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... south dare not dissolve the Union, they could not keep their slaves in check for six months together, but would become the theatre of a bloody servile war. The ultra-aboli tionists would send money and arms into these states at once, and glory in the desolation ...
... halitug of Ohelten hani and a dangler after heiresses, he became a fast man of the London streets, and an amateur of minor theatres. Thence he descended to be the I drunken guest of MrsM PERKINS and the persevering tormentor of Mr. TITMARS11. And now Free- ...
... 49si~rptlve of the ?? 1.ho VOPt4atioWa' :qgn ~,gary, and drew ctijl; attepttion t*e an ?? j ately eoourred~ at.r play inatbe theatr.olf, Peatti; wbie 4a Li118; 20 It Nak I1etere to XOSaUth a40.41s~c Aepnlinions xnn, ,Vcjived by the .noira audilefite 'wih ...
... the llorns, which was crowded to suffocation; another, at the Sadler's Wells Theatre, where thousands failed in obtaining admission. The same happened at the Prin- cas'.Theatre and for the great meeting as Drury-lane 17,000 persons applied for admission ...
... appointed Secretary to the Ex- ecutive Committee. MR MITCHELL'S OPERA Comsuz.-The season of French Opera at the St James's Theatre will commence on Monday evening next, with the production of Halevy's opera, ' Le Val D'Andorse,' the most popular composition ...
... another. We should preserve the salutary terror of the enforcement of the law without making the scene of that enforcement a theatre for the antics of ruffians and the indulgence of depraved ex- ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... first appearattee at tie soeict? s cett certs ott the ocettolil. ST. J.AMIt S TUEATRE, OPERA Co.1Qt-cX-Titis evenisng this theatre sill cominettee its seasoli by t!e ter- fornanee of Halevy's celebrated opera, Le I,(dtt'ds(PA ,, r the first titite in this ...