... juvenile audience, the Artful Dodger not being forgotten, whilat the boys, in their turn, endealoared ' by songs and clog-dances to testify their simple de- sire, with perhaps more of gratitude than of modesty, to return the compliment. After promising ...

... Or twos, do., was clean2 bowled by Mer Moeran-7 wickets for ill 1199 Fender then faredt' Mr. Walker, and. opened his in- Od clogs by givieg SMr. Graves a chance.; ha was maissed, how- ts- ever, hut shcrtlyaftrwvards, without adding,5, ,to-tesPr 5- - withete ...

... with a cop of flannel of the same waras hue. The fatal colour, howover, so far appeare to have brought with it all its fatal clogs, for, alnee the club has beeun oetabltshed It hae always ?? more Or lees In difafvour-not with the public, butwith the majority ...

... WALES THEATRE, 1 FISHAMBLE-STREET. NOW THE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open Every Evening fromEight. During the Recess, the Stage and Pit have boen convorted into one vast platform for Dancing-brilliantlyilluminated. Full and efficient Quadrille and Polka ...

... WALES THEATRE, ,tL FISHAMBLE-STREET. . NOW TlE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open ?? Evening from Eight. Dialng the Recess, the Stage and Pit have been converted into one vast platform for Dancing-brltItantly illuminated. Full and efficient Quadrille and Polka ...

... have been nightly received with unbounded raptures r of applausa; Musters GEORGE and WILLIE GUY, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. WILLIAM S. MULLALY, the great Violinist and Musical Director- with Messrs. Moore, Copeland, Keogh, Kelly, Cally, Dewsbury ...

... have been nightly received with unbounded raptures of applause; Masters GEORGE and WILLIE GUY, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. WILLICIAu S. MULLALY, the great Violinist ani Musical Director; with Messrs. Macie. Copeland, Keogh, Kelly. Caually ...

... are invited to coma Doors open at Seven; performance will commence at Haif- past Seven, Stage Boxes (with admission to the Dancing Casino), Ia; Centre Boxes, Od; Pit, 3d; Gallery, ld. A few Seaeon Tickets at - 1.. 01 6 rHEATRE, MECHANICS' 1NSTITUTE, 1LOWER ...

... WABES THEATRE, 1FISHSAMBLE.STREET. NOW THE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Open Every Evening at Eight oClock. Dunring the Recess, the Stage and Pit have been oonverted ne one nost platform for Dancing-brilliantly iUuminated. FD!l asd efleleent Quadrille and Polka ...

... SUCCESS: : ARLY APPLICATION rOR SEATS IS REtUESTED. 7RpINCE OF WALES THEATRE, .J FISHIAMB1LESTREET. NOW THE ROYAL CASINO FOR DANCING. Oren Every Evening from Eight. DDrirg toe Recess, the Stage and rit liavr been-oonreaitd, into one vast platform, for Da ...

... Quiniettbave been nightly received with unbonoded raptures of applause; Maters GEORGE and WILLIE GUY, in their celebrated Double Clog Dance; Mr. WILLIAM S. MULLALY, the greet Violinist and Musical Director ; with Messrs. Moore, Copeland, Keogh, Kelly, Carnally ...

... After which (by dealre) selections from the Drama of TUE IRON CHEST. To be followed by an Original Negro Enterteirment, Fancy Clog Hornpipe, Jig, &o. To conelude with the Farce of THE IRISH TUTOR. An efficient String Band will be In attendance, and perform ...