... *> rlte ( -R\ND SELECTION, from the Compo- ?? j.iiley- a f ?? iie Authors, ancient and modern, _* f _ Tl, unbounded applause on the first night. In Cti ...

... «f splendid elegance. ?? rivl ac Hoxes have been added; the Pit *>*£* 5 Aa and etichwed ; the Gallery enclosed, Uii eU 'I A d, ohestra re-modelled : and erery plan LfMrtiW »' rou „j sngsest f.n- the accommodation L-vs^.i'^'^, pffcrted by Artists of tbe first ability. ?? l ' a ?? l e OPI-N' unaer ti,e ...

... ?? i lBlB ' I)ur ' fl f? tne short period I M 0 -* ni'hiis been cowigned to the Conduct of the > £itai'i ;sl ne „ erv effort has been used to render it worthy '' ?? rl Vr&t'f A public And although a considerable ex- *aittention «J f una vf»idable to open this Theatre wilh due ?? ?? , M .niiied thai the whole of the laierior shall be it* T reducine the Size, and extendine the Conve- - llp« ...

... Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent nuke of York.— THIS EVENING.a magnificent Eastern VDram.'iic Spectacle, called, EL HYDER, the Chief of ?? Mountains. Horsemanship by Mr. Clarke. To con- _W.«ritl* the Equestrian Melo-Dramatic Spectacle of RICH- -55 TlJRPjj^* ?? Highwayman. tfGZSCY THEATRE of VARIETY. Totten- i baui-street. TO-MORROW EVENING, a New Via.-alled MA RRI ED AN D SINGLE. With the Mn ...

... >, ' , ' s and attraction, aided by the un- f J ?? iie Burletca of *• Winning a Husband, I . 7 ?? ii 1. • havt been s ...

... wß,, A^Sowi-g*nd the most fashionable audiences testify liC ' t ?, and alt further comment is unnecessary. jtfftfic NEW THEATRK, Newca ; tle-street, frigid -Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain VI s*' iJ,ljA\. A ,e direction and superintendence of B nd > ldrr thC ?? EVENING, January the Mr E |lis i OT ' ,J Fvennftlie 9th instant, will be pre- Areeacts, entitled ROCfl|s- *nl«d* lh « ...

... new l>»i.tomime, have the honour of resuming her professional ;)„tv at thia Theatre, in tbe celebrated Shawl Dance, with ler two Sisters, Mi»s F. and Miss E. Dennett. 4 DELPHI THEATRE, Strand (Ufe the Sans V Pare-ill.— Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. 1 'i„ MONDAY next. December 27. and during ihe Week. wjW ] „ mes-nord A DIV KRTISEM ENT.— After whi ...

... tta •'• un an( - fright,' which has been honoured ?? .„ „ r „bati ...

... on MONDAY Jan 17 ?? T aEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE,' by Dr. I .fiNATOMYana PHYSIOLOGY.by Mr. MIERNFTDY ' itirTHFORY nnd PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr! I IUIKNETfi^. J j nil ?? MATERIA MEDICA, by Dr HUE ViDvvIFI.RY, by Dr. GOOCH. ' Ul 1 I^CTICAL ANATOMY , will, DEMONSTRATIONS, by 1 «- r , STAN LIA . forthfi particulars may be obtained by reference to Mr ' (SHceler, Apotberary To the IlospUal. i ...

... ?? -..v-nof Sterwick, it will be repealed every : ?? THEATRE of VAUIETY, i f l' tt ffl.strect, Fitzroy-square.— THlS EVENING, \ 7, - ' : ' ff „ v ?? Evening during the Week, will be pre- ?? ■_„..• 'Swedish Melo-drame. wiih new Scenery, ?? ;;r ?? FARM OF STERWICK; or. A True \ r- ?? 7* Scenery by Mr. Moon. The Machinery by ?? Music composed by Mr. Mullcr. The whole 1 ( ' li-crtion of Mr. IE ...

... After which. To conclude with FEUDAL n dHy.-Boxes4s. Pit 2s. Gall. ls. and begin at Half-past Six.— ht. -Subscription Tickets for the lay be had ou application at the iree ?? : L, ENGLISH OPERA sCAREW most respectful! v an- ted for TUESDAY. September ►d (for the first and only time this ,f ARTAXERXES. '..pillar Operetta. The evening's itli an interesting Melodrama, in he pritiripal Character.— ...

... direction of Mr. Grimaldi ?? by Mr. Nicholson, called THE FATES, or Harlequin's Holiday. A New Melo-Drama, in ihtee acts, translated from the French, under the diiection of Mr. Grimaldi. called THE CZAR, ova Day in lhe Dock-yards. To conclude with (first mT r U ?? r , * se directio of Mr. Grimaldi, a new Aquatic Mclo- Drama, with new scenery, machinery, riresses.and decora- tions ; music by ...