... THE THEATRES KING'S THEATRE. THEATRE. Monday, after several weeks of preparation, Robert le Diable was produced at this Theatre, and was decidedly successful. No expense - was spared by the spirited Lessee to ensure this result. Not only had we the original ...

... THE THEATRES. THEATRES. lII'BLIN. Itovto..—The of Mr. and M,.. Yvan ahead on Teesday evening. altar a moat brillant engagement. when the of .Vreed.44 and the Pollan eJ o vent represented by canotand of Malmsey and hie stele The theatre moot fatton.nably ...

... THE THEATRES. THEATRES. T for Jenny Lind does not in the least abate. The house was on Saturday. Tne .ante honours were paid to her elle. Q. quittal; on the two preceding nights. and woe three WING called after the fall of the curtain._ Doulsetti's opera ...

... THE THEATRES. THEATRES. LONDON. Bee T The visit of her Melee. aisd Prince I Albert on Tuesday evening to whew the *pent of Nome, and the drt performance of Jenny Lind the Desk/ pennon. are rhea' natiod in the Tones of : —Lam night mem I fion for her ...

... THE THEATRES. THEATRES. I,ON t,ON. Matson a appesranoe on Monde, nisht ••• hal .d by • crowded haute rah • round of plandm which w• have never known mom heertily /Mtn. The part .elected for her. mom Judiciously.••• think was that of in The Lore CUP.. ...

... THEATRES. KING'S THEATRE. Saturday night was the last of performance previous to the recess. The house was crowded in every part; the boxes all occupied, and not a seat to be had in the pit at the commencement of the second act of the Opera. La Donna ...

... THEATRES. KING'S THEATRE. The part of the Page, in the new ballet of ACfred, was night performed by Madame VESTItIS, in the absence of bladlle Mademoiselle DE VATIENNES Wok the part hitherto filled by Madame VESTRIS, and went through the village dance ...

... THEATRES. HAYMARKET THEATRE. At Liston's benefit on Monday night, a new ' piece, entitled the Sorrows of Werter, was produced for the first time. It is a translation from the little extravaganza which excited so much laughter in Paris a few years ' since ...

... SURREY THEATRE. THEATRE. THIS EVENING, Wednesday, wit be presented an entirely New Grand serious Equestrian Melo-Drama, written expressly for this Theatre by Mr. I. H. Amherst, and produced under his superintendence, called THg INFERNAL SECRET; or, the ...

... KING'S THEATRE. THEATRE. M. POTTER, in consequence of the decided success of the Piece Les Petites Danaides, has kindly consented to postpone his departure, and will p.rform his original character of be Pere Sournois, for the BENEFIT of IRMA. TO-MORROW ...

... THE THEATRES. HAYMARKET THEATRE. This very amusing Summer Theatre, which, during the recess, has been considerably and materially improved, both with respect to the ornamental appearance of the house, and the convenience of its visitors, opened on Monday ...

... TILE THEATRES. THEATRES. DUBLIN ROT.. Mr. Calcraft ha, In the most generous manof t o ff ered to devote to-morrow night's pe r f ormance to the relief he distress which prevails among the peasantry. The entertain. ments •111 include the play of Witham ...