... in the centre of London, with Communication every five minutes to and e from all the Railways and Steam-Boats; near the l, Theatres, Law Courts, Banks, Docks, &c. y v The LARDERS and 'WINE arrangements are equal Y'to the best Clubs in London. The Bill of ...

... subject. The admirers of dramatic excellence will be pleased to know, that Miss Helen Faucit is engaged to appear at the Theatre Royal on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday next. We regard her as the best living representative of many of die finest characters ...

... had eltpsed after our oseeting In lhis place before we fel It to be otrr duty to convene to sogregale meeting in Drury-lane Theatre. Ily this time it had become evident that the feelintg in favollr of reform, which had been displayed theotgboat the dilstricls ...

... were not allowed lard, but were sent off to Syiluty. There tato be another great anti.transportation meeting held in the theatre here on Moe ray nest. ...

... gives the nowt flattering hopes of prosperity: but I am sorry to have to acquaint you that the establishment of Macao was the theatre of to attempt. against the sovereignty of my crown, and against the rights of the people. goserunient has already taken the ...

... con- ducted by Mr. Bell, played admirably. The refreshments were provided by Mrs. Jewitt, in a highly satisfactory manner. Theatre Royal. — ltalian Opera. — Last night, Donnizetti's celebrated opera of Lucrezia Borgia was per- formed before a very r ...

... Gilbert's Accident to Mr. Lumley.— *—We find the following account of an accident to Mr. Lumley, the director of her Majesty's Theatre, in a Brussels papers:—On Saturday last Mr. Lumley, just arrived from Paris, whilst descending one of the precipitous streets ...

... will, as heretofore, be complete, and include those distinguishled Professors of the Royal Italian Opera, H~er liajesty's Theatre, tho Philharmonic Society's Cwincerts, and other ?? airtistes, the combination of I whloo has earried for theso concerto so ...

... after' out'mcietiltg in this 1 id piaco before we felt it to be our duty to convencoan i slgrgsegae eaceting in Drttry-hsno Theatre. By this ig tlius 'it-had hoeomcm evident that t1lo feeling 'inf w favour-of reformn,'whilch lhad been displayed through- ...

... alternately and don. Shore without detriment to the fame of the younger actress. On the destruction by lire o(C:event-garden Theatre, hi 1808, Smith accepted *smarmed Leiden terms in Dublin. She remained Indeed for three leafs, at the end of which period ...

... The Labouring Classw. No. I— The Needle-Women, illustrated by Mr. F. Skill— The Interior and Exterior of the New Olympic Theatre, by I Mr. R. Hind, &c, kc. Tbe Press having pronounced this Work the best snd cheapest ll. ust rated Periodical of the day ...

... opera, by the Duke of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, ' Dil Verge!tang' (The Reprisal r.) been performed with great success at the Court Theatre Gotha. Birmingham pork butcher lately presented to the Queen some sausages made from flash of pigs bred and fsd by I f Tjliamaaaw ...