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... ha* imwd second address the clergy and laity his diocese on ritualism. He condemns the ** turning of churches into public theatre*, the sacred service into show and song, the parishioners into pa-wive uiect&tori and listeners, and the clergy into performers ...
... dissolution his marriage the ground his wife's adultery with the co-reh|K»ndent, who is the celebrated actor the Hayinarket Theatre. Mr Hawkins, I/.l'. (with whom was Mr Serjeant B.tllantine ami Dr Spinks) now api>eared the part the co-nKj»ondcut, and moved ...
... RE, LEEDS. IMMENSE ATTRACTION FOB THE FA WEEK. Mr ha# plaawnre announcing an eiurmßatne with MARRIOTT I** k€Umm mtra## Theatre Sadler 1 cite 1 and the whole her LONDON COMPANY^ ...
... all their full complement. Thus, including the Koyal Guard, Prussia has now npwar.ii of 200,000 men in line the Bohemian theatre war. REDUCTION OF WAGES AT TUB WELSH IRONWORK —When the first signs of the commercial crisis it wan predicted who had had ...
... WEEK. Mr. iibo.N lias much pleasure in announcing Sngagaiusnt with MI MARRIOTT, (The eminent Tragic Actios. Dlrectm— the Theatre Royal, MONDAY EVENING. July 1988. Miss MARRIOTT will appear in her great Impersonation HAMLET! Concluding each Evening with ...
... instead of calling oot Patrie France Liberie! Ac., Ac., MT»~MlL— inure M.-.-dain-s, here you have the playbill programme) the theatre war. Q AL.P CLIMBINC..—A communication from Oruiont-d«i*iw, the canton of Vaud, that the first ascension the thin year )IM ...
... in Street, on the evenings of Thursday, the 23d, and Tuesday, the 28th of August An evening lecture will delivered at the Theatre, on Fridav, the 24th, and one on Mom lay, the 27 th of August, eight o'clock. One of the lectures will delivered bv Mr J. ...
... dissolution hii» marriage oil the ground his wife's adultery with the co-respondent, who is the celebrated actor the Haymarket Theatre. Mr Hawkins, y.C. (with whom was Mr Serjeant Rallantine and I>r Spink*) now appeared the jtart of the co-resjKindent, and ...
... Theatre royal niuht. of Mr* VKI *KK. TIIE OCT O ROON . CONCERT HALL. The OKEATEST Ml WORTH TIIE WORLD. Tli«* Ka»lii ...
... LCVIARM. Jearic Deans Miss aktl«»TT. with the ream inn Burlesque. AND TELEMACHIH. Ilos st Carriage Entrance. Guildford street. THEATRE ROYAL, in ronacnnence t»f the JW* auccesa. TO-NIGHT, the Great Drama THE which Mr (Tiarlrw Vimkr. Sim Faux, and the whole ...
... to the fashionable audience which was present. This evening the same lady appears in her favourite character of Deang. THE THEATRE ROYAL.— This, the oldest place amusement the kind in Leeds, was opened last evening under th« managerial influence of Verner ...
... exceeding 100 iu r. consisted her Maje*tv's private Imnd, aided several iu*tnmieiitali>t* the Philharmonic Society, her Majesty** Theatre, and the Ibwal Italian the chorus Wing from the oi«*ras and the Sacred Harmonic Society. Exeter Hall. The performance was ...