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... Half-past Ten. I placesfor the Boxesmay betaketnofMr. Lulday,at the Theatre, tract Eleten to Thlrere o'elttck. a Boxes. 3s.; Pit, 2s. Gallery, Is.-Half-pricc at Nine o'clock. THEATRE OF ARTS, YORK HOTEL ASSMI'BL Y ROOMS, 1ITIIICH is composed of Delineations ...
... The Butcher's Horse.—George Cross was to play a violin the orchestra at the Richmond Theatre, and repeatedly passing his leisure evenings amongst the respectable tradesmen of that town, one of them, butcher, was so much pleased with his oddities, that ...
... o'clock. * It appears that tie sele tion of this evening for the perform- ance at the Theatre Roya, has clashed with ?? interests of Mr. Norman, of the Liver Theatre, whose benefit unltrkily fails on the satire night. This is to be regretted, but it does ...
... THEATRE OF ANtATOMfY AND MEIDDCINE, WEBB.STREET, 11f42E POND, BOROUGLI tHE WINTER COURSE of LECTURES delivered at this Theatre wvil commence on Thursday, October Ist. ANATOMY end PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. Grainger and alr. Pi- her. Demonstrations and Dissections5 ...
... above statement may be known by a reference to E smith. Y'heatre Royal, Liverpool. yin puble are espectfuY informed that the Theatre will open OnMONDAY next, the 11th of MAY, 182, W1cs U4ill be p Pesented Mefsit flay, of the FOUNDLING O THE FOREST. c~~eet ...
... the Theatre Royal, Bath, from Miss E. Lancaster, from the Kings Theatre; Mlids Smith. V from the Theatre Royal, Glasgow: Mist Lancaster, from the ha Thgatre Royal, York'; Miss Will~jums, from the Royal Surrey An Theatre; Miss Hope, from the ...
... nights in the succeeding week at the Theatre. I regret extremoly the necessity that exists for this'Statement, ,but I cannot allow a prejudice to he entertained against me,iin myt i, icuation sf Director of the Theatre, Without eudeavourilug to le establish ...
... Managers received a considerable ?? whose interests, as well as the rules of lthe Theatre, thy wie equallybound to protect. 1 Maiss C. was engaged solely for the Theatre, and the Theat- tre alone was entitled, to al the benefit of her talent during her ...
... broad Scotch accent, and »L JUBt . a lved y one the Scotch boats, and that his luggage is following him. The Royal Liver Theatre has presented, this week, unusual attraction to the lovers ofthe M li ht fantastic toe. • 88e UB and Mr. Arthur Webster have ...
... the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket-Mrs. Gannon, b from the Adelphi Theatre-Mrs. Henderson. froii Astley's, Amnphitlteotre-I~liss Lambe, from the Theatre-Royal, Mdiii-': 11W ?? Grenvimle, from the Theatrc-Royat,' Chester-. Miss Gelding, fmu the 'Theatre-ltyal ...
... closed by the magistrates. Ile then calla upon the in Mayor to put down the Penny theatres in Hood-street and cese-. foL )y where, and not to permit any of the unlicoensed theatres to be bit e- open, unless the managers or lessees excludb all children under ...
... added, for the second time at this 2ted Theatre, the last new Melo Dramatic Opera, ess. called 'vedy For England Ho! ged irds Which was received on Wednesday last, wjith uni- Ish. versal ?? performed atthe Theatre. ing Royal, Covent-Garden, with unbounded ...