... resigned tho , editorship of the Jewish World. j A new- comedy by Mr. W. S. Gilbert is in pre- | paration for the Olympic Theatre. Dr. S. Davidson and Dr. R. Willis propose to issue by subscription the Christian ismi Resti- tutio of Michael Servetns ...

... pantomime at the theatre royal. The pantomime of Aladdin, the Loose, and Prince Pekin, the PerM, to ondently goln* to enjoy eery run and it certainly deserves aprreciation. is the author number of pieces have been ployed at this theatre, but this to u ...

... fashionable just now; they are flasened in me age lsaienbows, of blaick or seal brown lacile. and Ipon bonnets for thle theatre, amrong clustrez of blea-k our white feathers, or to secure flowing ernde of blx lae Some of the pins are beaded with large ...

... little back room and found the prosecutor's coat on a sofa. Oa the evening of the 4th Worcester saw the prisoner at tlie theatre, and observing that he had a blue top coat on he suspected that it belonged to tbe prosecutor. He got quite clcse to the prisoner ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Royal.— Little 80-Peep been drawing big houses since its production. It must be reckoned one of the best that has been produced since tbe old style of pantomime died ont, and for spectacular display and richness of appointments ...

... oertdn specu- lators tried to flcat a year or two ago, by the help of his name, waa a very complete failure. The St. James's Theatre waa re-opened on Saturday evening by Mr. Hayea, when The behool for Scandal was performed, Mias Ada Cavendish taking the ...

... a coat and with an amount of elaboration never yet attempted in this Theatre .. ffcc whole Written., Designed, and Invented by Mr. Charleu Boxnrtan. Stage Manager, Prtnceff* Theatre. Bradford and produced muter the sole direction of Mr. O. Cromwell and ...

... CONCERTS the SKATING RINK, VALLEY PARADE. GATES INGHAM SONS’ BAND. THE THIRD CONCERT will place on FuOAT Bvihino N»xt, PULLAN’S THEATRE OF VARIETIES, BRADFORD. Proprietor H. PutiAW. Ou Mobdat. December 2i‘h. 1877. and every Evening until further Notice. Bnlfndid ...

... RUSSIANS SHALL NOT HAVE CONSTANTINOPLE. roueccrg. « JtAi ■. i a-. Tickets be bad the Church Institute, 2s and Is. each. New theatre royal, leeds^ The greatest Pantomime Success achieved In Leeds. TONIGHT, at Keren o’clock, the Grand Christmae PANTOMIMIC ...

... Exhibition, many leading ■rrl' having promised —list tbe artists Ulnctrating describing tbe moat proathassxt works ir. Fine Art Theatre Royal.-Tb*. Grand Pantomime Little Bc-Peer and Boy Blue. imfiaiaaiaii IBM nsjatrini Law, Newark.—Yesterday Ota vane the top ...

... Extra Charge Private Boxes, 15s. each; Circle, Bs.; Side Boxes, Sc.; Pit, la.; 6d. The Box Office, at the Box Batrance of the Theatre, wgl Open Dally, trots to 4 c*Gt*eh. OBaND ILLUMINATED MORNING PERFORMANCE THIS DAT. Doors Hall-past Oae; to Conaniaßoe at ...

... returning it 140, Mil* Ptrret. FOUND, a Lady’s WATCH; not owned in •even days will •oil.—apply 181, Newby Street. • • jlubllt Theatre botal, IfABSIVOBAM LINB. Eviinao the Great Pantomime of ALADDIN LOOSE, and PBINCB PBKIN, THB PIBKI. Ibursdaya and Batu-daya ...