A CHRONOLoGICAL STATEMENT OF DRAMATIC EVENTS I N 1849. JANUARY. 1. The prices of admission to the Marylebone reduced one-half. Buckatone and Mrs. Fitzwilliam engaged by the lessee. 4. A trifle, called The Headsrman, written by Albert Smith, produced with success at the Olympic. 5

THE cdiRISTMAS PANTOMIMES AND BURLESQUES. As Pantomime is now in the ascendant, the following inee, penned on the first appearance of the younger Gritlaldi, at Covent-garden, in Consequence of the indis- position of his respected sire, "11 Ol Joey Grimaldi, ae he wee familiarly t

A I X-KulVi-4CIAL THfEATREICALjS. JiROt OUR O*N CORRESPONDENTS.] AnERDEBRx THEATRE.-On Friday night (says the Aberdeen Herald) a novelty was presented at the above theatre, and which it mentions in tbe following terms - We have to notice a novelty which was brought out with strik

AMFERICAN TH>E rRCALS AND MIUSIC. - .. - ?? -j, -Ilznf Dec. 8.) (From the New York Berats ou ae-. .1 BOWSRY T &TeARus' -Thi5s theatre was again crowded au usual last evening from pit to gallery. The boxes shown resplendent with fashion and heauty. Accordingly. is it has been all

OUR CARPET Ble. ?? s- WHIY is a fool like twenty hundred weight _ he's a simple-ton. " I HAVE an iron (I run) will " as the ulanisjd ea the sheriff was after him. Wa WE know of a temperance lady who gav the shoulder to a lawyer because he was a member e cold THE first Duke of Por

SHOREDITCl COUNTY COURT4 SKITTLR PLAYING EXTaAORDINARY.NELSON V. PIRLD5L1... This Was an action, brought in the Shoreditch County Court, to recover of the defendant, who is landlord of thte Queen's HeadI, Hi-oxton Old Tow.the sumn of 10 12s 6d, of which sum 9 Was the balance otf

THE B NEWSPAPER GRAND DERBY AND ST. LEGE, FREE GIFTS. For1 6syou havethbePAPER for TWELVE MONTHS, with a SHARE in E 1,000 FOR NOTHING, On payment of 1 os., Subscribers wuill be supplied with 4T; F. ERA" "regularlyfor Twelve Months, and in addi. tion be Vresented GRATIS with a Reg

PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS TO ]BONUS OF GREAT METROPOLITAN. STAKES, 1850. Gentlemen intensding to contribute to the ensuing Raen -are .earnestly and respectfully requested, to pay the amnountimme- diately to Messrs TWINING~S, Bankers, 215, hirand, as the amount of the Bonus will be decl

RACING REVIVALS---BRIGHTO. During the Sporting Recess, and in connexion with the subject of Turf Reform, it is our inten- tion occasionally to refer to such Racing Meetings as require either entire reformation or abolition, in the hope that the attention of the managers, and thos

DOINGS IN LEICESTERIRE TO THE ZDITOR OP TEI 3Rn Sir,-1 closed my last letter by stating that extraordinary run with the Quorn, on Thursda y the them in ClawsonuThorns. Here the fox was 70aeeeft out, and made for the Hills, and then gainbrtte6 Belvoir, running towards Statheon Poi