... continued. The stud are now at the Amphitheatre Liver- pool. It is understood that Messrs. Grisell and Peto will re. build the theatre in the Westmioster rOad, and that Mr. Batty becomes the lessee, but the rumour that the stud of the deceased equestrian will ...

... FALL OF A THEATRE AT BEtWICK-For some time past a company of inlinerant players have been perfornn P wick, under the management of Mr. R. Wyne Thor g d Ber place fi ted up in the old shambles. Aionday evening bei the managet's benefit, the theatre Was fuller ...

... early thour the whole passed off i-e a verv orderly manner, without the intrusion of any crowd of gaping at-d curious people. THEATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. iT -On EASTER MONDAY, and every Evening duringS the Week, except Wednesday, KEOLANTIIE; or, thed ...

... States that have been long dreaming away in a stagnant condition, and the Pope prospers. Spain and Portugal are of course theatres of popular excitement-excitementwhich unfortunately does not consume those who encourage it, or exhaust those who partake ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. THEATRES REGULATION BILL. Lord W]ARNCLIFFE moved that the report on this bill be received. Lord BaourHAM wished to put two questions respecting this mea- sure. The first was, whether the minor theatres would be allowed to play ...

... own excellent company, bisig.s over with him Herr Schmezer and Herr Pock, from the Ducal Theatre of Brunswick-, and Mad. Fibcher Schwarz. bocd, from the Ducal Theatre of Carlsrisue, together with several other stars from the principal tbeatres in Ger- many ...

... Herr Schumann has transferred the performance of the Ger- man operas, for the next season, from the Prince's Theatre to Dru ry-lane Theatre, and they will be, as last year, under the management of Mr. Bunn. It is a great vulgarism to take out your watch ...

... debut of a new actress Elliston, then manager of Drury-lane Theatre, in annmoncing the extraordinary success of the said lady, particularly requested all persons having pecuniary claims on the theatre to send in their bills at once, that they might be examined ...

... department of the College for the distribution of prizes and certificates of honour, to the successful studeat was held in the theatre on Saturday week. In theabsence of'hl' Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, who, e regretto say, was unable to attend ...

... -Prince Albert was asked why he went so rarely to an English theatre, and visited so often the French plays? His answer deserves to be engraved over the sta door of every metropolitan theatre. 1 ly reasona he .aid is this: nearlyall the English pieces ...

... Artois. It is melancholy to think that, in the present impoverished state of the lyrical drama, the cir- cumstances of the theatre prevent the possibility of her being attached to the company; for within our memory, and it reaches very far back, so dis ...

... the satis. ftcrio, of the audience. rire theatre was as full as tire Black Hole it Calcutta, but happilt', no fatal results were attendant upon the Christmas squeeze. GREciAN SAL.OONe.-This unique little theatre boasted on I Thursday night of as large ...