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... combine, in a superior degree, the excellencies of the serpent and the oph.clc.de possessing the power of the one and the softness of the other. The Rev. George Croly, says a contemporary, confesses at last to the authorship of Ten Thousand a-Tear,” so ...
... MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CHIT-CHAT Miss Delcy, after having completed a successful engagement at Verona, has repaired to Bologna. Van Amburgb and the American Equestrian Company have opened a new amphitheatre at Manchester. Madame Vestris and Mr. C. Matthews ...
... who danced the tarantella with Miss Connor in a most spirited and pleasing vx&nxuit.—Hampshire Advertiser. Miss Christiana Weller.— Miss Weller has made a most successful appearance Manchester, and has a second concert there to-night. The Guardian says ...
... succ-.ssful speculation. He has succeeded in effecting a re-engagement with this captivating artiste, who will again appear before a Dublin audience shortly before Christmas next. On Monday n ...
... ted American vaulters, broke his neck the other day, when throwing a double somerset Batty’s circus, in the Island of Jersey. Smith, a great trampoline and vaulter, met his death in a manner precisely similar during tbe management of Messrs. Ducrow anil ...
... years has been an in-tructor in inusu'. v_, resolved to make the stage a source of emolument. * ' .> out the piece the stage was paced with an accuracy tru>. prising. He had no guide (a guide hirnseit ' but the correctness and quickness of his ear. , V were ...
... understood to be founded on the nursery talcs of Gulliver’s Travels.” A whisper has readied us, that —between Mr. Wallace’s and M. Benedict’s opera—a new work by Mr. Macfarrcn to come to a hearing at Drury-lane. Miss Birch has arrived in London from Milan ...
... . William Wheaton Ball, a member of the theatrical corps, n Ku.l recently arrived at Blackburn, committed suicide bv a quanlUy of laudanum.’ He was thirty-tive m forty year/ of age, very respectably connected, and atone time a man of properly. , , ~, ...
... and 12 authoresses. At Bristol a few days since, upwards of a hundred persons were seized simultaneously with alarming symptoms through eating a poisonous berry called Jatropha, which fell from a broken package loading from a vessel for the ...
... solitiior n, a'/«'d \t‘ar: On the 3(1 in'taut, Hockley, near liinnin UAiii.LV, L.-q. On the insiai.4, years, Mr. JeUN watchmaker, waid-a 44 cct. the ins.ant, aged 3 years a..d im>:i hs, Rolekt, son Mr. Ruderi KlLl*a.TuicK, e:«giiiC-iua..a 0 ...
... MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CHIT CHAT. A peraen was brought up at the Worship-street Policeoffice, London, charged with hissing during the performancs at the City of London Theatre. He was the only one tbs audience who did his«, and stood a seat in the pit to gira ...
... the public places. The Observer staffs—For several seasons Mr. Macready received and - a week in London ; and ihat lately a minor theatre, he was j aid the ruinous sum a night; that at another theatre it is said that week was, last season, paid to two performers ...