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... The seleaion of the proper objects for this well-timed charity, his Lordship left with the Managers of the Coal Fund. f THEATRE.-The favorite Comedy of I L,,ers' Vow5s, was performed here on Monday evening, for the purpose of introducing to the Aberdeen ...
... THEATRE-RWYAL, HAIYMRKET. {- -~ ~ ~ ~ ' ' ior The Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED was permftned here on Friday night, for the purpose of introducing Mrs. p BEAUMONT, in the character of Belvidera. This lady is the wife of the Manager of the Glasgow Theatre ...
... I derably backwards. The different arches, which support the roof of the theatre, here divide the circle into boxes, and the gallery into compartments. The' ceiling of.the theatre is painted to imitate a`dome. Theprosensianr of the stage is a large arch ...
... NEW THEATRE, COVENT GARDEX. In our last we took notice of the openin- of this splen- I did Theatre, and the disturbances that took place during | the first three nights. The fevunh night the Theatre was again crowded at a very early hour, by'the psrtizans ...
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... few yoting gentlemen of this place and neighbour- - hood, hAving rormed a Corps Draimiatique, and fitted up a neat little Theatre, performed the Tragedy or Diuglas. with the farce of Bon Ton, on the 922d olh. in a manner that would have done credit to ...
... the 0D proptietors were-to Do ury-lane anit ICov'ent-gardei - '750 each; a.md Sadler's Wells £200. T'hie S urry oAA other theatres hadl proportiottate allowances. FIRE AT' BJIAIBADOES. lc : 'Bridge Tlown, Barbadces, June 12. Oe W ...
... Trheatre opened yeaterday, fos' a few nivihtta for ?? tb) puporesa of inrmt-dlch- Mrls DAVISONe, late 'IVlir Do- , cain, Of ?? The:~atre lloyal, D'rory-l'strie. Tbis Lti~v haso Faeluired much celebrity intw uillyj ?? the etcin'ihst- of I ng sweertiimss of her ...
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... ,ltlA fin theC whole,, tea~ cons5ider tir-e Gamibler''; Fete a!;s one of' el, tile ilxct imneprtatirns froma tihe French theatre-_ whc o many yscrs'lias been mlade~. (s On Mondlay evenin-, ire were treated Iattlc an exhitisi thin of B; ob Roy, in which ...