... intellect of ?? su missgram Mercury . , - lie AsTIExY's.-Her Majesty has presented Mri Batty, op e the proprietor of this theatre, with a pair of pure no A-rabian ponies, recently imported, whose first ap- to, pearance in the arena is' to take place as ...

... Of mabh.-Bi.' au rningheem Ultivrcsoy. . - lic ASTLSR's.-IIer Majesty haspresented Mr. Batty, op the proprietor of this theatre, with a ,pair.of pure nc Arabian ponies, rcecatly imported, whose first ap.' to poarainco in the arena' is to take place as ...

... attended our meetings with the most laudable regu- larity, and even ventured to accompany the others to a more ambitious theatre, the club of Temple Bar. One of them was upon his legs ; a fellow of whom it was difficult to decide whether he was most ...

... attended our meetings with the most laudable regu- larits, and even ventured to accompany the others to a more ambitious theatre, the club of Temple Bar. One of them was upon his legs ;. a fellow of whom it was difficult to decide whether he was most ...

... attended our meetings with the most laudable regu- larity, and even ventured to accompany the others to a more ambitious theatre, the club of Temple Bar. One of them was upon his legs ; a fellow of whom it was difficult to decide whether he was most ...

... toditvribute their: ors noin teter all the comic actora Iat- ba tached to the theatre. -p Bd ~ PRINCESS'S. fro 'ht the toecea the'oughous- the-evenmg eonsister frisi ou This theatre contribttetd its quota t Eas Cal leamusements, in the shape of a new extr ...

... Paris, Frankfort, in Vienna, and Rme, -with the blood of democracy's El defenders-having tuirned Sicily and Baden into' .W. theatres of smurder, and lungary into one vast field mi of carnage and deso'ation-thie triumphant traitorsI and blood-stained brigands ...

... of Paris, Frankfort, II Vienna, and Rome, with the blood of demnocracy's M defenders-having turned Sicily and Baden into E theatres of murder, and Hungary into one vast field of carnage and desolation-the triumphant traitors, [ and blood-stained brigands ...

... streets o£ Parisi Frankfort, I Vienna, and Rome, with the blood of-dennperacy' bI defender-having turned Sicily and Baden' into theatres of imurder, and Hungary into one vastgeld of carnage and desolation-the triumphant traitors, and blood-stained brigands, ...

... performers ved to their manager, in testimony of the enterprising lew spirit which stimulated his attempt to restore to the this theatre the representation of the British drama. rge From what is subjoined, however, it will be seen that, for the present at least ...

... by the way, .ap- pear to enjoy the sport.. These views-are all admi- l rable specimens of this delightfiul art. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. ,A painful impression 'has -prevailed - recently ambngst those who -watch- the- progress of the rdrama, that Mr. Anderson's ...

... ap-l pear to enjoy the sport. These views are all admi- g rable specimens of this delightful art. t n . _ y DRURY-LANE' THEATRE. - A painful impression has prevailed recently i r amongst those who watch the progress of the I r drama, that Mr. Anderson's ...