... Miss Robertson, and Miss Jane Dawson. Dancing by Misis Adelide Downing. To conolude with THE BTRAITOR'S GATE. Sapported by the entire Company. On Wednesday, THE ,TOWER OF NESLE. ROB.~THE RIP. Sin' k and 'Dancing: Extra talent., ind.'-THE' BE1tTING BOY'S ...

... on Saturday at Three o'cloek. The ?? H *] tel's Bltsh People, from the great Kalahari Desert, will appear in their Native Dances. Piano by Mr. Harries Wilson. Admission, ls. Adi 29.; Stalls , 3, 232, Piccadilly. R.W.S- WOOOIN'SOLIO OOF ODDITIES, With ...

... are now open f)r the winter season for Promenade Concerts, with the celebrated ARGYLL BAND, conducted by MONS LA leOTT E. Dancing at Ten o'clock. 'Doors opened at Eight, commence at half-past., ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. XIHE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, is ...

... BREAKFAST, 3s. B OLENO'S OPERA STORES, 27, Bow-street; opposite the Grand Outrance of the Opera, Covent-garden. HARRY BOLENO (Clog,;) of ?? Royal,Drury-lanerespectfully announces that, having taken the above establishment, he has effected alterations conducive ...

... Ballet Corn- pany to Lend on Ilire. Wardrobes ot cvery description purchased to any Amonolt. H IGHlHURl'Y BARN. - MUSIC and L 'DANCING every Evening, commence nt Eight o'cloek, close at lialf-past Eleven. Conductol. Mr. Grattan Cooae. Ball on Easter Mon- day ...

... iuttler'o-whsarl, Horselydowni. H:. Ch~e. sqr,' 12 btamolord'strnet. 's hetrhq., i, tlhureisrow, Newinogton. Owen (Ilutton, clog., Souotlwark, anod 46, S~t. eoregee-oquare, Pillseo. Gee. R. Corner. Eog., 19, Tooles-esreet, Jehn Courage, Eq., Rorselydown ...

... Secretary. PREMIUM to SCULPTORS.-The COUNCIL P of lioe ART-UNION of LONDON invite Sculptors, who intend to submit MODELS in competition for the PREMIUMS of £100 and £50 offered for a Statuette twventy inches high, to inform them of their intention, under a ...

... attachd to M1. Strauss's orchestra at the baths of Vichy, France.-Admission, One Shilling. Doors open at Half-past Eight; Dancing to coin- mence at Nine, and terninate at ?? Eleven precisely- N.B. Due notice will be given of the First Series of Concerts ...

... in furs, aid every othtr slpeis' of illsect. Spoitsmen Will find this en invaluable relrleds foe ditelovio lgiens its their clogs, as also ladies for their -pelt igogs. It is perfectly lhamlrfless iii its nature, and may be spplitsd iwithout ass appr'ehension ...

... iiladermneiitioed A'NCLES-namely. A0 9s C~tof bread tInily, iii loaves of various weights; good 0,.ofwIbcut hose, conoistifl of clogs anid stick-ings; ox heads, averate2311. each; ceuttonl, consistilg of breasts, i sodricle 55015550, icttar. rice, potatoes ...

... at Cbrencestcr College and elsewhere rne11l it. li l'toe'p:tical farmners, sdthereaorereceived aCourciI - soetimes b-came clogged, as in the fororer lion. } prte0egateapertje could not possibly obtain that distitc- ?? ONTRACT forI MARKS of DISTINCTION ...

... wines of the niost reelierch6 description, and asse of plate, lineon, china, glass, aird attenidarene, seats, tables, lights, dancing hollands, arid in- etrinrerital music, weeddinig erid invitation stationery, as in Paris. Carriages, pest or Othserswise. ...