AMUEMT N (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) GRAND THEATRE, LiMITED. - anaiaging-Director, h Mr C. J. Abud ; Business-Manager, Mr J. Hindle- it Taylor.-Mr Abud's pantomime, Babes in the Wood; or, Harhquiin Maid Marian and Bold -Robin hood, i has now become as perfect as possible, and

&MUSEMPEINTTS IN fX Vt (itM f;; owr cORPsicitPimcrvcsT.) TrZTF4 r.E R01ci -ilannging Director, 11.r B. con-ttsesi'd ; .vtring MDans',3nr; Mir .- Shirra.--l'eh Drury-iac, pmnz-'t'ini f/ ThxJAoe,'7o,' i c, in Turl''g I sit authly ne'7 ?? iiS lne; it ?? .;t tihe Pic.a!. atd ,ill toe

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THE LONDON THEAkTRES. THIE SHAFTESBURY. Mr De Wolf Hopper has transferred The Mlystical .i3ss from the Comedy 'Theatre to the Shaftesbury, where on Monday the entertainment proved as success- 'ful as in the place where it was originally presented to the English public. The larger

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THE MUSICAL YE'AR. As usual, the most important event of the past nusical year was the campaign of the Royal Opera,. Covent-garden. At that establishment the only novelty was Mr De Lara's opera Messaline, a work displaying considerable ability, and showing decided progress on the