... the following artistes will appear:— MISS FANNY TERNAN, (Prima Donna, from Theatre Hoyal, Drury-lane.) MR. HENRY MANLEY, (Primo Tenore, from Theatre Royal. Drury-lane.) MR. HAMILTON BRAHAM, (Primo Basso, son of England's greatest Tenore, and late of Pyne ...

... the exact amount, but he should think in December last his liabilities were £ 500,000. (Sensation.) THE ALLEGED MURDER IN DRURY-LANE.—Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held an in- quest on the body of Ann Gedley, aged thirty-eight, who died on Friday ...

... and Miss LIZZIE PURVIS (Of the Royal City of London Theatre). Mr. A. McLEIN and Mr. ROBERT SOUTAR (Ofthe Theatre Royal Drury-lane & Eoyal Strand Theatre), Mr. CHAS. WILSTONE and Mr. E. SHEPHERD (Of the Royal Marylebone and Theatre Royal Dublin) Mr. JOHN ...

... THE THEATRE.—This place of amuse- ment is to be opened for the summer season by Mr. George Peel, late of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, and more recently of the Theatre Royal Liverpool. This gentleman, we understand, is not an entire stranger to the Cardiff ...

... are whispering that it is 1; on its last legs. The author has taken him- self, his drama, his vanity and his arrogance to Drury Lane, of which theatre he is at present the proprietor. Madame Celeste, with her broken English and her faded charms,—has returned ...

... played both at Drury- lane and the Adelphi at the former Mr. Boucicault sustains his original character of Myles, a part which. at the Adelphi, is now filled by Mr. Verner, a pro vincial actor of some repute. Among the company at Drury-lane is Madame Celeste ...

... Williams, Commission Agent, 16, Doek-street, Newport, Mon. 407 THEATRE ROYAL. CROCKERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Mr. (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). P, N D F ASH ION A B L T N (i i-I T. First time of the celebrated Hnymarket Comedy, THE EVIL S. THIS EVENING, EKTDAT, ...

... in- spected at their office, i pMit gjota- THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Mr. GEORGE PEEl, (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). BRILLIANT AND DECIDED SUCCESS THE Gentry and Patrons of the Drama resident in and near Cardiff are respectfully acquainted ...

... eminently successful, and Her Majesty's Theatre has generally been well attended. But the dramatic fare has been meagre. At Drury Lane M. Boucicault is playing The Colleen Baton to empty benches, for at last the popularity of the Irish drama is on the wane ...

... mesticatlid animals. 3139 !^wblic Ifcriias. THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKEBBTOWN, CARDIFF. LESSEE GEOF.GB PEEL (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). TRANSCENDANT SUCCESS CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. BENEFIT, AND LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE OF THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, MR ...

... Cattle-stock, and other do- mesticated animals. 3139 THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Mr. GEORGE PEEL (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). GREAT ATTRACTION! THREE PIECES And First Appearance of the celebrated Actress, MISS ELIZA THORNE, Of the Theatres Royal ...

... Half-past Seven, commence at Eight precisely. 869 THEATRE ROYAL, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Mr. GEORGE PEEL (Of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane). UNPRECEDENTED A TTBACTION THIS EVENING (FEIDAY), AUGUST 8th, 1862, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. McLEIN, (STMJE MANAGER,)' Will ...