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... Office; of R. Sutton, Bookseller, '15 Paradise-street; also, of Madestoiselle N. Ferai, 'No. G 71i, Christian-street. NEW THEATRE, PRESCOT. 1 5:VxDER THE MANAGEMIENT OF an. USH ER.RP L BY DESIRE, And under the immediate PATRONAGr of the Right Worshiful ...
... any portion jf their property. The Theatre was insured in the Sum Office for 7o000, and the fiurniture in the Norwich Union for £2000. Our last Theatre was ?Ft down by an incendiary in August 1791. The Manchester Theatre opened for the season on Monday the ...
... interesting, by having the soldiers names very legibly engraved thereon, in their own band writing. We next inspected the two theatres, the stage, orchestra, and seats, being still discernable, with some broken particles of the marble pavement. Not far thence ...
... would be attended with very beneficial effects. al I am your's, &c. ' A FRIEND TO THE POOR. re Liverpool, 218t Jan. 1820. v Theatre of Arts.-The Advertisement of this exhi- 11 bition, of which report speaks favourably, will be baund as ini a preceding column ...
... fracture of-the small boneof thr leg. - I Tresdav. the I5th. inst. sged ge, the widow of the late Mr. formerly of Drury lane Theatre, whon was the father of ri Mrs. Sheridan. I I c SWednesday se'nanight, ins Howland-street, Fitzroy-square, an, aned SO, the ...
... point out the hours, and.o.a womanto make us forget them. ,Fire-armshf persons who make. use of fire-arms, esther in the theatres, amongst other lioises, or barns, &c. would use leather instead of tow in loading their guns, there woul hbe no danger of ...
... residence, the Manor-biou0e, at Woore, in Shrop ?? Tho;as Knight, Esq. Well known i tlistown as onb of thec kessres of our theatre. Born of a recpectable family in the county af Darset. this genr tlennan, t an early period of life, was urexpectqdlv cornpelled ...
... .G l ve , G r ce;f lrk H rg ve a il C o ,Peot r Ir @ ipmpic eircu0. bfhe Public are most respectfully informed, that this Theatr isisjROPENEED. This ?? t FRIDA I, February IS, 1820. The Evening's Performances will commence w witth enttire new Pantomime ...
... place between Arco.Agnero and Banos; Commandant of the Artillery. -At Cadiz, on the 22d January, an officer excaimed, in the theatre; Long live the constitution of the Car- tes I it was soo, discovered that this officer was the sanme who caused the death ...
... none to pity me., And only when I ?? free! GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. From the Mfancheter Obscrver, Feb. 19. Last Friday, at our theatre, wien the song of God savec ofpper were instantly dnis~trsibsuseedptihroeugh. out every art of the house, aind was sung in-ful ...
... and eventfull tesgn, and do |which have renodered hsis personal history so remarkably cu attractiveSee odeU. . - - The Theatre of Arts is now reopened, and alibrds~a 3e very pleasing entertainment to the public, being an cx-t ihibition of mechanical ...
... than the roof.- - at Circnt.It will be seen, on referenceco the advertise- a ment, that the public-spirited managers of this theatre intend to devote the whole of the receipts this evening to the charities of the town. When it is considered- tht n( the ...