Town Council Proceedings

THE QUEEN'S THEATRE.—The attendance at
the Theatre during the present week will, we
presume, lead the proprietor to look forward with
some hope. The Jewess was repeated on Thurs-
day evening, and as before, admirably performed;
Tom Noddy's Secret was the farce, in which Mr
Lazar, as the eccentric schoolmaster, and Mr
Arabin, as his usher, kept the house in a constant
roar of laughter. We observe that the entertain-
ment, by request of the Masonic Fraternity, will
certainly take place on Tuesday next; and we
doubt not, that the bill of fare, together with such
respectable patronage, will draw the fullest house
of the season. Mr Solomon's liberality in pre-
senting the surplus over and above the actual
expences of the night to the Hospital, deserve the
highest praise; and we hope the public generally
will appreciate his good feeling, by giving him a
bumper in return on some other night.