... persons in all, from his house in Northnmberland-street, in the Strand, to Essex-slreef, St. ClementV, and thence to Drnry-tane Theatre, Cor which lie demanded live shillings and sixpence for the distance, and four shillings for the lour extra persons. The gentleman ...

... taken oft; 2,300 bowls of punch consumed ; and ices distributed.’ Wednesday niiiht, shortly after the doors of the Olympic Theatre had been opened, a farmer was observed walking about the '1 healre in a slate bordering upon madness, when, on being questioned ...

... ” the last new pattern,” and have been only had in that morning 1” Now oranges are eaten in the dress-circle of the great theatres, ami inquiries are propounded there whether that gentleman in black,” meaning Hamlet, is Harlequin ?” And laughs and La ...

... hear of any particular injury beyond a few bruises. Every seal instantly found an occupant, and the most expert manager of a theatre could not have packed his audience more compactly. The body of tire Court also presented a dense mass of auditors, while the ...

... in the SEED and NURSERY line, the most moderate Terms. Experienced GARDENERS recommended. Waterford, 14th January, 1824, THEATRE, WATERFORD. By Permistion of the Right Worshipful the Mayor. L SIGNOR ANGELLOTTi, T JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS, ]VfOST respectfully ...

... Toe body Thurlell was conveyed to London in a van during the night, and on Saturday morning was deposited at the Anatomical Theatre of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Some slight operation the body had been made, sufficient for the fulfilment the law. In the ...

... COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. London, Jin. 9. The strength of the Company was put forth last night in the Comedy of John Bull, which attracted a very crowded audience. Mr Jones resumed his old character, the Hen. Mr Shujjlrton, and went through it with spirit ...

... Several hundred pounds had passed the plaintiff, but think not thousand. I don’t recollect having heard M Gregor would have a theatre, there there might 1 been some joke between myself and Picken. who was Under-Secretary or Clerk to Sir Gregor’s Sectciary ...

... removing the fogle of Mr Morris, student in Lincoln’s Inn, the preceding evening. Mr Morns, it appeared, hart been to Drury-lane Theatre, and had just entered the oyster warehouse opposite, when he felt a sudden jerk at his pocket ; he lurned sharp round, and ...

... COBURG THEATRE. Last night a Melo-drama, entitled The II ford Tragedy, or the f'ictim Gaming. performed at this Theatre. The story nn>erable abridgment of the atrocious murder 11 long excited the public interest, and wa- by the performers with the most ...

... triumph, they did not dissemble that the Constitution of Cadiz was not the tinal object of their desires, nor Spain the only theatre where the spint of rebellion was to display dreadful fury. The maxims of sedition and anarchy spread among the people the ...

... veins; and this coarse lakes place at every pulsation ol that great and beautilul machine the heart.— Mulical Adviser. KING S THEATRE. fill' Hireling ol the band was conven'd last evening, in the orchestra, to give Signior Rossini opportunity, tor the first ...