... held at the Strand Theatre on Friday morning, in aid of the formation of a General Theatrical Fund Association. Mr. Webster, the lessee of the Haymarket Theatre, was in the chair, and several actors connected with different theatres were present. The secretary ...

... Clhelsea, etr o -Emulation, Concord, Procter's Eotel,incarAstlea's Theatre Mount Lebanon, Felicitv, Londoll Tavern; Joppa. Old Swan-street, Mlinories; Union, P'rocters hIcotel, near Ast ley's Theatre; Euphrates, Dnke of Susseex,Hlaggerstone; To . t Tuesday-Amity ...

... school, dormitory, &c. MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS OF DauRY-.ANE THEATRE. -Wednesday a general meeting of the proprietors of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, was held in the saloon of the theatre. The Earl of Glengall wras elected chairman of the day. Mr. Dunn ...

... CHI T-CH AT. Mr. Henry Phillips. the vocalist, has seceded from Drury. lane Theatre. All people are not despised who have vices, but every one is despised who has no virtue. The parliamentary papers printed for the session 1837-8 amount, exclusive oftmaps ...

... cottages thereon, let at 341. a year, situate in High- street, Battersea. 125 ?? annuity or rent charge, secured upon the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, denominated a renter's share, which originally root 9001. The income has been reduced from 251. a year ...

... requiring notice. Arrangements are nearly completed for a dinner upon a most extensive scale, to be given at one of the large theatres, to the deputation appointed by the different manufacturing towns, to assemble in London for the purpose of urging the repeal ...

... bas exerted its inlluence--atid I amn sorry to say successfuily-aganinst the performance of sacred music at Covent-garden Theatre during Lent. Js it to be endured in the nineteenth century that the inhabitants of this great me- tropolis, by the order of ...

... papers that the revolutionary movements at Harrisburg were growing small by degrees and beautifully less. Her Majesty's Theatre will, it is understood, open for the season, under the management of Laporte, on the 22nd of the ensuing month. It is rumoured ...

... Opera-house, Mr. Elton, of Covent-garden Theatre, it the chair, it was mentioned that the receipts of the tisree benefits hvitki took place on Saturday evening at the Surrey, Sadler's Vells, and City of London theatres, the free use of' whicb establishments ...

... when matters not-has placed at our disposal the correspondence of the in- teresting strangers now dancing at the Adelphi Theatre; and, like certain members of another priesthood, making ago'den penny from the sale of what, we are assured, is a most devout ...

... That gentleman is now in Italy, accom- passied by sis daughter, Miss Adelaide Kemble, who is engaged as primae domise at the Theatres of Tricste, Milan, and Vienna. On Mondaylast the first stone of a new Roman Catholic chapel, wvas ?? at P1reston, by George ...

... account of the badness of the harvest. One evening last week, when the time came for raising the curtain at the Southampton theatre, there was found to be no audience in box, pit, or gallery. The Hereditary Grand Duke of Russia is still in Florence, where ...