Theatre_, near Sloane Square; the _Charing Cross Theatre_, King William Street; the _Queen’s Theatre_, Long Acre, late _St. Martin’s Hall_; and the _Holborn Theatre_. The _New Royalty_, or _Soho Theatre_, in Dean Street, Soho, was once a private theatre, belonging to Miss Kelly, the celebrated actress. The _Prince of Wales’s Theatre_, in Tottenham Street, is the old Tottenham Theatre in a renovated and greatly improved condition. Some of Mr. T. W. Robertson’s best comedies have been produced here within the last few years. _Sadler’s Wells_, near the New River Head, was at one time remarkable for the ‘real water’ displayed in melodramas. The _Marylebone Theatre_, between Regent’s Park and the Edgeware Road; the _Grecian_, in the City Road; the _Britannia_, at Hoxton; the _City of London_, in Norton Folgate; the _Standard_, in Shoreditch; and the _Pavilion_, in Whitechapel, are Theatres noticeable for the large numbers of persons accommodated, and the lowness of the prices of admission. On the Surrey side of the Thames are _Astley’s Amphitheatre_, in the Westminster Road, (the Circus is now removed;) the _Victoria Theatre_, in the Waterloo Road; and the _Surrey Theatre_, in Blackfriars Road. The performances at these several theatres commence at an hour varying from half-past six (some of the minors) to half-past eight (two Opera houses) in the evening, but the most usual hour is seven; and, as a general rule, there is half-price at a later hour in the evening. During the run of the Christmas pantomimes there are a few additional performances at two in the afternoon. It has recently been estimated that 4,000 persons are employed at the London theatres, earning daily food for probably 12,000; and that the public spend about £350,000 at those places annually. Concerts.—The principal Concert Rooms in London are, _Exeter Hall_, _St. James’s Hall_, _Hanover Square Rooms_, the _Music Hall_, in Store Street, the _Floral Hall_, _Willis’ Rooms_, and the _Queen’s Concert Room_, attached to Her Majesty’s Theatre. All these places are engaged for single concerts; but there are also musical societies and choral bodies which give series of concerts every year. Among these are the _Sacred Harmonic Society_, (Exeter Hall,) the _National Choral Society_, (same place,) the _Philharmonic Society_, (Hanover Square Rooms,) _Mr. Henry Leslie’s Choir_, the _New Philharmonic_, (St. James’s Hall,) the _Musical Society_, the _Musical Union_, the _Glee and Madrigal Society_, the _Beethoven Society_, the _Monday Popular Concerts_, &c. The _Oratorio_ performances at Exeter Hall, by the Sacred Harmonic and National Choral Societies, are considered to be the finest of the kind in Europe. There are occasional _Handel Choral Meetings_ at the same place, under Sir Michael Costa, supported by 1,600 singers.