... THEATRES. DRantY LANE.-These concerts continue attractive, despite the) opinion that entertainments entirely instrumental would clog upon the ear and become monotonous. This might be the case were they patronised alone by musicians. The intern tion is we think ...

... continuing site mttior part of the afterttoou, with squalls of wind, when umbrellas were at a, pre. miumn similar to that of tite clogs at that ,never to be obliterated from memory, Chitiwick Horticultural, the sports opened with a brace of walks over for tite ...

... Tuesday next, at the Castle Ho'tel, Tranmere. Since he has performed the match, within a comparatively few hours, be has danced ii clog boropipe irn Liverpool, for Sambo Sutton's b-enefiit, amidst great applause and a crowded house. Hie is 'flow open to ...

... addition to which, Mr. Mathews and Mr. Sullivan enliven the audi. ence by their comic Nigger business. Dissolving Views and Clog Dancing. The orchestra is very good, under the leadership of Mr. J. Fellowes. FOREIGN 1UIUSIGAL MEMORANDA, AMALIA FERRARIS.-The ...

... Miss Robertson, and Miss Jane Dawson. Dancing by Misis Adelide Downing. To conolude with THE BTRAITOR'S GATE. Sapported by the entire Company. On Wednesday, THE ,TOWER OF NESLE. ROB.~THE RIP. Sin' k and 'Dancing: Extra talent., ind.'-THE' BE1tTING BOY'S ...

... BREAKFAST, 3s. B OLENO'S OPERA STORES, 27, Bow-street; opposite the Grand Outrance of the Opera, Covent-garden. HARRY BOLENO (Clog,;) of ?? Royal,Drury-lanerespectfully announces that, having taken the above establishment, he has effected alterations conducive ...

... Ballet Corn- pany to Lend on Ilire. Wardrobes ot cvery description purchased to any Amonolt. H IGHlHURl'Y BARN. - MUSIC and L 'DANCING every Evening, commence nt Eight o'cloek, close at lialf-past Eleven. Conductol. Mr. Grattan Cooae. Ball on Easter Mon- day ...

... on Saturday at Three o'cloek. The ?? H *] tel's Bltsh People, from the great Kalahari Desert, will appear in their Native Dances. Piano by Mr. Harries Wilson. Admission, ls. Adi 29.; Stalls , 3, 232, Piccadilly. R.W.S- WOOOIN'SOLIO OOF ODDITIES, With ...

... to appear again under tire some auspices, eal Fridlay aned Sateeuday, at the Pavilion. 'ritm award oss the Price Essay Competition on Popular Amneements was meade sir i Thursrday nighrt, when Iffeessrs. Sawyer, and Patching, jun., were denlsrod tire ...

... are now open f)r the winter season for Promenade Concerts, with the celebrated ARGYLL BAND, conducted by MONS LA leOTT E. Dancing at Ten o'clock. 'Doors opened at Eight, commence at half-past., ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. XIHE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, is ...

... Eleventht and A Dead Shot, and en Thursday Macbeth and Boots at the Swan. There bas been between the pieces some agreeable dancing by the Misses Powell and Kate mandelbart. CATHEBDAL VOCAL UNoIN.-On Tuesday evening the members of this union gave a concert ...

... LOsNDONe HOTEL.-.The performances have been varied by the introduc- lion of a Negro Entertainmoent, in which the singing and dancing of Mrl G, Lawrence, and the violirn end harp accomipaniment of Mr and Mrs Dearlove, are the principal features. Mdlle Doli1es ...