... elitt A'3 ?? I. wie so~ performed the Miusical Drama. GUY MANN-ERING; IS. IR CIPSI S PROPHESYvl Duy-U m l. sliteto, trwn thle Theatres PoAL rrdn 1 'eti 'el tiI, ?? aperlc ie thoe tour years. Pt, Lu ' 11 oR t 1 itPaton. ,tco'ifI ti cxetitgils Patont w'l i rg ...

... I I I 1r I Fi ; THFjEATRE.I=OYAL, LIVERPOOL.1 ii. LISTION'. of~ Ihe Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. is en.- DE, Igogedt for Six Nights, and will matke his first appearance c if, oNIOSJDA Vs next, the IItih instlant, whellwill1lie tel .4,idtl Draina 'If tht ...

... jaub c uuliflt. - l.ATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. TON of tbse Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, is enr ligated for ?? NIGSHTS, and vill make his fifth appear- :e th'!isr,e5om This EVENING (FRIDAY) the 15th Instant, ne pc formned the 9iusical Play of oI Jarvie, Mr. ...

... 'tis pity, and pity eady 'ts 'tisroc, or cruasbed between tetoia lpaiq hl Isoss'i are about to rmake their dcesih at rtse Theatre, and at ?? i. its Olympic Cirrus. The Lbv.'r T/scatl-.-Althouglt we cannot bccmem reconciledl ears, to rise nmase of tisis ...

... eniployed expressly for the the greatest advanitage for generating as equal and w.;riutih in every separate comnpartmeiat of the theatre. smost respecitfilly announced to tbe public, that an in. *2ting Niutield Romiance, founded upon a popoila legend in icibmated ...

... e;of his exposure to the wet and cold. Theatre.RoyolThel new play, called 1 The Follies of lrIe- a io, now So attractive in London, We rejoice to hear is, ,s short time, to he brought forward at cur Theatre, for the sod :ogepctdbenefit of the Veteran ...

... Lay to some comments of a cotemporary, heS The individual who addressed to us an impertinent note nUt1 ject of the Liver Theatre, Is informed that we deem a rut beneath our notice. )Ur RsEcExve FOB TraE STRAXGoRS' FRIEN D SOCIRew TI ire rrom J. T ?? ...

... retpe¢tefulli' inliitared that Mr. MATHEWS, -;eroli' n flriiri' nltie, and Adet phi, will en a :- ti 01'Pe l'tfoe o tIVEEK it tis Theatre, oh t ilti - ii iX. ir U tl ea si ule uial e hisl opp lice in his Si 'il li O 110 r CI C IT; i LO.YG C.ODX ULINGS.. . IT it ...

... ductile to con-lmsaild- .1 ier, ict ?? llpiinetani%~ At~issioiiiui admitt'd. . eteeis tnpitt tile 11epctory of Fran-cull's 'Theatre, iiitt nal rinlaedfor t ie Amphitheatre, by Mr. Dat- £i 'iiLeCleei, wthsix addition-at and origin al Seen-es,a VI1 h ~c earing ...

... iltpertinent correspondent, who sign5 A Pried to foOi1 . but who is a candle snuffer, we presume is chat lie' printed for any Theatre for many years past. ',PAROCHlIAL. SA ?? s. -A corr espondent inquires whether t any truth in a current report that a considerabe ...

... tala et-s at te ted of ecuring places. LIVER THEATRE, CIIURCH.STREET, under the direction of JIShsw.. HAMMOND AND RAYMOND. °uriili heT RIDo AY, the 1l9h instant, will be per- Ge 'Isrhir ?? at this Theatre, the highly Potu- cc Arts, terhil~d Misanmra YER ...

... presented, for t1eiv8\;:dii to the above, a new interesting Spec. ! . f:1!LL CJ1IEF and his DATUGhlTER, !. prsi' t.. ,ae lof tihe Theatre-Toyal, Drury-lane, will , ,.Mr 5rtilieth principal character. - 1YR 'FIlE ATRE, tUltCll.STREET, under the direction of , W- ...