... LYCEUM THEATRE. A new and original three-act drama, said in the bills to be comic, was produced at this theatre last evening, under the title of Honours and Tricks. It met with some applause, and here and there caused a laugh; but we fear that no ...

... THE THEATRE ROYAL. MACREADY's MACBETH. There was a good house on Saturday evening last, to ! witness our greatest living tragedian impersonate the ambitious and remorse-stricken Macbeth. To enter into a geucral criticism of the merits and demerits of ...

... HAYMARKET THEATRE. On Saturday evening a comedy in three acts, called Mr. Peter Piper, or, Found-out at last, was produced at this theatre. It is brought out anonymously, but is ascribed to Mr. Bourcicault, already known the author of seTeral successful ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. Under the Direction of Madame Celeste. Tins EVENING will tx> presented THE CRICKET ON THE HEAKTII: a Fairy Tale of Home. lohn Mr. O. Smith ; Caleb Plummer, Mr. Lambert; Tackle ton, Mr. CuUenford; Edward, Mr. Dot, Mrs. FitzwiUiam; ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sir, Mr. Lumlcy having addressed to several papers copy of a letter he has addressed to me on the subject of my retirement from her Majesty's Theatre, may I request from you the insertion of the ...

... THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN. JUVENILE NIGHT. In compliance with many applications, and to accommodate the Jurior Branehes of Families, ruHIS PRESENT FRIDAY, January 13th, the T performances will commence at Seven o'Clock, and the Pantomime will terminate at ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr.A PMr. RLLEN, Prioe o, from to Theatre Royal. Dlrurydlane, is engaged for a few nights, and will make his Sixth appearae ?? o THIS EVENING (Friday) . with a Young Lady (his Pupil), her Sixth performance in the Lyric Drama, and ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BAKER. O N THIS EVENING (Monday), May 7th, 1 14.9, will be performed a New Comedy, entitled TIME TRIES ALL. ,atthew Bates Mr. King; Mr. Leeson (a Merchant) Mr. Bariett Hon. Augustus Yawn, Mr. H. Bland; Charles ...

... THEATRE-ROTAL, ADELPHI, TElE MOST SUCCESSFU'L PANTOMEIE EVER PRODUCED IN THIS CITY. T HIS P RESEN-T F RID A Y E VENIN G,I T ?? E R E V E N G E. Zatnta. Mr. CA'rnrART-Alorzo, Mr. J. JoITNSTONE Caloe, Mr. Mr oaTta.Ln-Leonora. Miss R. SANER. 'Vith (Fifth ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. * N Easter Monday, her Diajesty's servants will perform 0 MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr Macready; Lady Macbeth, Miss Helen Fancit. With an Easter piece, entitled FORTURIO AND HIS SEVEN GIFTED SERVANTS. On Tuesday, SAPPHO. Alcander, Mr ...

... nts with Mr Ter- AnIN for the Use of the Theatre for one A i.ht, has for he oethat he will take his Fare- el Hofr the Newcastle Audience. on the Evening otf WedwesdhY, the16hth ?? which Occasion F the Theatre-ReOY l tOra, of 'e ef man~leS TeMISS WP ISTEIN ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DUNLOP STREET. First appearance of the Celebrated Artiste, the Inimitable MADEMOISELLE TAGLIONI, Who is engaged for Positively THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Assisted by Mons. SILVAIN, from the Italian Opera House. London; also by Mdlle. PETIT STEPHAN ...