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... the former of those new funds a sum (of 62 lin. has been received, and towards the latter the board have the high satisfaction of reporting that the large sum of 2,350 (including 0 from his Royal Highness Prince Albert, the illustr ons patron of the i ...
... Theatre, and, who was at Christmas manager of the Deptford Theatre. IT- appeared from the plaintiff's statement that he was engaged by the defendant to act as Clown at the Deptford~heatre for twelve nights during the Christmas holidays at the nightly salary ...
... MAGAZINE AND GENERAL THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL REVIEW. Sr. John-street, Lrndon.-This is the first number of a new work, pub- lished in London and at NeW York, and we sincerely hope it will fulfil its promise, for nothing is in more re- quest than a periodical ...
... amount of 18,000. ABOLISHMENT or CHRISTMAS BoxEs IN GovERN- MENT OFFICEs.-Circulars have been sent from the Home-office to all the police courts and other offices connected with the Government, directing that no Christmas-boxes shall in future he given ...
... nights of meeting for the remainder of the presentyearin thie South London Dis- trict, compiled by Brother J. fkl h isrc he Ranger. .on days. flenevolence, No. ,2 held at Mr. Andrew's, the New Tar- floa'Arm, rage-toad, Beerlondsey, March 3, 17,31Api 1: August ...
... of tbe Happy New Year enters, ad calls on Bleak December, who appears in the centre of a gigantic snowball. After onne slight disagreement between the Old Year and the New about the approaching festivities of Christmas time, the Happy New Year brings from ...
... tamne time the ?? of one who is acquiti~g Come celebrity pn the stage of Nible's, Ait New York. The pen of the inimitable Plauche his been emplboyed to inaugurate the new management, and this has resulted in a burlesque entitled Mr. Bsckstone's Ascet.of ...
... to the very excellent arrangements, and perfect ventilation. Oar arrival being so near Christmas-day, the captain would insist upon all of us spending Christmas on board, which we did hi a very agreeable manner; indeed, the captain behaved more like ...
... 'their d'attue from New Qrlesrns ad atoivolt I thlize in.-the autumn of later, be trahce thetms with a paey sf Indians along the~ Boi'de'ri of - the .Gulf of Amnatique, 'th'ejne' south-west to Coban, w ies 'they: arrived on Christmas itday, aid paused to ...
... the band of the 13th Light Brageoos played the National Anthem, after which Da. LLOYD, one of the London directors, said he had, on behalf ofI the London and local boards of the Unity Fire Insurance Association, on that interesting occasion to request ...
... two miles and a half an hour. Mr. BnADFIE2LD adduces, by way of illustration, a contralt between the untaxed steamboat on the river, conveying its 300 passengers from Westminster to London-bridge, at a penny a head, and the omnibus which takes the same ...
... annosuncement of attractions pot forth, that the Victoria Pantomime will rank high amongst the Christmas predactions of 1853. Queens Theasre. The Christmas novelty at this theatre is, we hear, to be produced with unusual splendour, It bears the well-known ...