... It becanmn more Indelible, as on the mind Itself, dislocated from that earthly frame which is at once its instrument and tie clog all images and ideas nudonbledly are for ever. VOCAL MACREaIR- OF BRDS-It fi ?? to accoent for so sneall a creature as a bird ...

... tk!1.1 laS CONCET H-IALL.-(PrOprietOr, Mtr. inI. Rcvill.)-Gn Monday [eil-. lI1estiles1, with his lighly-traeiod roniape of clogs ald motikeys, etI tii it. t .pitee-teic vitlh great success. 'Mr. Fred Frazer atid ?? .i F.: sit use, toitcd here, etd itet ...

... CONCERT HALL. -(Igr. J. Day, Proprietor.)-The new fairy ballet, La Dance des Fees, is an immtenee esurcess, arieing not alone frem the linished style of the Mis lses Gunniss'e dancing, or the pleas- ing grouping, and consplete fignres in which the corps ...

... balet, with the addition 5 sitY ymg females as a backgros'nd.. The dresses are magnificent f dances and groupings. lbY Signor Guarrino, axe worthy of the Iate dance of tha1t distuigtrished artiste. 5oorC HALL.-(Mr. G. Biber, Proprletor.)-The eo- Omit and ...

... ties twvo danceers just named. This is followved by a chcaracterictic ballet by Costa, sestitled The 1srragut Mste- lee, danced by Benfanti, dressed very handsoneely in a blue satin sh~irt aind paslte coid aneatlittlo tarpaulin; slsotwentyladiesdrcosedin ...

... continued. Mr Irving is shoored several times in his clog dance, a performance of Infinite merit, Miss Kate Summers being also conored in her song of I'm Captain of the Muesg, you see. cnd In the dance following-, whiab are oepitelly executed. MiessJohnson ...

... materially im- proved, as waS ?? in the Brat place by Mbis Josephine Ruth in the imperesonation of Aladdin, in which her singing, dancing, and acting were ell in capital keeping. Rise Mari. Daley, who in ever warmly wel- comed, essayed her former part, the Sultan ...

... and on each evening it is received with entthusi- astic applanso. Mr. Barks (pump, clog, and skate dance) is also here, and a favourite in his inedley and other dances. TimE Wine TlRcLris CONrCER II.ALL.-(Preprietor, Dfr. Jolns Mirfin.)- This place of ...

... home, d&c., which completely convulsed the auditory. Master Albert W~est danced the American silver belt jig, which woos loudly applauded, as was also his eceentric song and dance, Boston Samuel.,, Mr. J. ?? Tate, (lie Musical Director, gave a violin ...

... from Messrs, Martin sod Conway, the Negro exponents. Mr. 0. Maack, an old favourite imere, in his eccentricl Negro sotngs and dances, andl the six Alexanders, to titeir inimitable entertainment. Long before the adver- tised time of opening tit sotairs and ...

... LOsNDONe HOTEL.-.The performances have been varied by the introduc- lion of a Negro Entertainmoent, in which the singing and dancing of Mrl G, Lawrence, and the violirn end harp accomipaniment of Mr and Mrs Dearlove, are the principal features. Mdlle Doli1es ...

... was quaintly. humorous. Alter this piece, sn Monday ?? PrattylIrish medley dance hy the eleters Rosalie and Helolee followed, which or coarse was encored, as ali their dances are here. On Wednes~day one of those flue old Plays which remind one, when played ...