... go to the Zoo. Then we'll have a jo~lly good blowout at the Langhamn Elotel. And then we'll go Iand see the pantomiue at-Drury Lane ! Master 'Cimahue- Thanks awfullv, grandpapal! But we prefer the National Gallery to the Zoologioal Gardens 1 bliss -Mona ...

... Hugh Williams, New Inn, Llanrwat. 3506 The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were prst at the pantomino of 'Blue Beard' at Drury Lane on Saturday evening. ...

... Wno will also receive Adver- tisements. THE THEATRES. COVENT GARDEN.-At 7.o, Box and Cox. At 7.45, Sindbad the Sailor. DRURY LANE.-At 7.o, The Lost Letter. At 7-45. Blue Beard. ADELPINI.-At 7.o, East Lynne. At 8.45, Nicholas Nickleby. PRINcEss's.-At ...

... FlIian. EVANS, from Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.) Evrsiy Evenimig, with Gratnd Enttertainment Chatntge for a Sovereign, includinig Powerful Company of Variety Airtdisre, FRED. EVANS, Chlown, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Great Success. Tenth Season. C R Y ...

... Works, Monument-street, Peterborough. *Val Mr Daniels please write about dog. M ISS A N N I E TRAVERS, 111 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, every Evening. Disengaged at termination of Pantomime ?? Engagements only, or production of her highly successful Dramas ...

... Xwellett.road, Brixton, S.W. VO K E S F A M I L Y - are now fnlfilling their Tenth Annual Engagement 'at the HE'.BORE .ROYAL,-DRURY-LANE. -BuiiessMlansger,- Mr WsARDLH CORB2, . S, Warwlcek-gardensRenisngtm.lLondon~w _. ;. See Compiieqe.;W . EED ~ ?? ?? I ]El ...

... for Twelve Months. New Songs by Anewick, Lonsdale, Mitchell, Self, &e. Agent, Thos. Holmes. E R. F R E D. L A W, Comedian, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. What a'e we coming to next? Business Manager, H. J. Didcott. MR. F R B D. C A I R N S, * THEATRE Great Variety ...

... S F A M I L Y, 1 are nosw appeariang Nightly in the Grand Christmas Annual cntitled Blue Beard. at the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The Family can. arrange for a London Engagement only, to commence irs March next, soon after the run of the above Pantomime ...

... joyous of embodied spirits, as Charles Lamb called him, is well represented in the letter showivg the undecided form of the Drury-lane programme for that evening. Mr Robert Keeley's humorous mianner is reflected in the response he sends. The sprightly tone ...

... distributed by these four persons among the needy around them. A summer-houso in the garden, built of the woodwork of the old Drury Lane Theatre, and placed so to command a view of the Temple of Shakespeare erected by Garrick, also formed part of this benevolent ...

... will also receive A dver- g tisemrents. THE THEA TRES. COVENT GARDEN.-At 7.0, Box and Cox. At 7.45, Sindbad the Sailor. DRuRY LANE.-At 7.o, The Lost Letter. At 7,45, Blue Beard. ADELnHn.-At 7.0, East Lynne. At 8.45, Nicholas Nickleby. ?? 7.?, Locked Out ...

... posseion. capital Double 011[03, ce two single, having separate entrances; ea with strong room, and every ?? to Reease. 2, Drury-lane. 6jSla W ADE 8TBREET--DRURY-BUILDING 1rlrt Floor), rv wth Immediate Pomenion.-To beLet, an exoellent OFaiCE ontaining lare ...