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... Weathercocit, at the Ly- ceum Theatre, as a membsr of tite Drury-lane company, the Theatre Royal having been previously destroyed by fire. From that period till his decease he continued to belong to the Theatres Royal and minor theatres in London, and one of ...
... London boards, he re-appeared for a month, during the last season at the New Strand Theatre, with Mr. Maywood, and a few weeks after accepted an offer from the minor theatre in Abbey-street, Dublin, from whence he visited Cork, by the request of the manager ...
... Church School, and eavlv in life entered on the prosfessio of an actor. His first metropolitan appearance was at the Olympic Theatre, in the year 1 1; he was the first per- former of Logic, in the burletta of Tom and Jerry, the piece having been originally ...
... made his dramatic fortune, and pro- cured him an engagement at that theatre; he enacted Dick Mutable, and assumed six other characters in this farce. He remained at Coventsgarden theatre for five seasons, play- ing a diversity of parts ; employed his vacations ...
... -health and strength. It will be remembered that for the last few! weeks be had exhibited the Mammoth Horse at the Strand Theatre, and removed the locality-to the Miner's Hall, in Exeter-street wvbere he had an- nounced the double attraction of the largest ...
... - of a son. - 12th, at her father's residence, Star-bill, Rochester, the wife of Charles Nugent, Esq., of Hier Majesty's Theatre, of a daughter. 12tb, at Dorchester-place, Blandford square, the qi~O of tbe Rev. Richard Betlis, of a daughter. M;I1ARIlAGES ...
... become a public performer, for which put- pose she went to Venice, where she made her first ap- pearance en the boards of a theatre. She next proceeded to Milan, where she made her debut in an opera in which the celebrated Marchisi performed, from whom she ...
... Perham, ?? the 17tth inst. Mr. Robert Copelald, father of Mrs. Fitzwvilliam, many yeas popreto ofth DoerMarate an Richnmond Theatres, aged 78On ?? ?? Sano, Eoq., of St. James's-street, and East Sheen, in thse county ni Surrey, ...
... painful illness of many months' duratios aged thtrty-three, Charles Leopold Macdonald, esmedian, late of the Royal Victoria Theatre. .6th, in RichmondRterrace, Whitehall, the ight Hon. Lady Edward Thynne. ...
... PRINCE 's THEATRE.-Mr.JohnBarnett,thlepopular composer, in conjunction with Morris Barnett, the comedian, has taken the Prince's Theatre (Braharn's), for the express production of original operns. Arrangements are being made to open the theatre early- next ...
... no carriage being sufficiently large' to contain her body. .Thle last places she exhibited imn London wvere at the Straind Theatre, aid. the Cosmora Rooms, Regent-street. rm On Sun~day the remains of the deased were interred in St. Bartholomew's Churchyard ...
... COMEDIAN, OF THE QuEEN's THEATRE.-.The decease of this very pro- mising young actor is a melancholy proof of the uncer- tainty of life. He expired from the effects of brain fever, brought on by some accident which occurred at the theatre, it is thought, on ...