... 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 ...

... child and a kitten. There was no lath nor plaster ceiling, nor open timbering; bnt in ieit thereof a surface resembling what in Kent is called raddle work .(for fences) laid across three or four slender cross-beas1C and serving as a floor for stowing away ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Itoebuck took a complimentary benefit, playing DOD Coasor De Blizai to a well-filled house. The Pantomime, The Fair One uith the Golden Locks, has been running all *be week, and was finally liltdcewn lngt (Saturday) evening. AaouosoY tRooM'.-(Lessee, Mr C. Oliver ...

... had pouted at rehearsal, and Mir. T. Jones had not quite got over it, and that was the reason why his voice went into his boots at the end of the ballad. Mr. Derrick, the tambuurine, in The Pretty little girl that I know was encored, and some compli- ...

... ileniv Irving. In addition to.the farce of Chisselling and the comedy of Two Roses, Mr. J. L. Toole appeared as Jacob Earwig in Boots at the Sawn, l'tr. Irving recited flood's impressive poem 'The Dream of Eugene Aranu, and Mr. James Albery delivered an original ...

... forstoadY hande. ,-APply to J. Feller, Golden Boot, Bauk-etreet', fcaintree, se.K. .TIohfhe W~holtes~ale Shoe T~rade. ?? Finlshers, eand Oc door Itaohlnlete-ApPIY 7 .ask's Shoe Faetoary, 200, Hackney-rad. To tha Boot and Shoe Trade. Y7ANTED, Experienced ...

... Willard wias a good Raleigh. Tres- silian fosad a faithful exponent in Mr Perry, and Mr Carroll was admi- rable as Lambourne. Boots at tie Swan wound up the performance on the too first evenings of the week. CLAiSICA.L ttA.Rntom0sTS.-This Society gave a grand ...

... Manager, and BIRMINGHAM. TEltATUR O-rAL,-(Mr M. H. Simpson, Maniager.)-The Cehleen Baton :nti 2lit Fai'r One iciffi flee Golden Looks coteninseto fill the Theatre at Or representation. I'ktPiINC (F WALEs TnsaUTne.-(Mr J. Rodgers, Proprietor'.)-The 40U ...

... swiftness and activity. These to People are splayfooted, and they cannot keep up A Yong. When they are running their clumsy boots 0 pmnae a terrible clatter, which is perhaps the reason fd 'why theywear them; theyencourageeach otherby to this means,- and ...