... Boleno; Pan-aloon, Ai Masson Boj leno; Clown, Signor Boleno; Columbine, Miss Caroline Barnett (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury -lane, her first ap. pearance here). in the course of the Pantomime a New NATIONAL DIORAMA. Doors open at half-past Six, and the ...

... eff eted an F- g9gement, for Six Ntgbti only, 1with y ns. JULLIEN, Director of the Concerts D'Biverat, the Tlivat'e Royal, Drury lane, Conductor of the: Or chetrta at the Catsino, nod at the (Jpera Balls Pari vwith his UNRIVALLED BAND, comprising upwards ...

... Gather ye rosebuds. P1tiNCLPAL INSTRUMsENTAL PERFOltiERS Ohoe-Mon-i r Detabare, of the Academie Rnyal de Musique and Drury Lane Conccerts. Trombone-.Monrsieur Duntonett, the first Trombone player in the world, of the Academie Royal de Musique and lltusard ...

... Be. lens Pantaloon, WI Masson Boleno; Clown, Signor Bo- lens; Columbine. Miss Caroline Barnett (from the Thean tre Royal, Drury lane, her first appearance here). A GRAND NATIONAL DIORAMA. Ruins of Holy Cross Abbey, by moonlight asd sunrise. Bray Bridge ...

... is nw ballad. Gathrir ye rosebuds. ?? iNSTRUtIErNTAL ?? Ohsi-.Monuieur D~lab ir of the Acadeni, Royal de 6iu-iqu, aid Drury Lane Cencerts. Troinhone-Mo['Sieur D .ntonett, the first Trombone playrin thle world, of the Academie Royal de Musique sln Muard ...

... Westminster celebrated Ltheir triumph in procuring the return of a Tory for Radi- cal Westminster, by a public dinner at Drury Lane Theatre. The pit was boarded over on a level with the stage, the chair being placed about the centre of the latter. The ...

... Strauss. Solo ?? D'Amour ?? ?? Delabarre. (As performed by him at the Concerts Vldentino, Paris, and at the Theatre R 'yal, Drury-lane, London). Tarantella (Disbolique). ?? ?? ?? Jullien. Silo Violoncello -*lr. M. H. Patton ?? Percival. (in which he will ...

... Majesty's Consul-General in Syria. Henry Suter, Esq., to be her Mejesty's Consul at Bai.s seriab. SIR. FRANCIS BuRDETT AT DRURY.LANE- There wagea bustle yesterday (Friday) without the will5 of old Drury, as well as within. On one side was the voice of ...

... .Post. Miss Romer and Mr. Wilson, after a succesfaul sojourn l left Co. k for Killarney. II Ellen Tree and Anderson, of Drury-lane, commenced a I short engagetnen at the Cork Theatre on Tuesday evening I Ilast. The play was As Yore Like It: and Mr. Williams ...

... langour prevails in the trade. ?? Ellis, late of the Bath theatre, has just accepted an engagement with Mr. Macready, at Drury-lane-Beth Joturnal. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to approve of Richard W. Cooper, Esq., of Bowden Park ...

... appearance these five years of Mr. W. FARREN who is engaged for Twelve Nights only; Mrs. GLOVER: of the Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Coveat-garden, is engaged for Twelve Nights only and will make her second appearance in this Theatre; Ml s. WARNER is ...

... into for siX pr nights.(how brief the period 1) with M. Jullien, the cele-. brated director of the Concerts d'Hiicer, at Drury-lane d Theatre, that artist, with his magnificent band, made his h4 first appearance last night in a grand instrumental concert ...