... announced by the manager of the theatre for lhat evening, and tbe pieces substituted offering no attraction, the auditors amused themselves making the most discordant noises, which induced the Commissary of Police to clear the theatre. The confusion and tumult ...

... THE THEATRE. The performances the Theatre during the week have been of a more wholesome character than some that we alluded to lately. On Monday evening Mr. Partrick, the box- I attendant, appealed to the public, with a capital programme. which proved ...

... Kidderminster, and Stair Carpets, Hearth Rugs and Druggets, AT PRICES NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE COUNTY. RELIGIOUS BOASTING. THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK. Perfarataaara Ere'', Evening. at eTteek. Licens.d pursuant to Act of Parliament, by the Lore Mayor and Corpo ...

... FLOWERS OF THE FOREST,asactedatthe -London Adelphi Theatre, when it was represented every suceessive night for three seasons tn the most crowded midiewees. This Attractive Drains will be performed at the Theatre Royal, York, on next Tuesday and Wednesday nights ...

... s dismissed the defendants, after giving them a caution not to break the peace again. Theatre Rotai— The new drama, The Prophet, was again performed at the Theatre last night, before a highly respectable box auditory, and is to be repeated next week. ...

... the city, and thew they confessed Vey had stolen the potatoes. THE THEATRE ROY AL.-00 Fliday evening last Col. Marten and the Officers of the First Royal Dragoon (wards honoured the Theatre with their farewell patronage. The performances were of a light ...

... entitled THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, as acted at the London Adelphi Theatre every Night for three suc- eeaure Seasons, to crowded audiences. This attractive Onau will be performed at the Theatre Royal.York, on srxt TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Evenings, with ether ...

... entitled THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST, as acted at the London Adtdphi Theatre every Night for Three successive Seasons, to crowded Audiences. This attractive Drama ill be Performed at the Theatre Royal, York, on next TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, with other ...

... Mr. George Owen, who has re- cently been so cordially received in London, as weU as in the provinces, re-appeared at our theatre last night, in Macbeth, and is aunouuced to play Sir Giles Over- reach, this eveniug. On Monday night, we hear, that favorite ...

... is now course of receiving signatures, and will shortly be forwarded for presentation. THE THEATRE. Mr. Pritchard has brought out another new play tbe Theatre during the present week, entitled The Flowers of tbe Forest. The title is the worst part about ...

... THE THEATRE. On Monday evening, as were pie assured would be case, there was very numerous audieuce at the theatre, -compliment to tbat popular and very clever actor, Mr. t. Holmes. Another candidate for special patronage is aunounced for Monday next ...

... in their presence, a course of behaviour was adopted that wonld have been deemed disgraceful in the shilling gallery of a theatre. If Mr. Griffith regards snch sympathy worthy of approval and thanks, we have no very high respect for his discretion ; nor ...