... in the 7gtll year of a 1. jlf I' Slito, for upwards of years-was diffi`iffi-a forhervery greatabiitsei ?? at iovea garden Theatre. . The zgthi uret veryl r0rdC,£1y,-M ;se Lt~ d4 LoBlo¢l: ~ ?? 0-. ,, . T~~c30h ult. at the btoifes'.&ir John MicoB, - ...

... lately, aged 51, Mr. Thomas Hornby., a respectable farmer and grazier. Mrs. Incledon, wife of Mr. Incledon, of Covent. Garden Theatre. In Winpole-Street, London, on Tuesday se'nnight, after a very long and severe illness, Mrs Nicholas, wife of Robert Nicholas ...

... yesterday, Mrs. Carhill wife of Mr.,John Carhill, merchant. ' On Friday nigst, at his lodgings in Yolk, Mrj Michell, of the Theatre-Royal, grtvly lemcnted.' At Howdon, on Friday fe'nnight, In the 24th year of her age, Miss Hannah Whitaker, youngest daughter ...

... Marmaduke Lawson, of Splroas. ley, in Holderncst, was fafcly delivered of a.fon. At York, on Tuefdav WI4, Mrs. J. Wilkinson. the Theatre-Royal, was fafely delivered of a fon. MARRIAGES. At Manchefler, on Thurfday, Mr. Robert Town- sonn, manufacturer, to Miss ...

... Mrsa. March, relic't~of J . March, Efq. 'late of Toefver Hill.-Mifs friledon,''daughter of Mr. Incledon, of Covent Carden ;Theatre.' 'tMafte.r Jtohn Ch'alie, fun- of ML. Chaiie, Efq. of 'Mincing' Ibane.-Mrs. Ann Wisite, at St. James's Psloace, 'belonging ...

... Mr. Pon- fonby, brotheriothe ?? of Belborough. On Friday NEiTs Incledon, daughter .of Mr. ncle- don, of Cbvemiit Garden'Theatre. -On Tuefday; at her shoufe, in Queen Anrn-ftfeet Welt; aged- go, Mrs. 'Rull'ell, widow ?? Ruffelt Efq. late Merchant in -London ...

... iniftzan Mrs. Mirt - Skene, relif of the d&ceafed Andrew Thoro, of Banchory, Efq. od Latcly, 3-at Ytk, Mr. W. B. Mitchell. oi od Theatre Royal there, .on of rhelate Mr. W. Mitbcoll, e4 teachler of languages in Edinburgh. 9 Lieut. James Erfkcine, third fon of ...

... following, we are informed, is an err. act I—le- nient of what the eight complaining performers of Co- vent Garden Theatre derived from that theatre in the courfe of la— feafc in, incuding benefits and falaries, clear of all expeoces ; — Incleclon, ?? L.937 ...

... , of the Bull Ring, in Birmingham. Thurfday fe'Innight, Mr. John Banks, Comedian, , and late one of the Patentees of the Theatre Royal, Manchefier, to Mrs. Fifher. c The z9th ult. at Ulverftone, Mr. William Atkin- fon, attorney-at-law, of Dalton, in Furnefs ...

... people reiterated fnouts of Peace! Peace I They have alio witneifed unequivocal teflimonies of thofe fentiments even in the theatre, and have been obliged to return home to avoid fech (trong ?? of the pu- blic opinion. There are, however, hopes Kill thatthe ...

... at the affizesupwards of 46 years. ,He was the mafter of a puppat (bow, and for rmrany fuccelfi'e years opened his little theatre it) that city during the fursmer fealfons, and attended his artificiatcomedians. to various other parts of the kingdom during ...

... the safi:es upwards of 46 years. He was the. mafter of a puppet 11am', and for mzany fttsceflive years opened his little theatre in'that city during the fumner fealins, 2nd attenaed'his arti;cial commediani to various other parts af the ikioudnos during ...