... To.I~iIT.anduntl Nvemer 3, he reat Drury Lane 5uceso ct7.3, riten y lver Psth anI Agutus narris, Und HUMANATR E,s supported by M.RNYNVLE M~rs. ALFRED IADD)OCK IMr. Wr. H. PENNINOTON` Miss LIZZIE CLAREMONT Mr. F. sHEPOIEtED Mliss ALICE ESDEN IMr. E. ...

... upona the tieo sl: Tadean ield of sound Old Tie URF IN LAND, cn aining eeng Lot I, and having a frontage of 16 yards to Drury Lane, contanie2 sh aout 1.029 square yards of Land. LoT 3.-A aimilur Place ofLAIM, ?? Lot 2, havlng afreet. a ag of 22yagT, ...

... SlIOWIIW* PALA09 IE3 Far fthe ?? -Aid Bretire t 'he o MRANWSFOIIISIVANIO,.S MEl. HA HY l'ADERMOVATT late or Qovent Gaxders end Drury Lane ThootreS I , mnI. it. At. KIToREN. 'The Talented Pantophlnio, Artiste , From meimt ci! Ue Prindipal fijeatre. M1I5S 1101RA14 ...

... PUBLIC-HIOUSE, with fall Victuallcr's License, known as THEl ROYAL OAK. and situate in High Street. -at its jaunltion withs Drury lane, in the mosst improvissg and beet business part Or the village of Solitull. The Premises have a long criser frontage o6 ...

... ErVENcrNG. sad during the Week, at 7.30, HJUMAN NATURE,1 81i'Ported by Air. HENRY NEVILLE. Miss BEALA PATEMAN. n the DRURY LANE COMPANYT. OF A.LS TEATE, ROAD STREET. ?? %TRCSDNARY AT~ACTONSFOR. EASTER 110IIDAXS. THE STREETS OF LONDON. kil tire Original ...

... J _U07?AT ATTPRACTf0oN Folc T11rE E--ASTER1: IIODAYS. AXI6iSTCS 3&A~tiSSn6 CJ_`,IAT pvaODUC1TION ior PFLBASURE,'~ tAem Drury Lane Theazrri'.1wtt nil the Wionderfual Scenery, _MONAY trt'.-Otehfcanlea~l Changes, &e. 1_0_ D& HUMA'N ATURE.' `__ _AIL ND ...

... 4an Sioass, rle-n by P Meit ~Aulgustus Harris, entitled YOUTH, at 5 ?? with New Conagany, Scenery, andEficots, as To at Drury Lane Theatre.I' Box Office Now Open. 1nds During the rteces the Tbeatge ban been re-decorated by Mr. Taylor, TI ofFive'as.Boa ...

... Nights 01nly, the insoit Importaut Eugagslnomnt over ?? in Birmitgham, MISS LITTON and the whole o( her CO)IIAN~Y iron, Drury Lane Tbeatre. in 41116 gimnd Revival of AS YOU LIKEIC. lMr. LIONEL BlioUG II so Tecylsionsd Mr, BEEEMAIIE' VEZIN to IJOlues ...

... THts EVExXNrO. and during the lWeek, at 7.30, IHUMAN NATURE, edby Myr HENRY NEVlLLE, Miss BELLA BATEMAN, 9O7t~Pi 'd the DRURY LANE COMPANY. p~or open 7. Etra; Doors. 6.30. Mlorling. 1.30 and i o'clook. plS0R OF WALESi TEIEATREi, BROAD STREET. TIIAO1IDINARY ...

... BIlrlesque Artiste; MR& W. PR RSIV'ANI, The Renowned Pantomimle Artiste; MR. HARRiY DELEVANTI, Late of Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres; HitR. HH. XITCOii N The Talented Pantoroialc Artisteo MOlDIE, BLANCHE HUBY. MR. r. I. l;IT0UbEN, JUN., From most ...

... To10toRRoW (Saturday), BENEFIT of Mr. HARE, A QUIET rULBBER sail THlE LADY O(F LYONS. MONDAT NEXT. THE WORLD, hoso Drury Lane. All the original Scenery. Drcsses, and Etlects. Door opon at7; ExtanDosrs 6.30; Commence at 7.30. Box OfJice rices daily ...

... BEATRICE L IE1 T R ESTHEATRE. REM -riCEP zzo r O MESSRS. uOLT AND WILMOT'S COMPANY, IN THE WORLD, Froa the Theatre RBteyl, Drury Lane, tinder the direction of Mr. F. A. MEECER. Mr. CLARENCE BtILT ns Caleienit uaifliatWord. ro).NIGHT'TElt CIREATEOCT DIRAMATIC ...