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... prices at which the ““roast beef” of Old England is selling, people have been as jolly as could be expected. The bazaars, the theatres, the exhibitions, have been thronged ; and you caunot walk up Regentstreet or along Pall Mall without secing, under the smallest ...
... expressly forbidden by Mr. E. T. Smith to perform at Windsor, in consequence of the royal patronage being withheld from the theatre of which he is the lessee and director. We §Bdl'c'b]'e) believe that previously to the departure of the King of Sardinia from ...
... onuunnfiment with my frien: Do not p.ly my rent out of that trifle I you. Please God, they will be Abet:ufu u‘&n benefit at the theatre, or some place, and I expect there will be £6 for the fumeral. You must get it done as cheap as possible, but do not_l}?ht ...
... Bodmin, Comwall. 11, mm“ by some dozen builders varied from £46,227 6s. 1. 1, ,769. Mr. Webster intends rebuilding the Adelphi Theatre on an en- I.uxad scale during the summer no:l. Siate temporary tranquillity reigns in Oude, under fear on botl sides that ...
... salary. The plaintiff stated that Miss Rebecca Isaacs and Mr. Augustus Braham opened an operatic season at the City of London Theatre, and engaged his services. Upon his appearing, the 19th of Nuvember last, in the part of Captain Clifton, in the oreuo( “The ...
... weight is said to be unprecedented. Tae MipLaxp IxstrruTe.—The annual meeting of this institution has just been held in the theatre of the Philosophical Institution, Birmingham. The council in their report, after congratulating the members upon the in ration ...
... an: owing to his violence had to be put in irons in Bridewell. Tuk Toronto Colonist records a distressing accident at the theatre of that town. During the J):rformmol a piece called “ The Enchanted Isle,” the youngest daughter of Mr, G. Cook, musical director ...
... able to accept my offer, I hope you will do so. as [ am a musician myself, and had the pleasure of playing at her Majesty’s Theatre during the time of Madame Goldsclimidt's engagement there. By ucarflnq my offes, I can as-urc‘you. you wil! be doing me the ...
... but not about a mademoiselle of elastic e, funous in ballet ; or of a melodious voice dear to the habitués of Hex Majesty's Theatre—but about a Mr. Smith ; however, not an ordivary My, Smith—not the Smith who voyaged with Brown, Jones, and lobinson up the ...
... the exchange of a part of the garrisons o Kars u:?kinbnm are still going on. A rumour which has fit abroad that her Hmy‘- Theatre is to Le mud this season by Mr. Lumley, with M. e Goldschmidt o« prima donua, is destitute of foundation. Galignani states ...
... shop and ‘ news agency in the same house where witness lived, occupying the shop and parlour. He went occasionally to the theatres as a supernumerary, and his wife, the deceased, occasionally was nng? with him for not obtwining permanent employment to ...
... length got upon the stage as supernumerary, at the usual ow rate of vnzu, and remained in that capacity at the Princess’s Theatre up to Christmas last. He then applied at Covent-garden, which Professor Anderson was about to open, and, being engaged, figured ...