... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Charles Burton (in his New Entnrtainmest, The Carnival Ball), Mr. and Mrs. Ililee (in their Extraodinary Laughable Dancing Duets), Mr. Frank Percival (the popu- lar Tenor Vocalist). Miss Lizzle Watson (the Serio-cemie par excellence of the day) ...

... John and Marie (the Celebrated Daettista). Young kelly (the Juvenile Wonder), Little Joe Allen (the IrTsh Comiqeu and Champion Clog Dancer), Professor CoX-a New Series of Dissolving Views and Optical Illualons. Chairman and Director, Mr J. SzPaLN; Leader ...