... -p1 HEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ,V The grand successful Opera of L' ETOILE DUV IOBD, adapted gr. Reynoldson, which has eausedgsuch afervev, twith the whole of the _,utfiul linsic,'Dresses, Properties (and, it neceseary, Scenery), can be i -d of Mr. E. T. SMIeTir, Lessee, with a legal guarantee to Managers y a proceediutge for performing it in this country. Also several of Artistes are disengaged ...

... Just published, in fop. 8vQ., price 6s. E ANGLER and his,F-II ENP; or, T Pisoatory Colloquies and Fishing Exccrsions. By Joll DAvy, M.D., P.B. S. London: Loweroxrfi, BEwO , GRaeEN, and Lo XsescNS. In a thick Volume, 8vo. with 10 now Surgical and Anatomical Plates and several Woodeuts. price 24s. cloth, ! - B LAINE'S OUTLINES of the VETERINARY D ART, or,a Treatise on the Anatomy, Physiology, ...

... On Thursday next will be Published, in fcp.Bhvo. TN Ei anhoriSFRIEND;,or, ?? Colloquies and Exo,'rsions- , By Joinr DAvy, M.DFABS.~ SLondon: LO)NG~s~if. Bitowag GR>EEN, snq L~oNGXAisN. Just published, price 2s5, by poet. 2S. 6d., EBILITY and IRRITABILITY induced JLP by SPERMATOBRRH(EA; the Symptoms, Effects, and Rational Treatment. By T. Ht. YEROMAN, M.D., Physician to the General Post-olflce ...

... R OYAL FREEMASONS': SCHOOL. FOR FEMALE CHILDREN, ST.JOHN'S HILL, BATTERSEA. A SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of this Institution will be holdeu at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN, GREAT QUEEN-STREET, on Thursday, the 29th march inst., at One o'clock, to examine and consider the laws and regulations prepared by the sub-committee, prior to their being submitted to the Quarterly General Court, to be holden in ...

... RV. EtRVOUbee SUFFERERS.- :othersthe MEANS of CURE. He will .t4o gorsnd(re)akpg astamped envelope, properly addthe D~ireet Rev. E. DlorGLS~, 18, Hollafl-it~l ton, Lon~adis.'' THE BEST FOODi FOR CI1ILD$$N_'iVLIS 13 OBINSON'S PA*IT% 'BNt JLV making superirbre ~nmnth sn~a~ obtained the patronaeo e ?? u~e become of general net vr l~:~ ldt~~ntas aa~sw lesdged to stand unrivalda n~ietypr ...

... TH E E RA, DERBY CIFTS FOR 1855 HAVE COMMENCED, nd Will in future be combined so as to constitute ONE MONSTER DISTRIBUT6N. In future, on the payment of TWENTY.Six SHILLI'GS- Parties will be supplied with the ERA Newspaper for ONE' YEAP, from the date of Subscription, for which ?? *ill be given, specifying the NumsEE 05, THEIR CHAIWR C i ?? ERA DERBY GIFTS OE 1855, which will, it ;is eqpected, ...

... ?? HE ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE- Jj ?? ?? Smg. his~t Anpearante of those ein~indint owi4,aMr: 'end Illre.,W. 'Wallack, . 'Piay (by the kind permission of the Author, William ?? Mtobon ., entitled Love and Loyelty.-As it is literally,.p'hsically, sod -orllY inpnnsnble that Mlleil. Jenny Balrcz z ionger s'contlinnle to 'raai the arduafla part of Cathlerine every ush~eesa~ive evening,,thsf be5e an ...

... .1EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA NE4- Lessee, Mr. E.. SIT : tinprceedenfed and brilliant success of the New English Opera, wheeh fyr musical and stage effect, has never been surpassed in this contry. s 11ats Hihtly tremendous applause from fishionable rnd crowded e ciances, no expense havin'beiea spared to place this great production cit thestage in a moetperfect manner, Tbree P ilitary 'Bands, Chorus ...

... MR. STUART, Principal Tragedian of the ?? and St. James's Theatree. Triumphant success at Sheffield and Liverpool. Appears on 19th inst. for Four Nights at the Princess's Theatre, Leeds. PROVINCIAL MANAGERS,-The T address of Mr. HENRY G. MAPLESON, TRAGEDIA, is No 21, GBEAT BRUNSWICK.STREET. DUBLIN. TANTED, TO JOIN IMMEDIATELY, W f *or the H}EXHRAM anid other Theatres, a Leading Gentlebian, ...

... TH EATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- .1 Lessee, Mr. B. T. SMITH. The GRAND DAL MASQUE on Thursday,March 29th. MB. E. T. SMITH, the Lessee, has engaged a complete and efficient Orchestra of One Hundred Artistes, and appointed Masters of the Cere. monies. &c. It is expected that this Ball will outvie all others in the splendour and decoration of the appointments; also the dresses of most Df the patrons, ...

... EATRE- ROYAL, DRURY-LAN-E._ Lesee, Mr. E. T.SmXr. derfuil sacees and popular feelmr in laoiur of the' Newv Oiera, hewl, Theordis incredible, en agdrede' turned aaway. ?? agedin:tOrcag~trA~AndQorue; I'to pebl The great talent gn6aredinte rhesran.Cos gojal Italian Opera,.Coveat garden;,the SceneryD'sse~se om b eetscle. Drama, and Opera, a re.,beyond', all, .przredenit.yi The '5 .t, ?? ...

... THE ERA DERBY GIFTS rOR 1854.5 HAVE COMMENCED, . sad will in future be combined so as to constitute ONE MONSTER DISTRIBUTION. In future, on the payment of TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS, Parties will be supplied with the ERA Newspaper for ONE YEAR from the date of Subscription, for which 3'.Repeipt -ii be given, specifying the NU4BEER OF THEEE CHISCE in the ERA DERBY GIFTS OF 1855, which' *ill, it is ...