... of English readers merit implicit credence. Next in importance to the Tabernacle, if it be nsot an adjunct to it, is the theatre. This is a stone build- ing which would do credit to many cities of greater im- prtanece. It will hold at least 1,600 spectators ...

... writisig no other persons had been found. A Bristol telegram states that another death has 01 curred from the crush at the Theatre. William Gamblin, u Led thirteen, wats talcei to his home in Bristol. He got v. cree, and fever supervening, he died yesterday ...

... increase the number of persons who e from. disease of the brain and of the art. Spend your evenings in crowded music alls, or theatres, ever seeling for something hich shall harrowl up the feelings or excite roars laughter, and you cannot expect to have the ...

... n of English'readers merit implicit credince; ?? in importance to.the Tabernacle, if itbe notaa at adjunct to it, is the theatre. Thi is a astone o jild. ie ing which would do credit to many cities of greater h importance. It wilL hold at least 1,500 ...

... T'HzATRE.-The y Brigtot Post mentions, as an evidence of 'how igno-I t Jrant the, greater portion of the audience at the new t Theatre Royal, Bristol, on boxing night were y of the sad fatality already repoited, that' 'a reporter e for, a. daily contemporary ...

... cab law. Nobody who has had to engage a cab late at night at the door of any of our places of public resort-whether they be theatres, clubs, or Houses of Parliament-can have failed to gain a painful knowledge of the fact that even under the strict system ...

... A TIBATRE.-At the Middlesbro' Police-court, yesterday, the clown, pantaloon, and harle- quin employed at the Royal Albert Theatre, of that town, applied to time Bench for advice. On Saturday night, after a large audience had assembled, the performers refused ...

... British. CvltllO2, desire such a transfer. Nxw Yourt, Jail. II Mr. Feebter made a very secceselul dednt l~est ?? 1 Niblo's Theatre, in thee dranta of Ruy Blcxs, ...

... circumstances, and was respectably connec- ted. GALLANT RESCUE BY AN ACTUESS.-AA MisI Howard, a lady engaged at the Greenwiec Theatre, was going home on Monday night she heard piercing screams for help proceeding from under the Catforcd Bridge, which crosses ...

... Monday evening, and in returning thanks for the toast of the House of Commons is 1 reported to have spoken as follows:- The theatre of 1 St. Stephen's had recently been renovated; but the t principal of the old actors had been re-engaged, and I the new actors ...

... of c people passed along the Boulevards, singing the a Marsellaise.. The police tried to disperse them. c In front of the Theatre Varieties some a individuals threw stones at them, wounding an s: officer -and two .of the police. Two 9thers were v stabbed ...

... C., is his opponent. Mr. Barry Sullivan has lost £8,000 in his endeavour to uphold the legitiniate drama at the Holborn Theatre. STABBING B3Y A WOMAN AT LEEDs.-A woman named Harriet Coxon was yesterday brought up in custody before Mr. Bruce, at the Borough ...