... rcspectable Young Person as ASSIS CANT' W in the DiunIg Room of a Ritrtauraut.-Apply, from nine to eleven in the morning, at 9, Drury lane. 1Xy AN I), an experienced ISERVA NT OF ALL WOiK. AWNsbin put out, nid lioerai wages ?? at 14, Duke otreet. d W ANTED, a ...

... THE DIVE OF LiFE! _Art 3. ?? TEPIN'S RIDE TO YORKE ?Io-r7ay. the 22nd inst., Sir AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S COMPANY, in thefgreat Drury Lane Drama, A LIFE OF PLEASURE. Poociao Prices. Doors open at 7 15. Early door at 7, 6d. ?? ?? eltra. T A R M -ASI &LL W.*IL ...

... 1 TO-NIGHT IWEDNESDAY), at Seven.. OU0 THE BENEFIT OF Mti. N. ROBSON. I INIGOM AR. Mr, T. Elead, of the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane. c lIlt~o.M.. , ?? Mr. N. ROhODa. _ ?? By a lady of Liverpool. Tclie flovuid by the First, Third, and Fifth Acts of OTHELLO ...

... er see nightly received with rapturoua delight. Firet Apuearanco of MIISS CLARA WESTON, i be Thealre, Toyat Lyceuni and Drury Lane; the original Iboy (irate in P eep u-Daby. T1IS t WEDNESDAY) EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, J. Sheridan Knowica'r materpiece of ...

... Blorsvills, Ellen ]lateinari. ROYAL AMP'HITHEATRE. ELCH, M'COLLUM, & CO.'S GREAT W AMr EfICAN T'ROUPE, late of Theatre royal, Drury- lane, will OlEN onl MONDAY, DECEMIrERt 1ST1, for a limaited nrumielr ef rights. Il coniectionl w ith thin Cormrpany, seill be ...

... trSEE UP, LITTLE TREASURE, The celebrated giPLE DANCE. by MISS LYDIA THOMPSON. A Pan0ld by her at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane, d3 ~~Lyceumj fiG And tle Farce TRYING IT ON. 6r littcry and Mibs Lydal Thompeon in Two Pleces. MONDAY, 28Tr INST., lMESSRS ...

... precedea T.e Chbisty's, Entertainment on this occasion. Man. JOSH. CLEMENTS, The justly popular comedian, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Lyceum. ha also; in the kindest rataner, cou- rented to live his valuable services. rer lull particulars see programme ...

... have consented to appear, it being the last visit they can make here prior to the opening of the great National Theatre, Drury. lane, in SeptemLber next, of which establishment Mr. W. BLkIlausoN has become lessee:- MISS LOUISA PYNE, MISS SUSAN PYNE, MR ...

... ANNUAL M T G EfET. ?? ef the a bove S eoletY will b held in the Seoretar' s Of 0ace (M-'Dlarm id and Green shisld'r,) 2, Drury lane Water- sitreet. TO ?? (WhNBrrsDAV). 11th inst.;, at 3Ealf-pa et One o'clock, hbbeorlberc. and friends are specially requested ...

... each to be had from the Members of the Committee; Messrs. Uockllff Brothers, 44, Castle-street; and JOHN BROADBENT, 11, Drury -lane, PJafels Honorary Secretary. l4OSES DICKINSON'SANNUAL BALL IV will TAKE PLACE in the Assembly Rooms, Old Swan on FEBRUARY ...

... THE DIVE OF LIFE .-3 ?? ?? TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK 'I s3y, t:he 22-nd inst., Sir 4AGUSTUS HARRIS'S IXINIPAN V in the great Drury Lane Drama, A LIFE OF PLEASURE. v3 T -r'eo. Doom- open at 7 15. Earls door at 7, od. extra. TA R 31 U S I C L L, ; Wi.LLIAMS ...

... aiEP STREET, LONDGN-TD.. LIVERPOOL Ate,, lsaneger ?? Mr. JOIIX GAFFNEY. TO-XNIGHT. AT 7 30. F.rs: Visit to Liverpool of the Drury Lane Success, t H,1liE jl._UCHESS OF COOLGARDIE, d- t,.-he direction of XR. JOHlN COLEYAN. I I'u-ipLar Prices. Tmeus of Opening ...