... T E GO I VE, STRATFORD,- LONDON, E. (clase to Maryland Point Station) BRANCo; 101, HIGH-STREET,CROYD ON jueir the Grand Theatre). IUBBIN FO5 T'1H WAR. A AMt Pr'O UT is sending ont a lot of ?? Doubbl is atal for keeping Boots sad Harness Soft nnd §aterproof ...

... Coempany. HER MA.TETY'S THEATRE. MRu. TnnE. ~WEDNZSDAY NEXT, Jan. 10, and EVERI EVENIT G, L ?? -NIGHT'S JUMl111AU (with the whole of !lendelasohin's nil~ .1ATINEE every,3MON11AY, W~EDNESDA * and BANU] HDAY. II2AYKCAR=ET THEATRE. BIE STOOPS TO CONQ~UERt ...

... ivitlw'ut it 1 comld not possibly get throughs the heavy -work T undert'ke erwchfesfixs season.-GEORPO BARRETT, Fark. hurst Theatre, Ho'louaay. J- ' havbmi ?? treatit ?e for N vis lor cbmuvtof on, a o d cfd my doctor e lpy all hopes of recovevy. I vas adoised ...

... ESSEX (PRUDENTIAL FURNISIlNG COY.); 1650 SEVEN SISTEltS-ttoAD. N.; 191 WII ETECEHAPIIL-iOAD, B. (neat door to the Pavilion Theatre)l 21. THE tILAND PARADEto. IABRIINGA1, H. 38 & 33A,, BlIXTON-ROAD. S.E. (neor Keoninoton Gatel- No connection with any etheir ...

... ComOany. HER 3MAJE TY'S THEATRE. Mmn. TREE.- V YE P. Y BEVEBN ING, at 8, J24 HAKESI'EARES A ISI[EEO NIGHDT'S PREAPM (with the whole of 3loodclssohii's mnolc). MAkTiNEE eery INONDAY, WEI)NLSI)AY. and SATU1RDA.Y. ot 2. HAYMARRET THEATRE. -EVERY EVEN ING, AT ...

... 1 l'i ice ?? jD,_ 39 TIFW GTON-BUTT27, S.M. (derotLly ?? opposite Sparrgoon'a Taborriacle). ,1259 (k1ocrdfrom Oanterbury Theatre). OG OTIODI A.IDHD_,ESsr. Omniboes'.froem all parts pass tho doors. Attendanco DAILY, 10 till.7 Saturdayso. IS till i.or latoer ...

... roweriol Cainpony. HER MA0JESTY'O THEATRE. TAR. TREE. EVERY V E N I N , t , Jl Shakespeare's ' A MIDSTliIUIER NIGHOT's DREI2iAN (wsththe whole Go ?? milsic. MATITBE EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, Una SATURDAY, 2at 2. HAYTTARHET THEATRE. EVERY VEBNING, AT 8.50 (Doors ...

... iltt3e.61 mezntd-1'ropee-ty end s~tateC Co., 1clegrcnph. etOOn, so.. Stratford High Street (Nearly Opp cells the Borough Theatre). 5_1OST lr~iortatet punsIt, es posiclon-leane 10 Otears -ent 4liiPerarnaetme-Prenteiten £j0-1-tplF N~ortnan act'l9oe r, ...

... comtaiii. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IMR. TREE. V Y E V E NI NG, at S. E E Sbakeoleare's A N1S~S1 IGHT'S DREAM,1 I with the whole of 31erdetssohitc ose. hA IREEV IiN MN MWY. WVhDN ESDAY, an10 MAIES V ATU IWAY, atZ2 HAYMARKET THEATRE. EVERY EVE'N INtLAT 0.50 ...

... -VLEPHtA1T AND CASTLE THEATRE. J .43, the most intense and h11ma01 drama of tho age. entitled TilE i)OWEIU k1.' GOLD.: M mieS kthel Van Praagh and Company. Fcb. i1th, 11TTLP itED ItIDINYU 10011 Pantomime. 3EROYAL-DUCHESS THEATRE, BalhaM. ' IGHTY at 8 ...

... E N'TI-A L t FIhttu18HNG COY.)t 150, SEVN :-SI8TEES-ltOAD,-- N. . l 1 WIHiTECRAPEl-XOA. ?? - Inext'aoor to. the Pavilion -Theatre) - 21, TILE UUAD PARADE. HARIINGAY, N; ?? neat' lieonogten Gate; ' -- Na ~connection wlith any other otidren.; ONCE -UPON ...

... 10. STRUND THEATRE. ROY1ALTY 2,IHEATREI, Under' the Sanagenent Dt SiXrs PATRICK CAMPBELL ITEY EVEN'ING A 6.1C J.. TbHlU CANAEtll. ?? farce WA RhNesERts by CerE. FlemingS. Preceded at 8.1 by TiEEi SACRAMEiN=T OF JUlDAS. ORAil8ESI'S THEATRE, OI!orLNstrONt ...