... Royal amphitheatre. Director Mr. Hb«*t Lisus. Eve«t Evatitn, THE DRURY LANE COMPANY. MISS JULIA ST. GEORGE. The unparalleled attraction of the CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS At the above Rtlabli.hinaot rood*>ri££ nxlccuiod aJrartxaetnenU unneceaaary, Mr. baa ...

... AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING. Aj.t'xa'ivwul Tirr.*TßX. Tecp o’ Day.— The Drury lane Company. BoraLAiiPeiTWfarm —“YrmrLife sin Danger” and •‘Macbeth.’ —Miss and Mr. T. SwmU.arLe. frames Wouw.—“A Qnict Family, Ironhoe. and A Uuppy Pair.” Strr- t t..— Concert ...

... amusements this evening. Tnaru. l*ecp Day.- Tb« Drury lane Company. Botaj. Amphttuv •* Turn Him Out, “Arrab Da-Pofue, and The Pamcs Wxlx*.-~ A Quiet Famfly,” “Iron hoe. and Happy l*air.’’ Pum.mtku> baiju—Urand Concert. —Madame Scbmmnu. BiaKt.Nni!»D ...

... SCENE. HISS SYDNEY COWELI. Had kindly co jsc nted to Sing the famous Scotch Ballad AI’LD RODIN GRAY. Concluding with the Drury Lane Success, THE BELLES OF THE KITCHEN, In which THE MARVELLOUS YOKES FAMILY Will appear. ...

... sustain her original character, snpponed by a SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPANY LONDON ARTISTES. Brigard M-.Lewia Naaton (Of the Drury Lane Thaatro. Henri de artorrs Mr. T. Palmer Lo Comte Paul Valrcas.. Mr. Alfred LlUey (Adelpbl Toeatre, Loudon,. Btron d ...

... been found th aiing near the Embankment, and wiloess c used be (teadhensc cf demerit's. I*r. Welch, of Bleekmourfctr et. Drury lane, said hat had made a jyistmortem c-xuuiiiiaLiou of the dtc'-a6e.l, > Deatli been cansed drowning, and there were sign of ...

... and the Leeds and liverpoid Canal, la very mutable f.ir ora tnsnulaetnrnig bu'ineas. At I li I - Henry Jump and Suns, U. Drury -lane, Liverpool. l4femhl« N: SOLD LET. * very desirable Semi-detached VILTA RESIDENCE, commanding extensive land and sea s. eneiw ...

... represented rs. Fancitt. No one present on tbe occasion will ever forget pretentions play called Blighted Troth, brought out at Drury Lane under Mr. Macready's management, in 1842. This poetic drama, in five acts, was simply denied triumph because in the house ...

... the valuable, old-estahlished Licensed and KESTADRANT, called the '• Maosinn-bonse Hotel,” being No. 9 on the east Side of Drury lane, Liverpool. The house is much resorted to. and is well situated in important business thoroughfare. and muat all tiroes ...

... free, Ticket. Tirkcts mar he had on a, plicaHr n to J. Plcton, rtrci:; W. O. Uolt, 6, Inuja-lNulduigsi John Andrev, 11. Drury lane; r'.. J. strr Eobt. TriaiUr, 15. J. T. ELtrbeck, 6f>. Bold street, and H. Myrtle-street; You-g. I*. Sooth CasUc-etreot; ...

... aeal Is very suitable lor workshops or a nisnufaciorjig business. Ibs puf•‘j** money lemsm mortgase. Apply “ and Sons. 11. Drury lane. Liverpool. locuo- COTT4UF. Rf.SIDESTE. Three Acre* I-anJ - I). n.o.t «• sucet. SOLO Pritata Traaty. tho followin* PRO. ...

... Peter M'Govern wera charged with stealing ‘•acts of wheat, the property of Messrs. Henry -Tump and Sons, corn merchants, Drury lane. Mr. Dories eon dueled the prosecution. and Mr. appeared for the prisoners. appeared tin.l the prisoners are “dealers about ...