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... -Mrs. Chippendale, of Salifbury Square. At Kentifh Town, Mrs. Grevi;le, formerly of Drury Lane Theatre.-Mrs. Gaudry, relic of the late Mr. Gaudry, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.-Mr. James Booth, Poulterer, in Aldgate, after two hours ?? her lodgings in ...
... age, kingdom, and!city, has beep cele- brated for its cboice fpL.-its. The fpirits raifed by the Magician at the Optical Theatre in Edin- burgh, are at leaft as fenfible, amufing, and in. fmru6tive company as choice fpirits aencrally a,-e. !D U B L I ...
... EWING, fiq. e At Prefton, in Lancaillire, on Tlh- u'ay th-e .t 4th of. November, Mr ;JANlas B'ANf'FP:MAI , e late of the Theatre Royal Edinbur-gh. Ye dicd n in confequence of a wound lle receired in ?? thigh, while pzrfol-ming a part in the farcc of e ...
... chaifes, gigs, phxtons, fociables, Scc.; and gentlemen on horfe- back without number. The town is very gay at prefent-a theatre every evening during the week; public breakfafts, dinners, and afienmblies as ufual. i i i I q i I I ...
... till theperiod expired.: Died at Preston, 'in Lancashire, on Thursday Ithe ith of November, Mr. James Bannerman, late ofthe Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. lie ded i in consequence ofa wound he received in the thigh,- while performing a part- in the farce of Kotzebue ...
... alliflance could be procured flie was confumed to aflies. A very numerous and fplendid party wvere laft night at the OPTICAL THEATRE. Svecral Gentlemen of thie law were prefent. HOuSE-BREAKING AND MURDER.-On Tuef- day, fe'ennight a number of riotous perfons ...
... TIWAR T, of Granitul' i, I 'on D I ED At Fuiobc rgli, on Tucfdav, tin-rlliv ?e- grtmttai, 4r Y-NkJisMsLIA' WOODS, 1ate of the Theatre Roval of this citw. OnL thei occaion o1f his leaving thic Stage in Ap ril la: t, our Iheatridal a Correijiondent gave a pretty- ...
... being a period of r 24 years. e On Tuesday, at his holuse in Leith Terrace, much regretted, Mr. William Woods, late of rthe Theatre Royal. Mr. Woods perfo mcd for several years on the Edinbiirgh stage, both nrq Tragedv and Coined'l, xvith' great applause ...
... D I E Di An | 9t Du~olin, Dr. ?? ~ate phyfician; he is ?? ?? CLE ORN.Y ame At Edinburga, Mr COOPER, gcene Paitr r to the Theatre Royal; a yo-uno nian or great a- J ,f bilitics in his ?? CO04'. Was thc lar. ie only furvivor of 15 children, a? liaes left ...
... 'dyer.' s ' ant:y, a'PhymouthT Dock, - eurtuaist2enrjimin , D Denrnan, of the 'Rbyal Wavy, brother to Mtr ZDea. man, of our.Theatre. d 0 ?? Thurrfday '.l'srnigbh, in. tbe 64th. y nf his . age,..Mr.W in. iie, founderaprinter i and proprictor it of the' Briftol ...
... WViatetey, attorey, in Birniuigbaip io Wednefday'ofla deflt.e, MiciSiddpns, eldcfidaughtei at iF of Mrs. Siddoins, of Drury Lane Theatre. Onl Monday W111nigbt, uear Tunbridge Wells, in her I fifty-ixth vear. the Counitefs Dowager of Dantly. On Sunrday fe'rnnight ...
... Mifs Dixon, of Sytton,. ?? Leicefterithire. . '0 e OI Ttse1day fe'nnight,' at Polefwrortb, Mr. Charles Stan- h ton, of the theatre, StafS rd, to 'Mifs Arnold, of Dorden, 'Warwickihire. s A few daw a'go, Mr. Juftce, of Sheilield, to Mifs Bunt- .o aigofiddlewood ...