... of York's Column was quite. filled with spectators, and the steps leading to it presented the appear- ante of the pit of a theatre on boxing-night. The large square behind the Horse Guards was filled, as the crowd had followed the royal carriage from the ...

... ? V 4) v D al I v #1 r W 9 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANfE. THIS EVENING ;vl be performcd the First Act of the Opera entitled THE DAUGHTER OF SAINT MARK. Andrea Cornaro, Mr. Berrani; Monsclnigo, Mir. Weiss; Adolphse de Courcy, Mlr. D. W. Kingt, OstarinaCornareh ...

... brnttat he wonlid net de icat C~e piieipi of rotcein-nither id hii. The eight cracked jokes on the mceetings i Ciovnt Gaidn theatre, hut hie had never discussed the question, newe debated the principal propositioces, oci these principles o political econoncy ...

... Mr. and Lady .-n Georgina Codriington, and other distinguished fasshionables.S lehSeral of the guests attended the French theatre afterwards. i, The Duke of Rutland has left town for Belvoir Caste me where he is shortly to enetertaine a large party. e ...

... terminate the season of 1. Jal ien's Concerts. Tickets for the Ball, 10s. 6d. each. SPECTATORP-The audience portion of the Theatre will be set apart for Spectators, who may there enjoy the brilliant and imposing scenec Admission, for Spectators-Dress Circle ...

... _____ THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMALRKET. Mit. B. Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager. THIS EVENING will be presented the Trag&ly of ROMEO AND. JULIET. Romeo, Miss Cushmoan; Juliet, Miss Susan Cushman. To conclude with THE BELi AND TELE ORANGE TREE. THEATRE ROYAL ...

... found among the posthumous works of Charles BlIm. FANNY ELSSLER IN ROME.-As a happy commence- meet of the Carnival, five theatres were opened in Rome on the 27thunlt. The tleatre of Apollo, which occupies the first place, has announced a ballet in which ...

... Writers of England and their Compositions was given last evening by Mr. J. W. Roe, in the concert room of the Princess's Theatre. It was in the form of a sort of discourse or lecture, serving to introduce the vocal pieces which were performed. As the ...

... accustomed airings yesterday, in the royal gardens I of Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Drurj-lane Theatre with their presence yesterday evening. The royal I suite consisted of the Viscountess Jocelysu, the Ron. Miss Ke Her, the ...

... viv Daily WWI. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.JAN4E. THIS EVENING will be pertbrnedl the Opera entitled THE s BOHEMLAN GIRL. Count Ainhotan, Mr. Borrani; Thftddens, Mr. s W. Harrison; Arline, Miss Rainforth. To conclude with th e now Christma.s Comic Panatomimen ...

... her husband, she admitted it into the number of her ornaments; and that very night, being a gala night, she 'ware it at the theatre of San Carls. The occupant of the next box happened to be a French lady who created some sensation last summer in Lisbon; ...

... Book-keeper. THEATRE ROYAL, HLATMARKET. Mr. B. Webster, Bole Lessee and Manager. THIS EVENING will be presented the Tragedy of 10MEO AND JULIET. Romeo, MLiss Cushman; Juliet, Miss Susan Cushman. To concludewith THE BEE AND THE ORANGE TREE. THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM ...