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... wellarnetited chara&6r of aa honeil woman, Mrs CHArFT.ER1S, who, for rnore than thefe thirty ,years, has belonged to the Theatre-Royal of this cityi; Sie was, in her tirnef an excellent fubfti- tute for Mrs'Web, svib left ?? about twenty-' feyen years ...
... nest woman, Mrs. Chartehs, who, fgr mqre thaln 3O yea-s, has belong-ed to the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. She v as inhertime, an excellent substiute for MrslWebb,wh :,it that Theatre zbouc 27 years ago, and was aftern-ardb so much celebrated in London; w'er ...
... 2riotol per ann. Thurslay last, by the 0ev, W. Chxtpman, at St. John's Chelrit, lv argate, Mr. Wilmot Wells,Manpger of the Theatre Royal there.-Mr. Witlmot Wells waas married tc the sasx'.& lady about ten years ago; but, in consequence of some infor- mality ...
... this tonvu. O'h Saturday se'nniglst; at seven o'cloc-k in the evening, Earl Craven, to Miss Brunton. lare of Covert- Garden Theatre. TI'he ceremoniv asvi performed iat seven o'clock, by special licence, at his L.ordshi'p's house, in Charles-street, Berk ...
... Cander ?? 7 0 7 J. Ras ?? ?? 10 6 C. Edwards .. .1 1 0 I S. Thorudik .. . -.0 10 6 S.Fitch ?? 0 5 0 ?? I IO l. Fulchr . 1 1 0O THEATRE, IPSWICH. I By DESIRE of the LOYAL IPSWICH VOLUNTEERS, This Evening, December '26, will bo perfornedi A COMEDY, CkL.ED, SIUE ...
... Dingwall, accidentally fell into a large boiding pau, and t. was so dread:ully scalded that it died in four days thcreafter. .s THEATRE.-On Wednesday last, Sheltespeare's justly .o admired Pla:y of HErtR V IV-. was performsed at our Thea- gtre, for the purpose ...
... Red. on htbe:sbth 41t. at Fort Pit, near Cbwth , Jr. Wilkie, Esq.- - I Mrs. Wihstfo, .lrfi of the Stfb.3Mai4cer fof the ffU Theatre in the Hayi 'Ket. At Dunhy, eetr Mdiloh' W. M~Antnur, in the 99d year of his age. At Soatlh Shildes M&s` Pei , who was scorched ...
... the irreparable lofs of a widow and five children, JOaN HALLION, V;utner, (who for more than thirty years belonged to the Theatre- Royal of this zity;) an affejionate hufband, an inaul- gent parent, and an honeft man. At Edinburgh, in February lafl, JoHN ...
... lc'. -A few days agoi Mr. Wallir, of Messrs. Roberto is and Manley's company of comedians, to Miss Jacksoi., late of the Theatres Royal, York and Hull. A few days ago, at Bridhlingion, -Mr. Major, of Far- . titidale, to Miss Hardy, of the ftcrmer place ...
... At Edinburgh, in his 87th year, John Bland, Esq. some time one of the Lessees, and many years Treasurer of the Edinburgh Theatre. He was uncle to the celebrated Mrs. Jordan, and was descended from an an- ?? family. He was once a Cornet of dragoons, and ...
... Wakefleld. ?? Alexandria, Mrs. Ann Warren, late Mrs. Merry, , originally Miss Brunton, of the Philadelphia and d Baltimore Theatre. n On the 9th inst. in the 52d vear of hib age, on board the Metcalf East-Indiaman, on his passage from Boan- s bay, within ...
... ?? -SE 1?rtR 21 IYEDNESDA-S EPTEMBEIR 2!. Bag-rn.-At Aberdeen, on Monday the 12th curt. Mlrs. BEAUMONT, of the Theatre-Royal, Glasgow, was ! safely delivered of a Daughter. At Grenada, 17th July last, the Lady Of JOHN Ross, Esq. of Clerkscourt, of a son ...