... ramrod the honour of knighthood at Widow Castle on Friday. d pother new theatre is about to be erected iu Umdoe, an a site in the Strand. Miss Litton, of tins Gaiety and Prinrw's Theatres, will, we are informed, undertake the management. The death is annonneed ...

... be receivel at the Grand Opera. hone Cenral.° is to resume the cliarnnter of Chi—tibia°. which she used to sustain at the Theatre 1,7,w., and M. Faure is be the Almarive. A bill introduced into the Home of Commons. ea. titled The Warebousine of Wines ...

... REPORTER, SATURDAY, JULY 31, Mr. J. L. Toole will join the company at the Gaiety Theatre at Christman. A play, by Mr. Andrew Halliday, will probably succeed Formosa at Drury Lase. Among the pieces produced at Spa is Miss ton, the Fiend+ version ...

... SELECTIONH FROM PUNCH. THasirarcAL.—The only people who never suffer it the long run—Managers of Theatres. Loorixo BEFORE TREV.—There was one great quality possessed by the Volunteers at Wimbledon, which must have struck even the most careless ob. ...

... the Queen and the Royal Family. Anis and Galatea is to revived at the Princess's, with Herr Formes as Polyphemus. The theatre has been re-decorated in every pert. Greet progress is being made with the Mont Cents Tunnel, and there is every probability ...

... DUNDREARY, of the Haymarket Theatre, London, to appear in that character, supported by an entire LONDON COMPANY, including the name* of those well-known Metropolitan artistes, MR. WILLIAM BLARELE'Y (Of the Prince of Wales' Theatre, London), and MISS ADA CAVENDISH ...

... names of those well-known Metropolitan artistes, MR. WILLIAM BLAKELEY (Of the Prince of Wales' Theatre, London), and MI-B ADA CAVENDISH (Of the Haymarket Theatre, London.) Centre Bore,. 41, Side Boxes 2%, Pit la., Gallery Gl. Box plan to be seen at Mr. ...

... Allington, of Mabiketrest, Pall Mall, 'described as a gentle (by himself in the police sheet), goes to the Prfataa of Woks Theatre, pulls about the artificial dowses placed ornament in MOM, sad when civilly Mires for • short time and returns man who had ...

... eight. LORD DUNDRZARY AT TBZ THEATRE. -We have pleasure in drawing the attention of our readers to an a overtieement in another column announcing that the celebrated comedy of David Garrick Ga ll be played in the Theatre Royal, Dewsbury, on this ifeatiarday) ...

... the quantity; and the odd members of the synod. On the lay side he proposed anecdote related of her by Bunn, the Drury Lane Theatre to have about the same number—ten—of official mem. lessee, that she could never delineate the thirst attar tiers, iucludiug ...

... indon Company, including the names of those well-known Metropolitan artistes, MR. WILLIAM BLAKELEY (Of the Prince of Wales' Theatre, London), and MISS ADA CAVENDISH Centre Boxes 4s , Side Boxes Pit IL, Gallery 63. Box den to be seen at Mr. Wilkinson's, ...

... new comedy, by?. W. Robertson, is 'opener*. lion at the Globe Theatre. Of - persons before the Livet==tratas en, , IN were charged with The Hight Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M.P., hat Lady Emily Peel at their villa at Geneva. Mr. Nassau 3. Senior has ...