... QUEEN'S THEATRE, MANCHESTER. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-I take the liberty of addressing you relative to an accusation in your paper of last Sunday, wherein I am stated as wishing to blacken the character of another man, or the purpose of polishin ...

... I MRS. CLOVER AND DRURY-LANE THEATRE.I TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-Tbe new lessee of the Drury-lane Theatre having announced in his playbills that I have broken my engage- ment with him in consequence of not being allowed the exclusive use of a dr ...

... of 30 has been banded over to this very excellent charity. EXETER.-The theatre here is open for four nights, with Macready, his farewell engagement. Businessgood. GLASGOW..- Theatre Royal. - Notwithstanding Mr. Macready's criticism, the Dunlop-streetTheatre ...

... LITE'RATUR.| THIE COURT THEATRE, AND ROYAL DRAMATIC RECORD. Beinga Complete Historyof Theatrical' Entertainments at the English Court, fromtbe Time of King HenryVIII. down to ?? ofthe Series of Entertainments before Her Most Gracious MajestyQueen Victoria ...

... consent to marry him. He continued his visits for a considerable time, and often accompanied Miss Gerrard to church, the theatre, and other public places for amuse- ment and recreation, and introduced her to his friends as a lady for whom he had, the ...

... Hardirg, Miss Turner. and Miss I. Coveiey (tier filth appearance at this theatre). To conclude wilt (last we,.kl THE SLIPPER1Y SKETCH OF MRS BUNBUIY'S SPOONS. NEW ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. 1L 11 Sole Lessee. Mr W. WArrS. Ott Monday and Tuesday, will be presented ...

... less disappoint- ment and obtain steadier returns. But independently of the causes which have thus divorced them from the theatre, a more obvious source of the decline of the stage and its literature may he referred to the stage itself. The materi;- no ...

... the loss of twenty seven men out of a crew of thirty. 17. Sixty-five persons crushed to death in the upper gal- lery of the Theatre Royal, at Glasgow, during an un- fortunate alarm of fire. 21. Lord Gough and tihe British army in India obtained a decisive ...

... of M. Lac, from the Brussels and Ghent Theatres, who will make his debut as Stephan, the young Hunter; M. Chollet, from the Paris Opera Comique, who makes his bow as the Captain; M. Nathan, from the same theatre (of whom report speaks in the highest terms) ...

... say that it materially helped to bring the stage to its present state-by no means a satisfactory one; for the success of a theatre now-a- days (an exception to a general rule) may be likened to the unnatural energy of an invalid who has taken brandy-a revival ...

... including manager, performers, and members of the press. Such is the mode of Paris! Mr. Mitchell is to open the St. James's Theatre on Mon- day next with this opera, which is regarded as Haldvy's chef d'ceuvre. VERDI, the sole composer of whom Italy can ...

... amusements would these religionists permit, could they have everything according to their own doctrines P They loudly condemn Theatres, Operas, Horsemanship, Concerts, Balls, Cards, Dice, Billiards, Hunting, Racing, Shooting, Fishing, Cricket, and Novel Reading ...