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... rnais Shore .1I without detrienet. to the fame . of the younger it actress. On the destruction by fire of.Covent-garden. He Theatre,: in 1808, Miss Smith accepted an engage- car meat on London terms, in Dublin. She remained bet in Ireland for -three years ...
... smashed to atoms. Champion Billiard Match.—This match Manchester, whioh has excited so muoh interest, came off on Friday at tbe Theatre of the Athenteum. The competitors were Mr. John Roberts, of Manchester, and Mr. Stark, an American gentleman. The game was ...
... . t ASTLEY'S AMPHITHEATRE. o M Mr. Battg has adopted a plan which is well t .n worthy the imitation-of all managers of theatres- h Lt namely, that of having a juvenile night once a week, fi 1, when tho pantomime is played frst. The second of a these ...
... Jaen Shero Fl without detriment to the fame of the younger at fr aetress. On the destructionl by fire of Covn-- _ garen Han Theatre, in 1808, Miss Smith accepted an engage- Carr mnent on London terms in Dublin. She remained beth in Ireland for three yeais ...
... at Bbadford. From an announcement in another column, it will be seen that Mr. Mosley, the spirited lessee of the Bradford theatre, has engaged the greatest of Hying dramatists for one night— namely, on Monday next. Estate Lotteries.—At last steps have ...
... affected with colds. > The Theatre Boyal.— An Italian Operatic • Company, who hare achieved much fame, are announced by Mr. J. L. Pritchard, the leasee of the Tork, Hnll, and Leeds . theatrical circuit, to give two operas at the Theatre Royal, Leeds, . next ...
... ENGAGEMENT OK MISSES LE BATT. -T. ? -, - ?? . ?? T PRINCESS^. . jfi t -' e -|ff^ THEATRE, KING CHARLES' CROFT, LEEDS. . Vf R- W. S. THORNE kas the honour to ; JtTJL fihponne to tba' Patro# * the above poplar plane of Entertainmet, tee Engagement of ...
... Monday Mr. Scoble was at Wakefield. On Tuesday evening, he attended a public meeting, whioh was numerously attended ' in the Theatre of the Mechanios' Institute, Bradford. Henry Foeees, Esq., (tiie Mayor), presided, and amongst otlier influential persons ...
... was a' bookseller by trade,-, but worked at- I the theatres in the evening. .Last night, before lie 1 was required to perform his duties, lbe -entered. the .Pavilion 'Tavern, near the. new Olympic Theatre, where a number of booksellers generall e, n hegae ...
... habitual visitor to the metropolis must have already had a de- lightfil lounge in the Colosseum again and again. NEW STRAND THEATRE. The performances at this houe have lately gained much interest from the circumstance'that Mrs. Glover will take her farewell ...
... ad blanl etting. Soon after he le became Lord he happened to witness some paste- is mime of Don Quixote, in the Dublin Theatre, And attracted notice by the stentorian peals of his n laughter 'wbenSancho was tossed in the blanket. JS Iext morning the ...
... tion stated that it was a testimonial to Frederick G. Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of Garciz, at Sadler's Wells Theatre. ...