... S0, at Driffield, the wife of Mr. Robt. Liddell, brewer, of a son. Lately, at York, the wife of Mr. Edgar Burchell, ofthe Theatre Royal, Hull, of a son. December 25, at North Dalton, the lady of Henry Woodall, Esq., of a daughter. December 25, at Hackness ...

... 14th itist., at her residensce, No. 11, Woblrnn-sqtsare, after a lotsg atnd painfu wI hness, Mrs. Bartley, fossmerly of She Theatres Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. -- Ott the 7th inst., at Riebusotd, Elizabeth, relict of Robert Aber- dein, Esq., of ...

... gladiators fought for life and gold, and where the Christian met the wild beast in combat, the bull fight of Spain, the pleasant theatre of France, the merry carnival of Naples-all these are as correct indica- tions of the temper of the country where they are ...

... not allowed to land, but were setat t)ff to Sydney. Th,,I tis to be atother great anti-transportation meeting btelid the theatre here on Monday next. 3 LEEDS DISTIUiT COURT OF BANIiLUPTCY, BUSINESS OF THE ENSUING WEXE. Before Ir. Commissioser AYRTOn ...

... five-and twenty years since, such was the name of Smith in the interval between the two-a name to attract crowds to fill theatres, to quicken the pulse, raise the expecta- tions, and fascinate the feelings of thousands. When Miss Smiithi changed her name ...

... struck he retired to bed, that be might have LI an equrl portion of sloep before and after midnight. The Globe tr and other theatres were rising into repute, but he never would 0 appear at airy of them; nor rould he indulge in steel utaprofite- i ble reading ...

... placed for signature on the top of a barrel, at the hreaid ot Leith Wtlik, nigh the building nowv occupied as the Adelpll Theatre, and secing the tall figure of James Gibson standing beside the docn- ment, busily engaged in nmndi ig the pens for the lieges ...

... William Hoole, Esq., in the chair. Owing to the circumtance that a meeting, in sup- port of the Ten Hours Bill, was held in the Theatre at the same time, the attendance was not so large as might have been expected. The meeting, however, passed off very well ...

... aged 29, William Henry, third son of Mr. It Samuel Wade. n 3i arch 21, M1r. Robert Power, late of the Liver and il Adu llhi Theatres Slarcl 21, aged 40, Ant, wife of Mr. Peter Noonan, o bookseller, Warren-street. a M1arch 22, aged 25, Margaret, wife of Mr ...

... of both parties were refused. MIss CATHnRINIB HAYES.-This eminent vocalist ap- peared on Thursday night, at her Majesty's Theatre, as Olterubine, in Mozart's Le .A'ee de Figaro, and completely established her reputation as a first-rate artiste. The critics ...

... stamped herself as a tragic actress of a very high ordler, when the tragedy was produced some few years since at Covent Garden Theatre. Miss VANDENIROFF'S impersonation, last night, revived all the vivid impressions left by her when she first created the ...

... Wse ,r at Ctie Hayniattiet Theatre, in the summer of 1sS3; aol ai te the Novemtber followoing site left for [Ilsil, Michro tie, had ie accepted att engacettiett with thle late, Mr. Doleee, sod iiiappeared at ttie Theatre Rcecil 6istt ernilitt suceoss ...