... VJNG1AAJi TiltlAIflTE DESTROYED BY MMli. BiR.N1LNGtt±AI. JAN. 7, 10 o'CLOOK, A. .M.-Soaa, after 12 o'tclock last night the Theatre was disco- vered to be on fire. I was one of the :first wha ai.- tended on the alarm b;?ing given; every exerviott was made ...

... impartial mannerfandafter a consultation of half an hour, theyF returned a verdict for the plaintiff 701. l(s. and 6d. dosts. THE THEATRE. We were happy to observe a numerous and high. Iy respec~le auieinceat f5'it Kefry's bneftit last night. There was a greater ...

... sar- tile Edinrtan-gh Theatret- t, a, Mi . ?? acts aS Mnan r in YDq(r itenrv Sidlilor, ?? h ~andl bi adtakor, .Iease of the Theatre shiorn li-'ftre h s think )cnu onae tdii toP t!o.,t vQ1 had seen t!( *; !i, citress play at ITIiI. Irhtrri ntel cot .rb 10 ...

... franca Oyslers cost 599,400 francs. Sea, Fish, 3,417,600 francs. Vrolt water Iish, 53,400 franca. The receipts or the twelve Theatres, including the Cirque Ulympiqie-, tstat be valued, one-year with anothei, at 5,500, 000- rranes,; of which they give 500 ...

... costradiction. Now, Sir, allow me to ask, why is this great and leadling, commercial thoroughfare thus neglected ? The moment the Theatre was flt for public resort, the avenues to ir in ill directions were levelled, paved, rolled,, and flauged; and are those rwho ...

... Report for 1827. Maximum Med. MD. j Inches.1 Barometer 30 70 9' 90 28.95 Raln ?? UO35 Thermom. 77% 541% 2S Evap 19.1003 THEATRE, BELFAST. By Peqmiesion of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign. FOR T'HE BENEFIT OF Ivas. HUivxny. RS. HUMBY has the honor of aniouncing ...

... the ground, a rabbit, almost full grown, which it bast.wallowcd, fell from it. It had ten rattles. RUSSIAN TuEATaEs._The Theatres at St. Peters- burg and Moscow are under the direction of the Govern.. merit; end the balance between the expenses and receipts ...

... The LADY of the Hon. the Dean of Clogher, (fJ heir. .-.MARRIED. In Lambeth Church, onl the 17th ult. RICHARD Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to Miss ELIZA late of Glasgow. At Moy, county Tyrone, on the l8th MIarcim ' Chas. Richardson, J. H. RIMINGTON ...

... since the brewing season commenced-Scotsman. MR. WEEREs.-The professional talents of Mr. Weekes, while engaged at the Belfast Theatre, obtained for him general admiration and well-merited appiause. In pri- vate life, his gentlemanly deportment andl pleasing ...

... I LORD NORMANDY IN FLoRENcV.-(Extsact ofa letter dated Floreuce, Dec. 8, 1829.)-Lori NormanA opened the tastefsul little theatre he has constr cted in te Palazzo San. Clementi, on the 7th inst. which was iilled bj 400 persons of rank and fashion. Shakspeare's ...

... carnot be excelled by any modern preacltet Mr. BRAHAM1 concluded a short but very suc' cessful engagement at the Belfast Theatre, on Thutg iday night. The opera represented was The llau5 Tower, and the afterpice, The Waterman. The owners of the ship Progress ...

... receiptof this letter, and to accept rv renewed assurances of high repeat. The sub-pre-fect of Hazebronk, S. DE1 LAISTRE. THE THEATRE. On Saturday night, Southern's deep-wrought tragedy of Isabella, or the Fatal Marriage was produced before a fashion- able ...