... WOOD, OR PRETTY AD MARIAN h BOLD ROfli HOOD. | Splendid Comna. numberin over 10 artisbea inmdng P Miss [innie Mafo jfro n Drury lane Trel Londo.L Kim at Katie Nantco, Miss Nealy Gower. Mlas Sabcl &a0t4ant_ D MoB Mr. Walter Grov, Mr. ?? Q. Fairly, r. ] THE ...

... UNDINE! THE SPIRlIT OF THE WATERS; OR, tAstLsoorN AALSaT TIaR R=ncr.ss Crysalia..Mtss M. Stanley (from the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane). Undine . ?? Fred. Lloyd. Albert ?? ?? Mrs. H. Bickerstaff. Cormt ?? Fred. Lloyd. I Amphibio . Mr. Earoot.. GRAND TRAN ...

... from the Theatre-Royal Manchester; Mr. Clifton, from the Theatre- Royal, Bath; Mr. rrrserjonwS, from the Theatre-Royal. Drury. lane, &c., &c., &c, who will IperY EVENING A NEW FARCE EVERYE NIG Engagement of llerr DEVANI, the celebrated Contortionist, who ...

... donation) ?? S 0 0 Tit Rt. ev. Thomas Horuhy, A. M., Walton Vicarage. 0 0 l regi A. f. . ?? 30 to'] Charles Heemery. e6q., Drury lane ?? 22 o Tra Arbitration Fee from John Croppoer and F. A. IfHrmill. On as ton, Esqrs . ?? 2 2 0 cot Benry Ormerod. REq., ...

... WAlurnooejar-12 CABLE-STREET. ol. GENEVA, (Cross Keys Brand), - or, ExrORT sarid HOME CONSUMhHTION. So B. J. SAYCE & CO., 12, DRURY-LANE, Sole Agents for tire Blritish Donminions. da 7 ' ~y tin, CUNARD, WILSON, & Co., Al Liverpool andl London Chambers, LEhagi ...

... T-RPIN'S RIDE TO YORK. 'A ELALISTIC IN EVERY DETAIL. mon'rrly. the 22?d ins:., Sir AUGUSTUS HARRIS S COMPANY in the great Drury Lane Drata, A L1FE OF PLEASURE. prpuarPrires. Doors open at 7 15- Early door at 7, 6d. extra. TUSIC A A LL, ?? ltILLIANM.ON-SQUARE ...

... surgeon; T. Mitchell, Esq., M.D * F. William P4 Esq, M.D.; Rov.Dr.AspinaI, ?? JLmee's Chnroh,Lives. oo l Paip Newton, Req., Drury lane; W. Rawson, Esq., ?? 1 New Brighten; HI. Hosk, Bagt.. Standtonetreet;W. JoW. chemnist, Wstrloo John Morton, Paildinglon ...

... THE ICO WITCE, on THE FROZEN HAND. Thie beautiful Drama of eanohantment 'w originally prD- duced at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, and written by John Baldwin Buoktlone, Esq., emd will now be ploed upon the Btege with the greatest c re-new ssnegua new ...

... afpecaal coulmtand, before THE QUEEN, I At the rabaoo, llalmoraL. In 00ot'h! leat; St. ?? Hall. Regent-etreot; Theatre Royal Drury- lane Queen ed C8eert Cotcs, lanover-.:Buaro; and Crytotal tiving over Two hundred Conseotle e ?? of THEl ROYAL PROGRAMME. THIS ...

... Phillips. Hart. and On., hurech-eteet, mud Mr. Honry Greenwood, h2. Omee eetrcek. rmof3ap MASONIC SHADES, NOW OPEN. =s JI F11, DRURY LANE. Luncheon, with btez, d. Dinne, incvluing bread fud vectable, Is. S*pl4 ;,.OUTHPORT RYDROPATHIC HOME, Q for Baths, MeOdical ...

... England since his return from South Amefica); Y Mr. OLIVER SUMMERS, Bases of the Thcatre-Royal, Drury- lane; Mr. B. BOWLER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, - lyceum and Surrey Theatres, London; and Miss M. STANLEY, of the Royal Academy of Music, London; ...

... AT 7 30. SIX NIGHTS, c;ZAT ATTRACTION FOR EASTER. rme latest Drury-lane melodransaticeriumpb, the S gLORSS K NOT SAILOR'S K-NOT. S XILOR'S KNOT. £-:,rrted by Sir AUGUSTUS HARRIS'S DRURY- LANE THEATRE COMANNY, SEALISTIC SCENERY. i PLENDID DRESSES, ELABORATE ...