... merely as actress who dances, for there arc many on the stage who, if occasion requsires, can introduce a donot ia the ciaet of a dtialogue, or as a Pantomimic supplement to a plals'l Pezer. Mdllc di Rhona aets tlr'ogh her dancing; the sentiments wlhich ...

... Luizxaend their celebrated tecaypc cf Spanish Dancs'ea. First appearance of M0lic.Jaleetts Berry, the cescorated operatic singer, from the se. James's Theatre;W R.E. Wartor, and Sbiby end Juba, the best clog, haone, and pomp edanccrsvin England, Adixis ...

... hope it will serve to remind my childhren that, in whatever corae of life tbey may engage, so prend a ?? is open to their competition. In conclu- sion, I beg you to accept my poorlv-eapreesed, but heoartfols, thauks for yeonr goad wi3hea-for the rmans civilities ...

... residence, 9, St. Ann'e-road. Notting-hill, W1r. DANCING.-3, HANOVER.SQUARE, MEGENT.STRREBI jR. ST. MAINE, of the Theatre Royal, M LL~oDorairy-lane aiid Covent Garden.-CLASSES for fashionhble BALL-ROOM DANCING, LANCERS, VALSE, GALOP, &o., every Wednesday ...

... J. tedman. Odd Fellow* Music Haol-lProprietor, Mr. P. M'Corrie.)-Master and Miss Boberts, in their comic duets. clog, pump, and bost dancing, are still well received; Mr. Hoskina's comic singing is amusing; Mr. Malloy ie a clever Irishman, and Mr. Rudolf ...

... materially im- proved, as waS ?? in the Brat place by Mbis Josephine Ruth in the imperesonation of Aladdin, in which her singing, dancing, and acting were ell in capital keeping. Rise Mari. Daley, who in ever warmly wel- comed, essayed her former part, the Sultan ...

... Rottns. THE ALABAMA MINSTREL.S, T.(Five in Number), the on4 Tsroupe of Real BlMack in England, and whose Entertainments defy competition, concluded asucceaesal En. gegencent at CASINO, MANCHESTER, on Saturday, August 18th. Open at TYNE MUSIC HALL, NEWCASTLE ...

... was quaintly. humorous. Alter this piece, sn Monday ?? PrattylIrish medley dance hy the eleters Rosalie and Helolee followed, which or coarse was encored, as ali their dances are here. On Wednes~day one of those flue old Plays which remind one, when played ...

... (delineatara of Ncgrq life) hare appeared, and met with a large share of success. They ate chiefly remarkable for their clever dancing. the )lott gentleman boing an old farnurite in. Aberdeen. Mica French (aDei. comic aiognr) han also been added tn. the company ...

... Corupany esoeprises the following talented celebrated Serio.Comini Vocalist), Mr's Woodeld isCrouM ?? (Cnort ,lt Beau Algar (Clog and Pump Psocer), Mr J. S. Dew. eon (Irish Comcdiun), Mr T, Gregory (Baritone), Mr Harry Wall (Comle), Mr W1,ood'ed, and Messers ...

... figure, and a thorough knowledge of the stage, shs is bound to become a favourite, Iand, in the piece last mentioned, her Clog Dance was loudly re-demanded, as was her ?? of Coming through the Heather, very prettily and charmingly rendered. She previously ...

... eountry that was tmuch admired. Mrs. Howells (of this town) kindly officlated as ?? O0 Tucsda5 laet an Eisteddfod, or competitive meeting. was held in the rsarket-ptoe. The prizes were kindly given by the Ivonite Friendly 8ceicij, a~d the whole ot the ...