... market within the last month. The Tot- tenbam-street Theatre has been sold, and what is still more extraordinary, has been paid for. The St. James's Theatre is let for three years, and the Colosseum Theatre and Saloon for the same period. All these wonders ...

... constructing a theatre as a practical school for the encourage- ment of dramatic talent; she has been induced to hope that she may revive a taste for the stage, by giving to it professors who can maintain its reputation. Miss Kelly's theatre, though small ...

... the auspices of Clinton of the Newcastle Theatre. The town is full and lacks sadly the amusements of the theatre. QuaEE's THiEATRE, MANCHESTERs--Mr. Balls, the co- median, of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres, has re- turned from the United States, ...

... THE THEATRES. HEB M,:JESTY'S.-On Thursday the spirited lessee, A . La- porte, took his benefit at this theatre. and indulged the public with Cinmarosa s inimitable opera of II Matrimonio Segreto. This is one of those operas which, like the plays of ...

... to this very pretty theatre on Monday evening. The combination of the private domicile with the regular receptacle for children of a larger grov th is appetissant, and makes one fancy an invitation to the aristocratic Theatre de SocietL. Miss Kelly ...

... applause, and w raptously encoIrejd. ihlee agreemrent for Covent-garden .Theatre was signed on. Wednesday. Mr. l. Wallack is the manager. for the, next three years., 'Mr. Simpo, o~f ?? Theatre, NeF York, is in town, enga~gi.,sg 'lade~ies, ?? gen~tl~e~neD ,*pr ...

... likely to prove a trump card Mr. Balls, from the Theatres Royal, Miss Jane Mordanut, ?? Glover, Mlr. S. Roxby, and Mr. C. Baker, who retains his situation as stage manager, appear the first week. The theatre has, during the recess, been re-decorated inl ...

... I THE THEATRES| DRURY LANE. Mr. Balfe has recovered from his hoarseness, and Mr. Bar- netts opera of Farinelli has been playing every night not interrupted by the religious propensities of Lent, to crowded houses, with the success which it deserves ...

... THE THEATRES. DaUuxY-LAVE.-The concer's at this theatre have been crowded daring the week, with myriads of delighted auditors. The Pro- menade exhibits nightly the most distinguished people, harmo- nizing without a discord, with the parse.filled. burgher ...

... Bragaldi; or, the Confession was brought out at the Surrey Theatre, on Monday night, and ushered in a young lady, new to literary and dramatic art. The cast of pieces usually performed at this theatre, rendered the at- tempt at introdacing anything like the ...

... building of a new theatre at Dresden. In Hungary the opera is attended with great success.. There are six theatres at Pesth and Baden; at Taufkirchen 'a theatre has been built, which contains 1 500 persons; at Temes- war a second theatre has been erected ...

... THE THEATRES .early all the tbeatres are teeming with novelties, and Easter Monday will find the temples of Melpomene and Thalia provided, iD accordance with the sauge which is deemed the harbinger of good luck, with a new suit of clothes. The Pavilion ...