... evenings by TheBile Dwarf; or, Mimsicy, Love, and Crile, Mr John Mortiser appearing in-the characters of Goidy Gordon (one of thie gipsy fraternity), Sopathira, tise Blue Dwarf, and Sir John Stuart Blakesley- Musacoc CoacaCR HALL.-(Mr J. P. Weston, Proprietor ...

... Aurora Floyd was produced. Miss Rebecca Sinclair played Aurora with great delicacy and grace; ?? J. G. Rainbow was not amiss as John hel- lish, and Mr J. B. Itogerson did ample justice to the part of the Softy. Harold Huawk, hi which Mir J. G. Rainbow was ...

... numbers being unable to obtain 1lll0ii Tii 'he talent engaged irncladed 'Misa Blanche Cole (soprano), ?? Fo ?? (coutrelto), Mr Grattan Kelley (basso), Mr Sims Reeves (lCl(Ilr), mu 31-. EaItidle Berger (pianist). Air Reeves responded 'to two ellcorls. BARRO ...

... Impressions of a Traveller. By the Author of 'John Halifax, Gentleman,' &c. Hurst and Blackett. WVe must confess that we are on the whole dis- appointed with this work. We expected something better from the author of 'John Halifax,' and ima- gilned that she would ...

... did Mr Carroll as Dame Hatley. Mr Nerney gaimed mnuch applause as Shaun O'Plough- share. BuTTY's MODEL Cmecus. -(Manager, Mr John M'Dowell.)-This establishment is in receipt of a large share of patronage. On Saturday evening the building whs crowded; some ...

... Miss Ada Lavenne, Maid Marion; Miss Marion Seymour, Good Humour; Miss Nelly Maher, Queen Mab; and Miss Florence, Little John. Master John Manley performed the part of the King of Lilliput, and M~r. Herbert Royd appeared as Alice. These parts were tolerably ...

... Simon Sly in Rural Felicity. A summer season commenced at the Sb. James's, when Mr John Clark enacted Paul Pry vice Mir Lionel Broogh, and Miss Hughes replaced SIrs John Woed as Phoebe. The latter lady, with a portion of the St. James's company, entered ...

... charity at a chateau, which, at the time of his banulh- ment, is bestowed upon his daughter, Angela. He is received in the arms of his daughter, and ensured a safe retreat, when Mulgrinois again oppearsadAmtakes known Bonville's presence to the Convention ...

... praise. The ploy has been followed each evening by a cew one-act tritle, called Glory, writtens by a member of tbe company. ?? Grattan. It has heeu well received, amid may be pronounced a decided success. Mr ?? Yoeinge's reideriog of Job Dove was inimvitable ...

... a commodious structure, capable of holding 2,300 persons, ereed. - _ a. .Te,, M'TI-Ih\-The -ST MODEI . C ees.-(Manager, Mr John M'uowell.)-'lhe audiences at this popular establishment continue to be very large. Mr James Doughty, the well-known Clown, ...

... house was crowded from floor to celliog. Macaowics' Music HALL.-The Abordeen Choral Society, under the codadctorashil of Mr John Crewe, gave a grand contort in the above Hall ,en Friday, the 31st, when their efforts wore justly reworded. M.FARL~ANDn Music ...

... the general sac- ?? was much assisted by some c'arm'ng music by Mr Henry Lovedly and his well-trained orchestra. The evening's entertainment comnmenoced with a little domestic stnry, by Mr H1. P. Grattan, entitled Glory, foanded updrn the returis home ...