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... arrived oduccd, , to his Depuoully rt- fie Dr: ;mcn, till this , Crawand thr PROLOGUE fpoke/i December g, 174?> at the “'Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, ‘when the whole Receipt of the Hittfe was apply'd to the Vtteran Scheme, for gi’ving to our Soldiers ...
... have received Battering Pieces, with 12 Mortars, and five Patteraroes, and expert 80 Pieces in all. Jnt'werp, March 7. The Theatre in this City, one of the fined in the Netherlands, was burnt down to the Ground laft Thurfday Night, and fome contiguous Buildings ...
... gallery seould luve been inipetled. The Inanagers JiaveI latelr been at great expense in decorating and iin-| p .rieig tie theatre, and tKirjir' loss is consceqantly rnlhtuA4Cd. h.'le damage lnay perhaps exceeilt6000/. thowuh it is tiot iisuredt fer ni-ore ...
... uatureto give birth to painful retlec- tiuns. Druring the last Carnival, at a masked ball, which took place at the Grand Theatre of Berlin, four masks entered, clothed' in mourning, and bear- ing a coffin. This whimsical mnasquerade made at first a s ...
... Madrid Gazettes to the 29th of February, which maintain an absolute silence respecting the troubles of which Andalusia is the Theatre. The system a- dopted by the Spanish Government in this respect, does not reassure us, when we have, unfortunately at this ...
... aJ presides at the Piaiin Fnrte.. M r.. Masonam in the kindlest and most gentlenalilmly manner, gives the free use. of tbe Theatre nit ;iis. p wrticuat cvenimyg of the performance, not Wvtbolit a ?? Add. IMM'Etk TO Ht- YRF Gt ilFRA' ASSEMIB1.Y. Blirgh of ...
... nt'their' usual avocations. The following are extracts from the Provincial Papers:- ATNLONVE, MBlAnc 17.-The accounts from the theatre of *listurbance would saupply-a diary, crowded with events altnost writtenr in blood. 'Ballinlough is the stage, where, since ...
... Diugliter wvas spuloen by Mr. Cooper arid Miss Lacy, there was riot a drrrihtful nor dis- pleased raunrienai ce in the whole Theatre; and at the end of the first Act, the plaudits trom all parts of tire house swel- ld intoa 7t comiplete hirricane. As I rcite ...
... her; asd latterly she had used every endleavour to avoid him. About seven weeks since she saw him ih the stage box of the Theatre, with a s latly; upon questioning him who she was, he said her I name was Butler, and th at she had two brothers' At- s torukles ...
... a high and ge. nerous inditl, and (disliking sloth, inactivity, and ilileness, sought the field lis his former glory, the theatre otf his hold achievements. Enainoured of glory, alI wi3hinllg to gain new laurels by exploits Otl the oceau, where he had ...
... had created soume a- mnusement. A comedly, or rather farce, callcd after the Chili Admiral, baud been got up at the Iima Theatre. The prologue is a eurioas composition. The first scene isin the desert Islanudof San ILorcni- zo. Great clamnoir had becn ...
... we have to announce a ?? eccideint which took place abone six o'clock yesterdlay evening (W\edinesday, Ith ihst ), at the Theatre. Seven persons were injured, one of whom died a]- most inmediately after he was taken to the Hospital. Two arc seriously. ...