... Central Criminal Court on Friday. One ofthe unfortunate beings was Walter Watts, the late lessee of tlie Olympic and Maryleboue Theatres, who, after a protracted prosecution, was sentenced to ten years' transportation for defrauding the Globe Insurance Company ...

... almgate. On tt e 16th inst., Mrs. Glover. the edebrsted actress. This lady on Friday list, took a benefit at the Drury-lane theatre, on which occasion she appeared seated on the stage after the perform and surrounded by the other players. She was dun in ...

... h-bii 01 giving cb-mr^ne*breahfasu aud other expensive enter- tainments. Prior to t.tking either the -iaryiebone nr Olympic Theatre he mixed frequently with betiing men, and, according to his own account, whs .'ucky enough i- win considerable sums of money ...

... in the North- Riding of this county. Same day, at Gisbro', aged 73, William Carter, Esq., late treasurer of the Haymarket Theatre, London. Same day, at Northallerton, aged 97, Mrs. Ann Harland. Same day, at Richmond, in his 72nd year, Mr. Thomas Goodburn ...

... Clifford, another talented actress, has gone. She for many years held prominent position on the boards of the Haymarket Theatre, and appeared in most of the old comedies where the prudish lady had to be personated. She died yesterday week. We have also ...

... George ?? * 3 *^Z iff e _ of Haymarket Theatre. If ?? h * t celebra ted author, he was ?? ?? *-Zam - 0 the da > of hi » death. Messrs. t^totut.n, U , C .. eded -a 1 talented man in the X* ■»» aim «. Ha ?? Theatre, and Little C?''*-etZi f a,d ™ goue with ...

... visiting the school. Theatre Rotal. — New Lessee. — At a meeting of the trustees, held on Thursday afternoon, at York, Mr. John Caple, late lessee of the Queen _ Theatre, Hull, was unanimously chosen as the future lessee of the Theatres Boyal in York, Hull ...

... caterer for the intellectual amusement and of the public, whilst holding a similar position in Lincolnshire and at the Queens theatre, Hull, we are eon _ fident every elfort will be calld into requisition to render hi. management worthy the patronage of the ...

... arms and ammunition in their possession. The immoral productions and the political dramas lately brought out at the Paris theatres have determined the government to put stop to them for the future. The evils arising out of these performances have been ...

... TIPPERARY.—The rub) I eta fewer) t aptears in the Titinruoy friday Ind the romantic locality of C,Jlohilt, Dear Wriesdeigh, the theatre of the most soul-luirrowing scene. This pomertt has lately into the of Mr. John Parker, of liallycolliton, near Moults, and ...

... Cadierine street, Burleigh-street, Brydgesstreet, Strand, and Exeter-passages; among the spacious edifices being the Lyceum Theatre and Exeter Change. There was a full attendance of capitalists, among whom there was a very acdve competition for the various ...

... r ea tbe greatest facilities for viewing • ' *»Uch is no doubt the finest domain in Eng- RK Thea Circuit. On IL^'«sse of theatres at Hull, Leeds, W*ce or tbe purpose choosing a lessee \ Britchard, Esq., who, after nine by cu has, we regret to say, heen ...