... CALEDONIAN THEATRE. /Nconseqtuence of the overflowingaudience and the great number who avere disappointed in not obtaining admittance to see lis perftbrmancesi M. ALEXANDRE begs to inform the Public of Edinburgh and its nei hbour- hood, that he will repeat ...

... Theatre-Royal. .The Last Night but Two of Mrs BILLINGTON'S Perfomance. -e ?? bi,. pent Evening ( NION DAY), --rill be presented,I TGE CONMIC O2RRA OF t . 14 E D U E NNA. .s Ferdinarid, - Mvir KELLY. .Ad Clara, - Mrs DiLLiNGTON. r' 'To '.o'hich will be ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL. Fourth Night of Mrs Young's Engagement. This present Evening, SATURDAY, will be presented, A Comedy, (not acted here these two years,) called, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Benedict, - Mr DWYER. Leonato, - Mr EYRE. Claudio, - - Mr TOMS. Dogberry ...

... MARRY, i A Comedy, in Five Ac', As now petfor ing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Gar- , 4en, with univerfal applaufe. Written by Mrs Inchb. Th. ehei-ONEY MOON, a Cbzmedy,'as performing at the 'theatre-Royal, Driry Lane.; 2s. 6'd. ?? The SCHOOL of REFORM, or' ...

... .THEATRE-ROYAL..Seventh Night of Mrs Young's Engagement. This present Evening, THURSDAY, will be presented, ' (For the Second time,) The celebrated New Comedy, now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with unbounded applause, called THE HONEY-MOON ...

... Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh,. This present Evening, THURSDAY, Febnary 22, 1827. siitllhee performed, by particulardesire, tbelpopular Comedy, in Three Acts, called, 1 PAUL PRY. IN After wshis, C BLUE BEARD. at *rnsmmaoa hte Theatre iII hbe closed, in consequence ...

... CALCRAFT, Proprietor of the Theatre Royal, Dub- lin, begz -respectfully to announce to the 'Nobility, Gentry. and Public of Edinburghi generally, chat he has rnaclaarran,_~reemnts with Mr MURRAY for then'la of the Theatre Iloydl. for the production of ...

... rll E ADELPm1 THEATRE, EDINBURGH.. r YATES' Secbnid'Night of 'Performing this Season. T'lis present Evening. TIURSlD.AY, July 7, wuI hc 'perfornFeirt for tbe i 'rst l'inn in this city, aCnriediptta, j,, Ore ?? Called WTAS I'TQ BLA ME? Mlelville, a inkws ...

... Theatre-Royal.. MR HOLMAN's BENEFIT. .This present evening (MONDAY) April 10. 1809, will Tlis prefentd t 3,qed here thefe thirteen years) be Prefet 'be celebrated Tragedy of AUXANDER THE GREAT. t NrMr HOLNAN the Laft Night of his ap. l res3 this Searon ...

... Theatre Rorar, Grascow.—On Friday night, a house crammed to overflowing welcomed Mrs Glover as ~ Mrs Malaprop,” and Mr W. H. Murray as “ Sir Anthony Absolute,” in the “ Rivals.” It is now too late in the day to attempt to criticise impersonations which ...

... - :2 / THEA'TREj ROYAIL NOTICE.-THE DRAMA. MRS GLOVER, The celebrated Actress, from the London Theatres, TAKES THE CIIAIR At the Theatre Royal, for her Son's Benefit, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. R EDMUND GLOVER begs to inform hi, Friends and the Public, that ...

... r-r-ae-iu in- his respects to the ?? Lidie? and Gentlemen, and tbe Public, and he ?? that the THEATRE-ROYAL will be Ooencd mRDAT, Jan. r: On which occasion Mr QUICK. Theatre Roys!, Covent Garden, will make his First ?? el this kingdom. This . xccllen! and admired ...