... Mac Sycophiint, with such marked appro- f hatin, a Glag1w is shortly to make hts second is haton I't Gpajg stage, at our 'Theatre, in the o te sane character ; report speaks highly of his ti c'mrits, and we are glad he has d ?? to frhow I S ?? before the ...

... Veterinary Surgeon, of this town, ?? second daughter of John Nolson,Esqof Dublin. Ois Sunday last. Mr Incledon, of Cove~nt-gardge theatre, Vtos Mrs Hart, a widow Lady, with a fortune of 10,0001. On Wednesday night, the 8th inst. George Wilbraham, Esq of Dolasere ...

... the 28th tilt Mr Frederick Brown, to Miss Sophia De Camp, youngest sister of Mrs Charles Kemble, and both of the Sunderland theatre, On Tuesday the 51st slit at St George's Hanover-square, y Lord Folkstone, to MISuSa Mildmay, daughter of Lady Msldmay, e ...

... Rigby,jpiner 3 his On the 7th ir.t. at Bolton, Aleasander, son ofWan.Shaw. ii On Saturdylast, y r. D. Grnt, ofthe Livcapool theatre, ba O, r Fridy thie ?? at Brighton, iratle 4thi year of his age Francis armes Jackson, Et,q. late his Maje$ty's tia1lster ...

... death in a few hours. ?? .u Mr. Harris of Coveut Garden Theatre, has made Li Miss O!'Neill a present of diamonds,, of the value of g300, to maikbhis sense of her eminent services to _ his Theatre. m . .. ?? PIOpaERTY T-AX . M St. Ives, Huntin gdonshire ...

... Wsp. Hiill, Esq. of Crostos ?? in this *On the 15th inst. it his house in Ediuiesgrgh, Henry giddona, Esq. Patentee of the Theatre in t.at city Same day, Mr Peter Lioyd, Temple lane, aged 74 f ,On Satptrda.last, in his 6st ?? George Woods, Printer. ir Samre ...

... Mr Thomas Leech, to Miss Julia Amairic, both of Mood ester U On Fridav the god ult Mrs Clarke, wife of Mr Clarke% of the Theatre. isbefield. On the precedling evenig, t is lady was engig'd in ornamentinga muslin dress; her chdilswas amusing itself near ...

... formerly of the Bahamstas. Lately, nt Kirkby Stephen, at an advancedl age, Mr. Fielding r Wallis, formerly af the Leeds Theatre, and father to the once f celebrated Miss Walli., now Mrs. Campbell. On Tueseay the I:th Jit. in hir 65th year, Mr. Joel Bretland ...

... of the late Var To.''lO Lewli, Esq. formerly of tise lTheatre-Rotyal, COroot-glirdfti, and otto of tite M~anager S of our 'Theatre. Usne, i ?? Jessie, off tte ltarhbosr ?? Nsew frunaswick by Cthe ,oversettitig of a Castr Hr. 'Ftoer f: r. Mostly, nged Si ...

... ta's'n. Str.Vs-.s.schny, brauier, ?? ,Itankiog, i atih ef Oivrertosle. Iately Mr. Situter, to MnS Willis, both of the Chester theatre. On sunidai dtt 5th inst. at St. Pail's Church, Mr. Jahn Sell, to MS$ Mirlt,.f (ioudacre. O; Msliay tlic6th init.at St. Oswald's ...

... Monday evening last, after a short but severely painful illness aged 14. Mary, eldest daughter of Mrs. Ratcliffe, of the Theatre Royal, whose strong natural talents, musical acquirements, and sweetness of disposition, inspired the pleasing but delusive ...

... 46th rear, after a poinful illness of many years, ir. Metvin, comedian, formerly of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden Lyceum, and at one tie of the Mail- c:iester Theatre,. On Saturday the 22d ult. at Long'own, aged 83, Mr. John Na- pier. He was well known ...