... fleshy and substantial Christmas entertainment to upwards. ut not and, on New Year's Day, 4 his tenantry last week ; Music and dancing were also supplied, with everytt Mr, es ae the numerous perty assemble: d; and Mrs. Handeock, w rduy peculiar gracefulness ...

... 0 Saunders; Beppo, Mr W Ellerton; Zerlins, Miss L Thompoon, In which character she will introduce hor cele- brated Shadow Dance. To concludetwith THE TnUbjPETER'S DAUGHiTER-PhllIpot, Mr J Duff; Michael Angelo Muller, Mr G Fisher; Madelo9 (Who win Introduce ...

... Pyramid$, Double Trapers, A La Pcrcihe, Horizontal Bar, Globe Dancing, Vaulting, end their srrivalled Dresving-room Performance. First appearance of JOE ALLEN, Comic Hibernian Vocalist, and Crampion Clog and Jig Dancer. Immenso recopteon of Messrs. DIEY arid ...

... ou a rational system of education. The Rev. Mr. Fraser said, one great difficulty in Ingland and Scotlandarose from the competition among school book writers and publishers, which had created an Immense number of books, each dtietob toluk an dti- ferent ...

... (iClI Singer-First Apleuirsaco of Mr. LISIIMAN, Comic Slnger nid ?? Alppearance of Mer. HIASLAMI, Comic Singer ani Cliampion Clog Dtlvccus-Firat Appearance of Mirs LISTIMAN, Sorio Comic Singer and Dnulogist-Mr, GEOI GE KIRcK, B]aritonO Singer and Author-First ...

... or, Lucky StarE.-Vivian Bippie, Mir I J Florence ; Carlotta (with song), Mrs W J Florence; Senora Perea Nena (with Spanish dance), 3irs WY J Florence; Mdme VictOrine La Page (with o French and German song), lirs W J Florence, Gnstavus Vesuvius l)evere ...

... Denvil, After s hicrh a Characteristic loivertissemcnt of England, Ira - lard, enid Sct{lanld, corr pm isiolga variety of Dances. The Fairy Founlaiil! To be folluwed by Monlis. D'EARDE ?? Etra- ordinari Lfap of upwa\ds of bi Feet i After which the Farce ...

... with which be caret end foot era the todely, it evidenced in the atreogth and popularity it la Cart acquiring. The attune dance immonaa, and every eiaaa wet nnmeronaty rae presented. Amongat the nobility, Ac. present ware Tiaconnt and Lady Liamore, Hon ...

... the training of the mare; afterwards intended to use her in van carrying about clogs. And you paid for mare and £l7 fur her training for the purpose of her carrying about clogs? Uh, that was after I found that splints came out behind her knees; I believe ...

... feathered setters, the springers, and other spaniels, while here and there at odd. corners are many curious specimens of foreign clogs the The glazed annexe the southern aide devoted to the smaller pets and toy dogs, Maltese lions, Skye, small Scotch, and Dandie ...

... WABES THEATRE, 1FISHSAMBLE.STREET. NOW THE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open Every Evening at Eight oClock. Dunring the Recess, the Stage and Pit have been oonverted ne one nost platform for Dancing-brilliantly iUuminated. FD!l asd efleleent Quadrille and Polka ...

... WALES THEATRE, ,tL FISHAMBLE-STREET. . NOW TlE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open ?? Evening from Eight. Dialng the Recess, the Stage and Pit have been converted into one vast platform for Dancing-brltItantly illuminated. Full and efficient Quadrille and Polka ...