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... assist him with funds lor bis dnence The Defendant —Will it, my Lord, be contempt L-'ourc for me to appear the different theatres. I have been offered large sums money for merely appearing the stage and reading the answer to application the Lords of the ...
... aod uttering genuine the names of three different] persona aciibited to caution bond for £lO3. Dfstruction the Malta Theatre.—The Theatre-Royal at V ...
... respect the pioperty which the Cortes gratefully conceded to the late duke. Destruction ofthe Derby Theatre by Fire. —Early on Sunday morning the Star Theatre, Princess Street, Derby, was burned down. The Hre, when discovered, had g.-.t a firm hold, and e»ery ...
... M. FfiANN'GXN. Pawnbroker TERM SALE O T AND SHOES. ROBE R~T~ L I N ROOT A SHOE MERCHANT 1 UNION PLACE (Corner Ot>p ...
... marriage on the ground of the bigamy the respondent. petitioner, Mrs Gauibie*, who was Miss Boynett, was an actress the Royalty Theatre when she was introduced to the respondent. S:ib.« qucntly he paid his addresses ti her, and they were mairied. After the event ...
... going away with the beef, which she put under her shawl, when she was brought suddenly to Btop at the door by the string. Theatre-Royal. Mr Howard commenced his summer season on Monday. Last night Mr Emmet, the comedian, who has made such a hit in New ...
... varying from 200 to 300 lbs. on the square inch. He advocated the compulsory inspection of steam boilers by law. Southminster Theatre —The sensa tional drama, entitled East Lyme, is now being performed at this place of amusement. Iu many respects, the scenes ...
... destructive fire broke out at Boston yesterday. Both sides Washington, Boylstone, and Essex Streets, including also the Globe Theatre, the dickering piano manufactory, and the International Hotel, were destroyed. The steeple the Presbyterian Chutch in Harrison ...
... come to the palace, where he waited till after their arrival before he proceeded to the theatre. It appears that his favourite wife wished to go also to the theatre, but the Sbah would not permit it. On the next evening, after bis Majesty's second visit ...
... play-goers that Macready and the elder Kean have appeared together in London. It was, however, for few nights only, at Drury Lane Theatre, which was then under the management of Mr Bnnn. In letter describing this incident in his career, Mr Macready says :— I ...
... performance of Man and Wife at the Theatre-Royal was delayed some little time in consequence of having been discovered that Mr ChaHes Collette, who was playing the part of Sir Patrick Lundie, was not m the theatre. Before, however, an apology was made ...
... always with success he is fond of the easy slaughter of large battues he goes to the races as often as he can ; he frequents theatres, and smokes a great many very long cigars. People are getting rather tired of reading the monotonous accounts of his amusements ...