... . Adelphi, 7.20, The Wreck Ashore 8.15, For bidden Fruit. Alhambba, 7.45, Farce 8, La Fille du Tambour Major 10,30, Diona. Astlby'h, 7.30, Farce and Drama. Britannia, Drama. Frequent Change. Covent Garden, Promenade Concerts. Court. Connauoht, Falsely Judged. Criterion, 8, Jilted 8.45, Betsy. Drury Lank, 7.30, Farce; 8, Tho World. I Elephant Castle, Drama. Froquont change. Folly, 7.45, ...

... . Acting Managers of Theatres, and Touring Companies are requested to send in their prospective arrangements, the same rill bo in serted in next month's issue, as below, fret of charge. All letters to be addressed to the Editor, and not later than the 23rd. Bath, T.R., Aug. 2, Miss Alleyne and Co. ,,0, Air. George Leitch and Co. 23, Mr. C. Sullivan and Co. 3d, The Salisbury Troubadours. Barrow ...

... . w Acting Managers of Theatres, and Touring g Companies aro requested to send in their prospective arrangemonts. Tho same will be in- gerted in next month's issue, as below, fret of charge. All letters to be addressed to tho Editor, k and not later than the 23rd. Bath, T.R., Sept. 1, Salsbury's Troubadours.-- 6 Mr. C. Wyndham's Betsy Co.-- 13, I. M. Pagefs Co.-- 20, Messrs. Holt Wilmot's A ...

... . The influx of provincial and foreign visitors at this season is almost sufficient, to balance the absence of the upper ten thousand of playgoers who are wealthy enough to fly to other climes. Our yisitors indulge very freely in theatre going, so business has been all round very fair, consider ing the hot weather. Covent Garden, with its pro menade Coucerts.itneed not be said.is always full. ...

... Mrs. Higgins, 25, Arthur-street Greenock (Pop- 68,000). Railways —Caledonian, Glasgow, and South Weils.o. Roval— Alex. Wright. Vabieties Music Hall. Newspapers Daily: “Advertiier,“Telegraph.” Weekly : ••Herald.” Market —Friday. Bill Poster— T. North, 81, Venncll. ...

... Mrs. Parker, 26, Talbot-strret. 7. Coionatioa.strcct 20, Victoria-street. 9, Talbot-sqoare. Bolton (Pop- 90,000). Railways— N.W., Lancashire and Yorkshire. Royal— O. H. Duval. Temple Opera House—J. P. Wecton. Varieties Music Hall—W. Jcfferye. Uuseuh ~ R. Edwards. Assembly Booms— L. Hddlestone. Newspapers— Daily: News.” Daily and Weekly» ,l Chronicle,” Guardian,” Weekly : Journal- Markets ...

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... . Abusbmt, H.M.O.H., Pantomime, The House (hat Jack Kuilt --Author. Mr. MacKay.-- Cast, Miss Amy Clover, Mr. J. Woymark, etc. AsnToir-r>DiB-LY5E, booth'* Theatre Dec. 6th., Charles Dillon and Co.-- 13Ui,Genose's Comedy Co. DABBOW-ix-rYBKBss, Alhamljra,bec.6th,liricn McCutloigh's Co.-- 13th, rink Dominoes, Co. 2vth, 'tiilno Shame Co.-- 27ib, Crutch and Toothpick Co. Bub, T.B., Dec. 6th, ...

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... . A red-lmir 1 wig, and a Hamlet suit, Two pail's of tijjlitjj, and Wellington boot, A Wilf, with jewels of post gnlnre, A martiil cloak 1 an Wellington wore, A helmet, a rattle, a largo falae nose, A couple of dozen of well damcd luwe, A pair of specs'' witii the glasses gone wrong, A hammer, a mouse-trap, a Japanese sung, An old cocked hat, with an ostrich plume, Au ulster long sii.ee past ...