... woul d be irkisoine; we have therefore only to scate, that if our friends h vii give themselves the trocble of visiting this theatre, we are cocltident that they will have noj cacse to regret tie expanse. i d le Tle Shows..h-We have no disposition to interfere ...

... 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 ...

... am, continue to hold their meetings. rd.' Roaery-On, the night of Thursday sennight, the treasury a ad of the; Manchester theatre was robbed of about £60 by some I re aperson who had.concealed himself in the theatreafter the perfor- Osaince. dies The Siamese ...

... 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 ...

... intentioncof Messrs. Stubhzsend Jones, ver rent conductors of thle hand, and members of the: orchestra at the at I II of theatre, to g~ive a benefit ball at the large room of the King's prc Oh- Arms Hotel in the beginning of the next month, and we trustII ...

... 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. ...

... Follies of di, ratch- Fathden, now performing in London with uncommon success, rei night we understand is in rehearsal at our Theatre, and will be- son to brought forward fur the benefit of Mr. Ryley ; which, together W, icr to with the strong interest he ...

... 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 ...

... Thursday, the 7th inst., this esoclty hield its thitd qctarierlyr umeeting in the Theatre of the Mlechanics' Institutioin, Suutharrp- is ton-buihdings, London. 'rThe Theatre was filled with persons oh trespectable appearance. The following extract from rthe ...

... the 4t instant sold by auction, for eighty guineas, ?? * being an advance in value, since Mr. Derow has rented the tot m theatre, of twenty or thirty pounds. The original subscription fOI us, was one hundred pounds. mi mu- C f Harding.-We understand that ...

... '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 ...

... sent to different servant, of the first families in the neighbourhood. About eight o'clock s9 the doors leading into the theatre were thrown open, and the , company began to assemble. At nine o'clock dancing con.o menced. One hundred and sixty couple ...