleton, Mr. Tilbury; Caleb Plummer, Mr. W. Fan-en; Stranger, Mr. H. IIoll; Dot, Miss Fortescue; Bertha, Mrs. Seymour; ...

... CDC -3mtap pewm MIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Fasn EvmrING, LA CENEIIENTOLA. Sigs. Calzolari: Bcl- letti, and Latbtneiie; Millo.Alhoni.-Afld thre New B~Atlet ELECTRA; 2or, ?? LOST PLEIAD. MdIlles. C. Gnrii, M. Taglieni, and Mine.f PcittStephan; M. Paul Toglionl ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM. Vnder the Management of Mrs. Keelcy. THIS EVENING will be presented TIIE CRICKET ON THE HEAKTII: a Fairy Talc of Home. Principal characters by Mr Keeley, Mr. Knicrv, Mr. Meadows, Mr. F. Vining, Mr*. Keelcy, Miss Mary Keeley, Mrs ...

... r~~w acwo Slie B)atlpMoe ?? 31.STVY'S THEATRE. 'rI).tOIr,,)W EVENINr, El;NANl. Mddlle. Ghilialni (first appear- C' ,S; P. Odardlun, Flelletti, and ?? the Ballet Ef i.i JIJAlI1 A lUAT . Mtlles. C. Grisi, M. Taglponi, Rosati, vu Mare1 I!-t~ S ephan; hM ...

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... JAMES'S THEATRE. A performance unique alike in its character and thc quality of the audience, attracted the well-known taste aud skill of Mr. Mitchell, in providing entertainment suitable to thc occasion, took place in the St. James's Theatre Saturday ...

... of the Odiosn Theatre. We have survly hod srifficient arglirlellnts to justify us in making tome ic - porrant chantge.s ir this particular; such ghastly ani un- arsiwerable argtnlCeIrts, we mean, as the dcath strugel at the Glasgov theatre, auid the rolling ...