... concert seasseir, j-stelosicig at thin pltoes the entrsrrisircg Proprietor Icas stir- Ceeded'in pi'ocaring somelO lef thes boot talent bliss Mary Sesart tea very Carefaulrind aeceoipliesi~ serreoncei) concluded last eveki, aad thisr week, Which Is lice ...

... 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 ...

... Harlequein Rustifum and the Old Wfitch and the Good Fairy ot the Golden latrers' The scenery is from the brush of Mr W. Channing, and is ver) ch St,, especially .he Enchanted Valley of Golden Waters and the great Transformation Scane, which rapresents the ...

... 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 ...