... and for the conveyance of additional mails to India, by alternate weekly communications with Calcutta and Bombay, £20,000. THEATRE RoYAL.-To-niglit (Friday) Mr. Belton and Miss K. Hickson, who have been playing a very successful engagement, take a jointbenefit ...

... OXFORD STREET,': Dm't' ! ' ?? I nel lo . . ' 2417 an SO' FIR-REISTNG t . . ffiatco bp &udiou 94io pag. lublic Amuommtt. THEATRE ROYAL. A CARD. UI R. BELTON and Miss KATHERINE ?? beg to inform ?? their JOINT iENEFIT willtakeplaceTHIS EVENING, (Friday ...

... extraordinary epistle of Lanius, in the Post of the 9th instant; how he has made out that the Order is not unfrequently the theatre of chicanery and fraud, and the victim of treacherous officers who help themselves to the funds, &c., I will leave any one ...

... r, was brought up by Police-constable Mitchell, charged with being tipsy, and making a disturbance in the gallery of the Theatre, on Wednesday night. He was obliged to be forcibly removed. Fined 5s. and costs. SusPICIoUs CsHAaACTERS.-Two miserable-looklng ...

... withdrawn from his professional career for the present, from severe indisposition. The extra performances at her Majesty's Theatre are drawing to a close. Five more representations will comi- plate this successful step towards the establishment of a winter ...

... last year were statedato have been £525., including payments of £47. and £53. from Messrs. Bobson and&Emden, of the Olympic Theatre, for a drama, and two sums of £4. and 25. respec- tively for the copyright of songs. The insolvent had also, for twenty-one ...

... of Fashion, Family Economist, Englis woman's Domestic Magazine, and Family Friend. Childrea Books, Toy Cards, Toy Theatres (with all their appendages,) Colo Boxes, Brushes, and Prints. The finest Coloured Paper ad Lee for making Flowers, and Flowers ...

... from lee force for dishonesty, on the recommendation of the ;ub-comnnittee. It was stated that two boys picked up,jie le Theatre, a bag or purse containing 21. 13s., and the nonstable, who was on duty there, took it from them, said iothing about it to ...

... highly-interesting lecture to the members of the Midland Institute, on Architecture. A numerous audience assembled in the Theatre, to listen to the remarks of one so com- petent to deal thoroughly and popularly with the subject as the accomplished architect ...

... Tcltt RottopuR5. SALE OF THE MARYLEBoNE THEATRE.-On Tuesday the Marylebono Theatre, situated in New Church Street, Mary- lebone, capable of accommodating 2,000 persons, together with the scenery, fittings, &c., came under the hammer of t Mir. Robins, ...

... Alice, honoured the performance of her Majesty's Theatre with their presese. The Prince of Wales, attended by the Hon. M. Sackville West and Mr. Gibbs, honoured the performance at the Princess's Theatre with his presence. The Princess do Salerno and the ...

... Fashion, Family Economist, English- woman's Domestia Magamine, and Family Friend. Children's Books, Toy Cards, Toy Theatres (with all their appendages,) Colour Bsxes, Brushes, and Prints. The finest Coloured Paper and Leaves for making Flowers, ...