... L - I N 1-3 CZ W2ZFed I4'CU~ Ar ft W~ ie ~x i ~ I 1 W su O:1o N as the Afado in Four DER SINOCULARS r Hunters, Tourists, Theatre, Laces, and Regattas. ,'S~aiion~it (if U/is 0 peic is THE PHARAOHS ARE GONE, BUT THE PYRAMIDS REMAIN, AND HAVE BEEN For upwards ...

... is Booked at the followirur Theatres:-Mr Weldon Watts's Cheatres, Mr Frank Macnaughtetn's Theatres, Theatre Royal, Belfast; Queen's Theatre, Dublin ; Theatre Royal, Bolton ; Queen's Tneatre, Manchester ; Princess s ...

... 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 ...

... Ciaudian, 7.;45 Palace 'T'heatre, 8& Prince of Wales's, 'Tile Only Way, 8.15; Savoy, The Rose of Persia, 8.15- Sltesbury, ue Mysticil Miss, 5.15; Strand, The Wrong Mr. Wright, 9; Terrys, Jane, 8.45; Wyndham's Theatre. David Gar- rick, 9; ...

... Musical Comedy, entitled FLORODORA Book by Ow3sN HALZ. Music by LESLIE STUART. S HAFTESBURY THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, and EVERY EVENING, at 8.15, Removal from the Comedy Theatre. THE MYSTICAL MISS. THE MYSTICAL MISS. Written by CHARLES Kl.EIN. Music by |. P. SouA ...

... T;IZA a inrr r C 24ELCL-MAI. NOTMICE. NI- rcI Yr HAext. a,,C. 5'.pe tttrcnta t'.NIN ra'ptprmta't 4VENEE:~ ..ci--Fm-ixiz THEATRE. ?? Itr Jrcm. . J, 'ec-Ir. ran Czzn i Solea t tct~.nfiv'rM Cb-i-e tar Vr ST Tf E EIN.A; f.K.. a men 7lrap entit ATMESSRAGE ...

... staiIps- sent by post. - Tne llletropolitan Staitip Exehlatige, 104, haltesbuilP avr tnsc (ten door s 1mml Shaletesbory Theatre' ASHINGA,-Wanted, Good urers - vV All wsork doeor by band. Shirts a;t'l Flanlnels untsurpassed. Open air dryin. Refe' rennces ...

... THEATRES. Pl yT.ANS ~11I1ATRE ROYALI, Mr. t:'¾1:, rs Ptt'L 2'AN'LENV. (iAi.'i 1 S Rt' NS i.: t C. 1iiCoiol N US i¼74 N P t.\C L' -4?'LI t ?? L V. I.N-IN: i. A z6i . x VC::iJ,'i ?? ?? CAI.' t MU .i XUREAY 1 . 1,PAY\TMUVI. 11 !A -4 7rFNi X;'D-Ck. fll NIUl ...

... HERl MAJESTY'S THEATRE. T1O-MORROW (Wednesday), and I A MIDSUMMER NIGHT W Vith vhole of Mendelssolin s iuu2i,. MATINEES EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, at 2.15. Box-office (Mr. F. J. Turner) open from 10 to 6. ,A1DELPHI THEATRE.-Proprietors, Messrs ...

... ; Globe, T1he Gay Lord Quex, 8 ; Grand Theatre Pan- twlima, 73C; Hayinarket, She Stoops to Con- quer, 8.30; Lycounm, The Snow Man, 8; Lyric, FlEfodcr,' 8; Metrorole Claudian | 7.45; Palace Theatre, 8; Prince of Wales's The Only Way, 8 ...