... G)ondoier, have been the performances during the week. BLAoaSraN.-This pretty little theatre has been taken by Mr. J. Walton, of the Liverpool and Preston theatres, to open on Easter Monder. Mir. Walton's long experience will no doubt serve to make the ...

... lordship and many mem- bers of the corps diplomatique. THE Royal Theatre at the Hague has been closed on account of some dispute between the King and the Baron de Grovestins, intendant of theatres to the late king. The baron assumes that, as the manager of ...

... since. In early life Mr. Kirby appeared at one of the minor theatres of New York, and for several seasons he attracted considerable notice at the Bowery, Chatham, Chesnut-street. and other theatres in New York, Bos- ton, and Philadelphia. In 1843, he crossed ...

... Clhelsea, etr o -Emulation, Concord, Procter's Eotel,incarAstlea's Theatre Mount Lebanon, Felicitv, Londoll Tavern; Joppa. Old Swan-street, Mlinories; Union, P'rocters hIcotel, near Ast ley's Theatre; Euphrates, Dnke of Susseex,Hlaggerstone; To . t Tuesday-Amity ...

... your obedient servant, 24, Green-street, Grosvenor-square. HXway SpicE CONCERTS AT THlE OLYMPIc THEATRE.-A series o three Concerts will be given at this theatre on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday next, which may, in fact, be termed Concerts for the Million ...

... W. T. A. B. DEATE OF MR. JOEN FARRELL, LATE FOUNDER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE ROYAL PAVILION THEATRE.'-This gentleman, who for so many years managed the above theatre, expired at Boulogne, after a painful illness of some duration. Mr..Farrell was a native ...

... appear in the least affected by the announcement. The Court then adjourned- until ten o'clock on Monday morning. EW STRAND THEATRE. N Lessee, Mr EDWAILO HIOpas Kpnsin~gton. Mr J. W. SHARP, Comm Vocalist, and Musical Director of Ithfoya Gardens, Vauxhall ...

... the glee, From Foreign climes we Rovers come, with Masters B ucikle and Jones, his fellow-pupils. 11lecontinued at this theatre tilt it was destroyed by fire in 109. He afterwards appeared at Sadler's Wells, where he obtained much popularity in Charles ...

... are infinitely preferable to those which take place within the confinied and heated atmosphere of a theatre ; hence whilst our metropolitan theatres are comparatively speakingt deserted, Cremorne, Vauxball, and the Surrey Gardens are nightly crammed ...

... fromcontinumg the present' subvention to the 'theatre. In'eight y'ears, the'refore;' the theatre of Stras- burg ?? alsance of 2O0,QO0 franca, wiwi~h-.vill suiiice to place -s~it the head, of. allfprovincial theatres..It is stated that-this curious will. is ...

... ,rerom7ane, ,h~forI a theatre to be dotdto dramatic -performancs Th s ite definitely. selected for the building wa ,tha:Of Athe ancient hotel Foulon, on the north aide oft :!ite Bouevard, adjacemjt to. 'the- 'WelI known~theatre of, the Cirque. Olyrapique ...

... tile cilaitrrrnrmr. Met.. oHNeK. SWOAN, tfrllrerry oi ile Queen's Theatre, Marnchlester, is playirig wvithi great success at Niblo's Theatre, New York ; rand Iis wife at Burtoll's Theatre. in the same city. ...