... Scenic Artist, Mr. CHARLES SMITHEItech. l:t 1 ?? Iltihatre, Lososlon; Mlachinist, Mr. GEORGE Lthi:t\', it the Itleable Royal, Drury Lane. 0l~os' A.V) NORTH. VESTERN AND WEST MIDLAND RIAILWVA YS. 'ITEASURE PARTIES TO HAAGLEY. ICE ETS will be issued from Birmingham ...

... months in active pre- ation, aunder the snpsrintcderice of Miriss SARAE GUNNISS ressidre Danecuro of the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. The Nose aud Ieautiul Scenery has oern euticely Deelened aud P'ainted by Ito. Edwin Day, and thewhole of the o Mechanuial ...

... thc rutoainommo. L-Vt NIght. of Mr. WALTER NIooNuTC RY. Enrivagertrlnt of Mr. HENRY VANDIEN- B20ir, of hew Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, lso. ~undreds not Iting able to obt tin adinsesion to witness Miss Obljslad7 Mao1oeti. Eho will epeatthat hrlrateirThisEvenO ...

... bighest ominenoe in the professlon. P TheFigure Painting is by tle eminent Artist, Mr. W. MASON' of the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Tho Gilding bY Mr. JOHN BINNi, Carver and Gilder Hourat Street. The Marrbling and Greniog by Moaara. ...

... Drama effiScetlU. An en3gegernout has bleen ?? into with that popular artists,, MR. WILL1AHI MONTAGUE, Formtbo Theatrce llyd Drury Lane, who will haer the bonoar of ?? i lii t .Pperieno in irBlnghxrxn, xi the arduous ehioreotor of III'elreno, the Ileroof the'Tate ...

... efficiently, an engagement has been entered into wthb that popular arate, MBR. WILLIAM MONTAGUE, Prom the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. whe vill have the honour of of Weller Idolr~dplt, D~e~athoe leuro of thue hale. ?? Cant wlvl alan om- 2,eece the seedersa ...

... LESSZZ AND ?? al W. H. SWANBOROUGHl. GREAT ATTRAOTION. LAT TTHREE NIGHTS OF THE POPULAR COMEDIAN, MR. ATKINS (Theatre Royal, Drury lane, &ho . . vIHS EVENING (Thursday), October 6, 1H SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES After which, TO OBLIBGE BENSON. Conclude wilt ...

... bringing dow thunders of applause EVENING (Thlursday), April 7, POOR OF IRMRINGHAL. asuorted by the MiAsses dOm, ; fthe Roea, Drury Lane. To i eTH AT BLE3S D BABY, fuor ly understand ad appreciate Ute new Drama. ggb ~Ould~ be RRated at the slsang 01 *he curtain ...

... welth Real Fire Engine, and all the original Effects. Engagement of the Mussea SARA and TISSY GUNNIS3. of th Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. nHrS BV15NING (Monday). November 7 1864, | TlTHE POOR OF 'BIRMINGHAM. A Grand Fairy DifertiBsemcot to conclude with SARAH'S ...

... Coach Ironmonge ?? by letter, slating age, referenoce where last em-o ployed, and salary expecetd, to Mr. P. ?? Ward, 164, Drury Lane, Londou, W 0. c32f8 TXANTE D, a. YOUTH, in ai Jeweller's Factor's Wareousone, areas V tmemd to theoTrade)-Address, 789. ...

... W. IL SWA.fBOROVUU. LAST SEVEN NIGHTS Olp WALTER MON.TGOM1EBRY, ENGAGEMENT O0 gB HENRY VANDENHOFF, i tbe Tbeatre Royal, Drury Lane, Ac, l v E V I N G, Februar'y 13, T' OTHELLO. . Mr. WALTER MON10011UnY. ?? , ?? Mr. llBNRY VANDvynOvr. TO CONCLUDE WSTU ...

... Gibbs. Sara Sheppard. and Julia Warton. Mr. JIhi I iLpino' Master B. W. Watson, Mr. EDWARtD WALTON. POt the Theatre Rtoyal, Drury Lane; and numerous Auxiliaries, in ttdltio0 in the Grand Double l ondon Corps de Ballet, the whole ?? upw ards of Fifty Performners ...