... of the Company. P tICB ?O WAL1jir 'E &T 131rp~rletor and Managir. ?? .Mr. JsAraa BojoFapat. TMFNSE lCCESS of1 the Greet Drury Lane DrmaL BE.r BlC&wbhic Is received nightly with the most unqualithud prtilz ?? by crowded and apprerlotive audlencea. F,~ ...

... E Snppseted by htr.ILLIAMT ltIO;NOlD and ien SOPRIIE FANE. MoNDAY 2 'XT M'iAN To MLA-N. ?? CrAND THEATRE,, ?? G TI-E DRURY LANE OFe THlE M(IDLANtDS. 1 SitePFrOPRIcnTrrou ANOM MANcAnE ?? A. MllLT1ILLE TiOt)PELFORMANCES01 -t StE BAD T-AY T.IiFIT 1 (2 ...

... PROart ?? The Fresh Arrival at this favourite Place of Auluseracut is MIt.E E. LYO 0N S, The Great London Conilque, from Drury Lane Theatre. uudoubtedly the tallest Comic Singer in Englansi stindinu 7ft1 biD. ig h. Sccond A~pralce tlis Seasuu of D OSend ...

... and FRIoDsA, 'CANTERBURY d RIn by h Villiers Stanford. Words by Gilbert AvBbcket.i be produced t with the same caste as at Drury Lane Theatre-. MIio ARA Pt h i Mre. B,.AVE and Company. YFAVORI''tAt Ma Jlame Mat BozE and me; d , t ,~ , ?? j d c t n l h ...

... COLLEEN BAWN. g1 o:11.v OvCoNNo, ('his original character) ?? MR. ATKINS. AM p'erfotrnel by him at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ?? of Fifty Nighta with brilliant success. With a variety of Fntertainments, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. ATKINS. 1292 I OLDER'S ...

... SEh-rsoeyt, inn. 'Uocder theo managrernet of Mr. Jarores Gniver, of the Theatre Rtoyal, Diary Lane, GREAT SUCCESS OF THlE DRURY LANE COMPANY. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS. LAST TWO NIGHTS FCf tire Erggegrnottt of the celebrated Infant ttnoet,,o MASTERITAXH~Y ...

... 1're-ssgenerally tobe ltheetil of theirPrsmicssiiin, ti.-isNtl~EW E (:EiEij tleri(~onfcmi Vecalist and Comedieinne, f romi Drury Lane 'Thieatre, Eastern Olierp. Iloose. islls Westin's Mulsic Htall). Miss I1AM IILT1ON SIcI~sNN ES IBalladliat alnd Seris,-Couric ...

... BALLtl'BI VER~tTSSEMEtNT produced under the superiutendence of ire SARAit GUNNis. oremitlre Dlunseuso of the Theaitre Royal. Drury Lane, and put upon the Ltase In a most complete mauner, regardless of rXpenco, witil gorgeous New Dzesses and Appointments, eupported ...

... Curtice., and Co. (Litmitall. Cleinent-Senith land Co. (Limited). a? 317, Stra-nd, 1, 2, and- Drury Court, Smart's Buildings, Drury Lane, Gray's InnRod sad 220'. BrsoailrI, -New York. arc well knowntuuhit th ?? K-iavedumx a-td al'raad in eonuseeton witth hetdoip ...

... night, but SI. de Reszkes £200. is quite high-water tark. Exactly twenty years ago, when be made lis da but as a baritone at Drury Lane, his salary could hardly have exceeded £10. per week. DiscovEny or ANcIENT COINS IN DoroGAs.-In con- nection with the discovery ...

... SELLEES SABd &r., A-ND - rT.E No OTHE1L I - I ~t~ETREROYLBIRMINGHAM. V ~ TO-NIGH1T, AT 7.33. gEqYDVUfDA COMPANY. in. the Drury Lane D m 'A SAILOR'S KNOT. , SnETT.3rx- the -rest Frinr.ess's Dramas. -A ROYA&L -n iffNCF OF WVALES THEATRE: PiTeL Ad., TheatricaL ...

... 3Iubbli UmU1t)Uts. THIEATRE ROYAL, BIRMIINGIIAM, Under the Manageienrt of Ur. Jamos Culver. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF TlHE DRURY LANE COMPANY. Mr. JAMES (4UIVER. Manager, has the honour to announce toT the Nobility, Gentry. and Publio gaoera!ly that hlis ...