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... place at this theatre, by the explo- siots of' sas which had collected in one of tht rooms of thc gsoitod floor. Two of the workmen were killed, and four dreadfully Scorched The injury was confined to thc cellars ;but the safety of thle theatre was ait first ...
... OF THE THEATRE-ROYAL, GLASGOW, BY FIRE. I (Front the Gla.sgoic Saturday Post.) s We regret mere than we can express, that we have to record a calamity, which, we fear, will involve a worthy, an indus. trious, and spirited man in ruin. Our theatre is burned ...
... Deptruction of the Theatre of Anlatomy,. . . ST.AX'D1UCT''S STREET. lbis oily was the scene of ail ettaordbcary commotion on d Jfbni-v aJtcl'eritoo, in conseonence o;'a discovery of deal bolies CE .hcvig taken place in the above establisbhment, and the ...
... ?T i' Skerne of Ru- bA14, irh at by ?? LelttI of Beraff, ?? ahis usual felicity and F 4inifr~gFeyghtj - at Coient Garden Theatre, Me Sheridan Knowles' -griesv-Pla ?? -rlions'backi wvar bronugito it, ?? the norelty of thre Xiu't~or'fsptrerssittoO of-the ...
... liarz played with great effect Sir-Oliver Surface, andi loxeonsteirn, in 1 Christine. Miss Cecilia Crisis is at tisesame theatre, arri, if talent viere property estimated, ought to toare rise lead in tiro Laity line.' i She possesses ability of the first ...
... to be the'drudgeof.a minortheatre.: shewould bean acquisition I and ala ornainenteithler to,]riury Lane or.Coyent'Garden 'Theatre. - -- - ss4 ir--' - Thu rfepbrti from all the counties in England in the commencement of this nianth agree in ifatitng the ...
... importance, amd is well discussed in a spirited article in the present number. There is an amusieg paper on thla Minor Frcench Theatre; and rather ell interesting one on the supposed Autobiography of Lotus XVI It. in which several striking anecdotes of the ...
... treasury of the Covent Garden Theatre no less a sum than £10,00oo. The author hls received more than ,Ct00, be- side. £10 a week as an actor. The HRcsehlbar'r, which has now been play- ed about thirty nights, has saved the theatre from Bankruptcy, restored ...
... extent is ltimited, and its inhabitants few, yft N the struggles for freedom, of which its soil has been the almost constsnt a theatre, have bean snore nunmerous, and mare adventurous-, than has Per- at Isaps been witnessed fin any other nation of the globe ...
... mind-theI empire of thought-and maintains a proud superiority over all her Contem-. poraries. Saturday last at Drury Lane Theatre was devoted to a epitodid reminis-t ceslce of the late Sir Waiter Scott. After the opera of Rob Rey Macgregovr, there was ...
... the mnemory ?? Walter Scott. It was one of thebhappiest thoughts that could have occurred to the manager, an director of a theatre. It far surpasses thet once-celebrated Shalteperian Jubilee in truth to nature, in highly wrought character, assd in really ...
... flail still remain lose. Ht-ns for mornissg dress must have the brim rather closet the thoes foe evening parties, or for the theatre, are Wider, and cut so as to statid th)yf our from tire fare. Velvet, Terry velvet, and satin, are the materials most ties ...