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... done to the amount of 400/. or 500/. Mr. Macrkady at Shbf»i«ij>.— Mr. Macready'a farewell appearance last night drew to the Theatre a most crowded and brilliant audience. Hundreds were unable to gain admission to the pit and gallery ; every box was fully ...
... of civilized life ; and the only place in which sensible men care to see it performed is on the stages of our metropolitan theatres. Where it interferes with profitable fanning, by creating a necessity for the exaction of high rents, we would urge the dnty ...
... witness was foreman of the workmen preparing the Queen’s Theatre on Sunday and Monday for the concert to be held there Thursday night, and during these two days the prisoner was several times in the theatre. In room in which the taps were kept, and from which ...
... States undertaking, out of his one-third, to pay a eq part of thle bacsd, and all tlse pristing-, advertisiisg, relit of th. theatre, and otlier local expellses. Tue receipts for tickets WI were £41060, and the Suans of £49 warisdlldito lei by Mr. States ...
... was expected to encourage him. but a visit from the police authorities left no doubt on his mind that if he acted at the theatre that night be would act in prison the next. The necessities of his family were urged in vain ; no choice was left for him ...
... S. Bounin, of Scuicoates, officiated, both in the church —which was quite full on this occasion—and also the grave side. Theatre Royal —Signora Montenegro, the prima domui of the Italian company under engagement here last week, took her benefit Friday ...
... received. But avea to nust se e him it o oler characters before wve say more thia thiat Ito toI is waell vforthy us visit to die Theatre Royal. We regret to hear i1i titrt the worthy lessee is usabte, from illness, to appear on the iii boards. Wc trimst, however ...
... calling upon Mr. Norton to agree to his proposition. 'This that gentleman refused to do. and for a considerable time the theatre was all confusion. Much merriment was occasioned by the appearance in the gallery of two loaves, the large one being labelled ...
... last week, at the annual dinner of the Liverpool Apollo bike tinln—Macy years ago he had composed an opera for ono of the theatres. It bad gone through the rehearsals, and was within two or three days of making its appearance, when a young man applied ...
... now delivering in this town, conneo ion with the Early Closing Association, was delivered on Tuesday evening last, in tho Theatre of tbe Mechanics' Institute, Leeds Road, by the Rev. G. W. Conder, of Leeds, On the Formation Character. Church Missionary ...
... offered him. The Mayor of Leeds will preside. J Theatre Royal. â Italian Opera.â âThe , operatio oompany, which has been engaged by Mr. Pritchard, as announced in our last, performed at the theatre onjThurs ...
... THE PRINCESS THEATRE. MR. T H O R N E begs to announce the BE-ENGAGBMENT those talented Artistes, the MISSES BATT, for Six Nights looser. being Miss Le Batta Farewell Engagement, previous to her final retirement from the On Evemire. February, Buekston*** ...