... T-RPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. 'A ELALISTIC IN EVERY DETAIL. mon'rrly. the 22?d ins:., Sir AUGUSTUS HARRIS S COMPANY in the great Drury Lane Drata, A L1FE OF PLEASURE. prpuarPrires. Doors open at 7 15- Early door at 7, 6d. extra. TUSIC A A LL, ?? ltILLIANM.ON-SQUARE ...

... England since his return from South Amefica); Y Mr. OLIVER SUMMERS, Bases of the Thcatre-Royal, Drury- lane; Mr. B. BOWLER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, - lyceum and Surrey Theatres, London; and Miss M. STANLEY, of the Royal Academy of Music, London; ...

... t 7 3 , aen Each Eveninc Duringtbe Week. Tj .eost Drury7oemelodram c A SAILOIRS OlT. 5aorted y Sir AJGUSTUS H iARRIS'5 DRURY- LANE THEATRE COMPANY. FXLIVC SENEry. 5p'SDOD DRESSES, F-LABORAIE APPOthTENIT, MAGIFI1CENIT PrOPERTIES. ?? has been pronounced ...

... a stout, active BOY, about 15 or l'$yso, Ts of Appya geb, in a Sitipatore, to snake himself generally usern. I.- Apl t 2,Drury lane. FP~O TFIE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.WN o ,t JL Douglas, Isle of Afn, agood BOOT anlSO Lsll. -App~lyto5. Bra~dt, 4, Duke-street ...

... 118 nlight in London. and pro- duccil here underihe persenaleiuparintendence of Mr. Dlon BOU1callit, u upportod by 1, TEt DRURY- lANE COMPANY, MIhS9 I;ATEERINE ROGERS.A lISiS MAGGIE BRENNAN. MitS. BILLINGTON. MISS DALTON. M t. J O tN R OU S E. Alad tih U ...

... Phillips. Hart. and On., hurech-eteet, mud Mr. Honry Greenwood, h2. Omee eetrcek. rmof3ap MASONIC SHADES, NOW OPEN. =s JI F11, DRURY LANE. Luncheon, with btez, d. Dinne, incvluing bread fud vectable, Is. S*pl4 ;,.OUTHPORT RYDROPATHIC HOME, Q for Baths, MeOdical ...

... Bakers, and C Sistore Dealers-Strong New BAGS to hold 16 to 18 lbs. rice, barley, peas, &c., Is. 9d. per dozen.-&t 13. Drury- -lane. 2se7 QEWING MACHINE.-A Grover and Baker Treadle ' Sewing Machine, in splendid half cabinet; almost new. Price £2 Its.; ...

... LHANDSOMST STREET. QOYAI COURT THEAT-RE. Sole Pro bietor .r. Carl Rosa. Manae.MrB Bruce . AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S Latest Triumpb, PRM DRURY LANE THEATRE LONDON. ANIMATED. STARTLII;NG REALISTIC, AND ARTISTIC. LAST THEE NIGHTS. THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE FR(I START TO- FIISU ...

... - US, Duk e-ssteet.16o022 '257, XHALL-ROAD.--To be Let, ago roomy 257~ HOU Eand YARD. Bent moderae-plt U. Jump and Sons, Drury-lane. 5021 WgELr,LIGHTED ROOMS5, 941tablo for'sany ho ?? Offices, Collaring c Steam poorer and oe irejuinred.-APPlytO Chales ...

... TEE ROYAL OGAK, A-art from being ore of the Finest Romantic Dram.s3 of thevdy, and har og bad a most stacoesdul run at DRURY- LANE, is a Play founded on HiStorical Incidients. THE ROY.AL OAK is an undouated scceses. NEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY Il been Pain''d ...

... ~W]0TuN Memberms of the Drury-lane doempnnyr. *Tires (HATUJIDAV) EVENING. The 1st Instant, will bie pro. rented the sew arid orIginal and highly suacesafol Drams, nal Played 61) sureesslr nights at theoTheiteo Royal, Drury- Lane, London, entitled N 14117` ...

... rOYAI CO1CURT THEATRE. Slse Propliet.r ?? ?? Mr. Carl Ross. ?dnaaer ?? .. Mr. I zuc% AVGUST=S HARRISS Lateet Triumvh, PROM DRURY LANE THEATE, LONDON. A 1R. OF L UCK. ANI3I-BD, STARTLING. REALISTIC, AND ARTIST=O LAST TWO NIGHTS. THUNiDERS OF APPLAUSEn FROM ...