... he was a bookseller by 'trade, but worked' at 3! the theatres in the evening. 'Last'igt 'biefontred the b1 was required to perform'his duties,. 'leetre h Pavilion Tavern, Inear the ne~w Olympic Theatre, 2 where a number of booksellers generally met, and ...

... metropolis must have already had a de-o lightful lounge in the Colosseumn- again and again. el IN l I . i es NEW 'STRAND THEATRE. The performances at this house have lately gained m much interest from the, circumstance that Mrs. Glover will take her farewell ...

... tion dated that it was a testimonial to Frederick 0. d Tomlins, on the success of his tragedy of Garcia, at Sadler's Wells Theatre. ...

... blanketting. Soon after he hhe became Lord he happened to witness some panto. son mime' of DOD '9ixote, in the Dublin Theatre, ,onand attracted notipe by the stentorian peals of his on laughter when Sancho was tossed -in the blanket. ?? Next morning ...

... stated at e s a bseller by trade, hut worked at the theatres in the evening. Last Inight, before he )was required to' pei'form his duties, he entered 'the -.Pavilfon' Tavern, isear 'the new Olympic Theatre, bwhere a number of booksellers generally met, and ...

... the worthy and respected chairman.— Correspondent. Princess's Theatre, King Charles's Croft. —The talented actresses and vooaliate, Misses Le Batt, commence abort engagement at this theatre on Monday next, being the farewell engagement Miss le Batt before ...

... and lots were TI '-drawn as to who should be the one to commit the aet. The Nov. party on whom the lot fell wrent to the theatre on the night The ,of the 24th December, when it was expected the President prov *would he present, but he did not, fortunately ...

... visitor a to the lmetropolis must have. already had a de- - lightful lounge in thes:olossem' again and again. NEW STRAND THEATRE. Th-e erforimansns at this house have lately gained .. muchinterest from' the circumstance that Mrs. Glove will' tike her ...

... on Monday Mr. Scoble was at Wakefield. On Tuesday evening, attended a public meeting, whioh was numerously attended in the Theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, Bradford. Henry Forpes, Esq., (the Mayor), presided, and amongst other influential persons present ...

... ENGAGEMENT OF MISSEB LB ' I' PRINCESS'S; • Jp«B THEATRE, KING CHARLES' CROFT, LEEDS. W. S. THORNE the honour to to the the above poiwrter of ■ UR, the 28th Januabt, B»50, the Faah,onable Comedy THB MAID OF MADRID, with variety of other Entertainments ...

... helpless children were burnt and buried . it saurian. Mr. Vandenhoff recently dialooated his shoulder accidental fall at Theatre. Jamoa Heald, Esq., M.P. for Stockport, was entertain grand dinner Tuesday week his constituents. The Hon. C. P. long known ...

... from Marseilles of the 25th announces the arrival of Horace Vernet on his return from Rome, where he has been studying the theatre of the last operations of the French army, previous to his preparation of his grand historical painting. Accounts from Straaburgh ...