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... next week the Specimens can only be seen on Saturdays, from twelve till four ; every other hour being engaged for lessons. THEATRE ROYAL, YORK. Licensed by Act of Parliament, will Open for the Assizes, on Monday, the 11th March, 1850. Sole Lessee, John ...
... tickle., was in his 19th year. ALARMING OCCURRENCE AT TUE OLYMPIC THEATRE. —LW Tuesday night, about 8 o'clock, much consternation was excited in the immediate vicinity of the Olympic Theatre, in consequence f a dense body of smoke and volleys of sparks rising ...
... In Germany, at present, there are theatres of the first and second order, employing 3,398 performers, singers, 2,340 dancers, 5,835 musicians, 143 prompters, and 2,070 employes. Among the actors are count, barons, and untitled nobles. Extramural Interment ...
... coffee of not very particular quality. PERSIA. Dates from Teheran, of Jan. 2, state that the capital has once again been the theatre of a popular commotion. A few days previous to the above date the people proceeded in a large body to the house of the Imaum ...
... Inhabitants of York, for the Patronage him during tbis, his first visit to the City. i. Herr Rosenfeld will visit MALTON in a THE THEATRE-ROYAL, IS NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING. Performance commencing at SEVEN o'Clo 'si licensed pursuant to act of parliament, f lord ...
... working of railway administration. Alleged Robbery of a Cheque.—Mr. Henry Watts, the lessee of the Olympic and Marylebone Theatres, and clerk in the accountant's office of Globe Insurance Company, was brought up by Daniel Forrester, the Mansiou-house officer ...
... Harrison, Miss Broadley Mr. Fowler Burton (97th Regiment), Captain and Mrs. G. Boynton, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Burton. The Theatre.—Mr. Pritchard, as usua has commenced tbe theatrical season here with the assizes. During the present week the performances ...
... pleasure in heinz enabled to state that her Maj sty has vracionsly presented Mr. Batty, the enterprising proorie:or of ley's Theatre, a valuable pair of mire Arabian horses that have recently been imported into this country, end which we are given to understand ...
... Jenny Lind, at her Majesty's Theatres throughout the Pro- vinces and Continent. On TUESDAY Evening, March 19th, the Petite Comedy of TREASON AND TURKEYB; or, THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET. After which, for the first time in this Theatre, a Fairy Spectacle, entitled ...
... Association, the Executive Committee beg to an pawnee that the SECOND TRIENNIAL CONFERENCE will commence ita sittings at the Theatre of the CITY OF LONDON LITERARY INSTITUTION, Alobbsqatb-stosbt. on TUESDAY, the 30th of APRIL, at Ten o'clock a.m. The Conference ...
... SPAIN. , itl st- !»' Our accounts from Madrid are of the l** , whole of the royal family was present the n 'e t (i» ,j the theatre of the palace. The Pais legion now recruiting in Spain for the se rt , ';>' Pope, would consist of 8,000 or 10,000 * Cummercio ...
... remainder of the evening was spent in a coDvivial manner, and several toasts were given appropriately to the occasion. THE THEATRE. Influenced as we are a pure spirit of affection for the legitimate drama —lamenting as we do the degradation into which it ...