... Muslc IHALL-fRobert Queleb, Proprietor.)-On Thurs- day, January 6th, thle performances at this Mall were for the benefit of the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. The programme was highly attractive, and delighted a large audieses. The arfistes this week include ...

... OPINIONS ill the Panttomimse oi PUSS IN BOOTS. Tile Irero ef tire tale in pleasinrgly ropresented by Dliss Marian a] 'artljor. Sartlisfs Ycrsra Letter, Tuesday, Dec. 28th. iT ir ?? ISLtriIsttS Pussalutrisnie of 'Pous its Boots' was produced on Inst ft lItc5r' ...

... 7030 p.m. R,'j AlDSTONE.-TO BE LET, the LONDON LI; TAVElRN, with Large Music Hall, Stabling, and Situate in Weetk- strect, Maidstone. A most populous Thoroughfare. Spirit Licence, and :vcrything irs Working Order. 'T'o an enterprising man this will prove ...

... n. fq lt. T. MEAD'S 'Provincial Tour. Legitimate Range. Special Novelties. Dramas-Check and Checkmate,' The King cf the Golden Sands,' Best at Last, Passing Tcrough the Fire, and others. Mlanagers with vacant dates address, 39, Packing- ton-6treet ...

... Mr Edward Price. The bill of fare consisted of Botcicault's Irish drama The Colleen Bawon and the farce 974e Goosewith the Golden Eggs. Bauolcault's dramas are favourites here, and the efficiency with which it was produced on the opening night is worthy ...

... 16, Crichton-street, Clapham, said the prisoner robbed her of some clothes on the 4th of July, including a dress, pair of boots, and stockings. She took her in as a servant. Ir, the morning she sent her out for some tee and sugar, but she never returned ...

... Menagerie, WT SOLO COIRNET. Salary J2t. Gd. Also Side Drunmmer. Salary Its. per week. lloute.-Nlonday, 12th, Maidstone; l3ti, Sevetnoaks l4th, Westerham, Kent. R. A R T H U R L L O Y D, Alnow on his Annual Tour of the Provinces with his established Entertainm ...

... wants a H r e-engagement. Salary moderate. Plays Overtures, to. Address, T1o8, TaURLOW, No. 1, Military-road, Canterbury, Kent. LADY PIANMSTE, of considerable repute, desirese CaEngagementiasPueofthe ?? Wouldenotobject o to travel with a First-class ...

... your letter. Believe inc, my dear Sir, faithfully yours, CHARLsE DIoCKsEs. (Dated), Gad's-hill-place, Highamn, by Rochester, Kent, Wednesday, 19th December, 1S66. R. A R T H U R L L O Y 1), XiS nowv on his Annual Tour of the Provinces with his established ...

... Diploross &c., on asiplicatioss to the Prinso R-oot. By Order. LADIES' CORK SOLED BOOTS Lfor Damp Weather, 21s. Kid Dooble Soled Boots, 16s. Id. Velset Floussel-linied Boots lie. 6d. Velvet Slippers, 3s. 6d. Illustrated Catailogous Poet-free, with notice ...

... France, Mr E. Reading; Duke of Albany, Mr J. S. Bertram; Duke of Cornwall, Mr Grainger; Duke of Burgundy, Mr 'Ellis; Earl of Kent, Mr W. Foulis; Ealn of Gloucester, Mr J. 11. Clinch Edmund, H[r H. Blandford; Edgar, Mr W. Avondale; Oswald, Mr G. V. Wright; ...

... usual feroible manner. PRINCE 0a WALES TnitaTat.-(Mr J. Rodgers, Proprietor.)-Mr Henry Ilaighs Opera Company continue to will golden opinions here. toasaniello hes been produced with aln Eltglish libretto, Mr loaigh and Madaest Haigh-Dyer represenling Masaniello ...