... outlaw, traversing the mountainous districts of the highlands for years, dying at an extreme old age, though leading Such a hardy and active life. The che. raccer was welf conceived-lhad some beautiful touches of elegant reading in,it, but the frame was ...

... he promises a complete bevy of novelties- comedies, plays, farces, and dramas, from the veteran hands of Robert Sullivan, Thomas Morton, Stirling Coyne, J. R. Planche, Douglas Jerrold, and others. These are great and important foreshadowings of a spirited ...

... Friday and Saturday eveninae, the 20th enil 21st. The principal instrumentalists were Herr Stemne, Mr. J. Tics- hurst, Mr. Hardie, Mr. Baker, Mr. D'evin (master of the band of the eth Dra~guonse, and the tene/lelaire, Mr. Lowe. The instrumentation of thle ...

... -qerga.-(t'roprietor, H. P. Thomas,)-. Tlins room, notwithstanding the opposition, receives a good share of sup. or.The company eoneists of the follosvtsg ladies and gentlemen- Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. R. C. Lawson, Mrs. R P. Thomas, Mr. Phillps, Mr , C. Lawson ...

... SERMON ON THEATRICAL Amusements, preached at St. James's Church, Sheffield, by the Rev. Thomas Best, M.A. For the space of about five-and-thirty years the Rev.. Thomas Best has annually ascended the pulpit for the purpose of denouncing the immoral influence ...

... during thae festive season. The Casino, Boar's Head, Air. B. Lang's, the Victoria Music Hall, tiss Polytechnic, and Mr. George Hardy's resins, ito la Evaiss's, have each tlseir votories, and ore likely to he welt supported duriog the winter onotths. BBIR1NJGHAfL ...

... accompanied by the vice-chairman, Mr. Samuel Ingham, Mr. James Pontey, Mr. J. Hardy, Mr. Win. White, Mr. Winder, and Mr. J. Redford, secre- tary, relating to Mr. Gawthorne Hardy's Beer-. bill, and on local matters connected with the system of granting licenses ...

... Salford, Blackburi, to take the opinion of thle tilde oil Dlr. Hlardy's nicv Beer Bill. The meeting was well attcadcl. Mr. Thomas Abbott, ot the Paganini Inn, was called to the chair. Air. John Seproll, Star Inn, Novas, occupied the vice-chair. The minutes ...

... by the playgoing portion of the public, first-rate business may be expected. SURREY MUICot MALL, WESTBAB.-ltProprietor, Mr. Thomas Youdan), -Messrs. Lamb and Chappell, the celebrated pantomnimists, wish their canine wonders, have re-appeared with great ...

... violin, and the latter is a clever executant on the pianoforte and harmonium. We hope ?? will be better as the proprietor (Mr. Hardy) does everything possible to attract his patrons. B.ZRIII GH 3. THEsATRE RtoYAL-The performances this week present little novelty ...

... and T'he Cap~esite of Rueus. Buosiness csly middliiig. SURREY MUSrC HALr.. WESToau.-(P1tepiietor. Mr. Thomas Yoaudno)- On Wednesday last, Mesar. Thomas and Coda, the celebrated Potoulac Minstrels, took their benefit, esid the honses was crowded icc every ...

... for the benefit of the Longsight Mechanics' Inetitute. The piecee chosen for repreotatution owre Still Waters Rten Deep, At Hardi Struggle, and Rote arnd Car. N3EWPOBT (ONMOUTHSHIREI. TnreraT RoYAL.-(Under the Management of lar. W. El. Walters.)- On Friday ...