... THEATRE, V I a O M BOBOV ?SSi!s.2iS} BOBOV WBDKBSDAT, OcA TUI MAMZMAV. BOBOV THCBSDAT. FBI DAT, ASD SATO BOAT, O—oMr IS, IS. Md A NEW PLAT MODEKM LIFE. ...

... THEATRE 10-KlSBt. *T If. EABLT DOORS, fc*4HUjg MXi '>*•>-•»MIuJ IfABT PKNKIITOTOIf, bPINST* (reß the M Jaxo««'* Th*«re. Loetea. eVHM V KEITH AND COMPAKT. . pi SIW K.W l*BOt il. W. « K«lij » .Msfwftj. C».« cp-u- HJ- A itXANDKA THKATKK, oBEiUKLO. Director ...

... DURHAM THEATRE. SOLD by rtinr* Court act, (Or foi an ANNUITY for LIFE,) THE THEATRE, in Durham, with Six Roomi below the tunej tlfo Foot arehcd Cellar*, and » Garden. The Pfemifei are all io good Repair,—Enquire Newton, Attorney at Law, High Friat Street ...

... THEATRE, feIUUfULD. ...

... ALEXANDRA THEATRE, Leasee and Manager, Mr. W, KITTLE BANK, Mosdat, March sth, 1888, and during the Week, the FALSE LIGHT S. Moxnar, March 12th, Mr. WILSON GOLDEN LADDER COMPANY. THE VAST AUDITORIUM CROWDED TO REPLETION. 4LB&RT HADE. SHEFFIELD. BEST ...

... MAJESTY'S THEATRE. CONTRACT FOR COALS, FOR HER MAJESTY'S DOCK AND VICTUALLING YARDS, &c. Department of the Storekeeper-General of the Navy, Somerset-place, April 16, 1858. rpUE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING X the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the UNITED ...

... LYCEUM THEATRE. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The LAST EXCURSION of the SEASON to the WEBT of rVGIA ?? U WEDNESDAY, Sept. 26, an EXCURSION TRAIN £jl! lea ve Paddi 11 - ton > at 8 a.m-. for Plymouth (offering ?? for visiting Torbay, Brixham, Dartmouth, and the ...

... STRAND THEATRE. Nlchta Perfornitn*—MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.—Under the Patronage ef HU Grace the DUKE of DEVONSHIRE. THIS EVENING, MISS KELLY will re|Ksst her DRAMATIC RECOLLECTIONS, WITH STUDIES OF CHARACTER: In Three Parts. Part Third to consist ...

... SURREY THEATRE. A sew nautical drama, called The Presegang, or Archibald of the Wreck, was produced this theatre last week. It ii something of the same kind Blackeyed Susan, and it, we understand, from the pen of the same author. Inderd, its only fault ...

... MECHANICAL THEATRE, Catherine.street' Strand* The approbation and applause bestowed every r v ?? hvhe Public, on the RATION A L ENTERTAIN. M j \IS exhibited at this Theatre, are the strongest test of thei i excell. fice and attractive worth; but to describe ...

... THE KING'S THEATRE. Madame DEVRIENT l>egs mo;t respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry. Subscribers to the Opera, that her BENEFIT will take- place on WEDNESDAY next, July 11, \rs3l. Applications for Boxes. Stalls, and Tickets to be ! made- to ...

... reputation from La Scal'a, and other great Theatres of Italy, her first appearance • Signora MALVIM (Her first appearance at this Theatre V' Signora CASALONI, Signora LUCCIOLA Tier first appearance at this Theatre), Signora MALPASUTA, Mdlle. SARA, Signora ...