... the past year, 489 5s. 9d.; the dividends on stock, 76 18s. 9d; and the profit of the theatrical benefit at the Haymarket Theatre, 67 6s. 4d., mak- iug a total of 7510 12s. I id., from which 426 18s. 5d. had been invested in the public funds. For the office ...

... Treffz, made her debut as a vocalist. She has just arrived from Vienna, where she is attached to one of the principal lyric theatres. She selected the favourite air from Le Nozze di Figaro, the well-known Voi che sapete, set to original German words. That ...

... cottages thereon, let at 341. a year, situate in High- street, Battersea. 125 ?? annuity or rent charge, secured upon the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, denominated a renter's share, which originally root 9001. The income has been reduced from 251. a year ...

... to mercy, for both, was forwarded to the King.-Debats. FATAL ACDCDENT AT THE THEATRE RoYAr., WtNnSoR.-A most lamentable and fatal accident occurred at the Windsor Theatre, on Monday evening, to Mrs. Sarah Hume, 63 years of age, the wife of a journeyman ...

... or wherefore, does not appear.- Standard. TEE great German basso, Herr Staudigl, is posi- tively engaged at Her Majesty's Theatre. It is now settled that Meyerheer will visit England early in the season, to produce his new opera of The Camp of Silesia ...

... one o'clock, at Nassau-street, Soho- square, Mrs. Edwin Yarcold, of the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. wile of Mr. Edwin larnold, treasurer and part proprietor of the Pavilion Theatre, of a son. On Thursday, the 8th, at Batterses, the wife of G. A. Pinton ...

... the particulars of their route. But the Theatre. It would he presumption to attempt to describe all that is done there. There is much profes- sional dancing, very much resembling what you see at the large theatres, hut this costs you nothing, unless you ...

... brought with it some novelty. The In. dian Jugglers went through their clever performances on the stage of the ballet theatre, and the Acrobats dis- played their wonderful feats before the temple of Ronan. Shortly after the arrival of the children ...

... blood but water. They come over here in full uniform, - and with swords by their sides; they parade our streets, visit our theatres, go everywhere, and are invited to exchange civilities. JOHN Bra-like, we welcome them, court them, admire them, and take ...

... Friday next. SUDDENt DEATH AT THE Lyceumc THEATRE. - Shortly afteir seven o'clrsrk last night, ass awful instance of suddeu deathL occurred at the Lyceum Theatre, in the person of Fisholock, t~ice Bi Man to the theatre. The deceased, who bad filled the above ...

... upon our sons in our public thoroughfares. We would prohibit the prostitute from pursuing her profession in the box at the theatre and in the street, and we would restrict her -exercise of her wretched callicig to certain quarters of the town, where police ...

... requiring notice. Arrangements are nearly completed for a dinner upon a most extensive scale, to be given at one of the large theatres, to the deputation appointed by the different manufacturing towns, to assemble in London for the purpose of urging the repeal ...