... and we under-i stand his draimnatic coips will in foture be em-G ployed at Liverpoil and Clhester, lie lmving taken t the theatre'at the latter plele.t Upwardcjof bOO, have aciagd bean sobscrieed in. the Principality for the widow and family of s the late ...

... iln tho cityv or (bester The success of the Italiall Opera i it idlinribirghi has indueed the mon i nger of the I)ibli i Theatre to treat that city with a similar cntcrtainmelit, The opera of Don Giovanni is in 1ieparation. Jolhn 'I'roy, John Malnony ...

... (mmmgilma tie, ?? tom mmke initmm conimtdcratiomm time, uro- lmriety mf establish ininga fomnd iormtim re lief mii mmi- 'mmom theatre pmsmfinrmmers, whmem siekacss anld e iemmidm' tlamna incapable of odlowimmg their immefes mmimli. Thme G emmoa fired vmawy ...

... left ts destitute by the fall of the rcqnsuwice Theatre.- at- A list of subscriptions was read br'the lord Mayor, ln- among which was the D]uke of Devonlshire, for £1 C100. The persons engageil at the Theatre, wvlho ast have lost their employment by the ...

... side, onl ai stage within one hundred; muiles! of time present Itt, metropolis.odl se. Cims-iant TrATaR~ica1,1.-Mfhc Chester theatre execute ar- is miow confidently reported to lie the best of its and the size, boils fur thle talent of the Company and tile ...

... (if Camisvoullsui. a A spleduidll\ alorined silvercup w-cs girsce to Mr. 1; W1allack inl the greeii-iooni of' Jrury laic Theatre, b at the close iI' the poirfirniance nii Satiirdav even I ing, by Charles 1)iitlsess, in thle namire of the prii ilipal ...

... some scion of nobi ity, wfhoise name we could not ?? iean nmade his first appearailee before a Chester audi- ence at the theatre in that city, on Saturday v evening last. Report speaks very mieanly of Ilis abilities. TInE SCOTCI KIRKit, AND TIlE WELSIH ...

... thi~ough I c thle Cilis~niher 01 DeuiCILes, we perceive an item of 13 to 1, 10tt,00.I fr. (1206,Ut0t.) forthecexpenlses of theatres. tc ed Onl Sniday the Corporation Stand onl tlhe or- lc ced~er Race Courso caught fire, and being coveretd b' I x with - ...

... fri ceed as if'ns ditch varliance had appj~.i,'iii. '1'he t00 pilkemno Blianec, in a Cork paper, mnade 4,000. The Croydon theatre and properties have been disposed of for £780. 'rIhe weather of late seenis to have been as do tructive in Scotland as inl ...

... nex-t i~ Slt~oo,O Itl lbs liiLcisolY the sie'a illir. Ilu d (art, father of a 1yo1iog lady belongi II- to the 1Plyillouets theatre, die.d suddeeoli last ?? al a Rt:5g,~Ccoach, wh~ilst trltlelli 11' . vitt) his Wife as 11 diaul iter' from Bit min0 1101 to ...

... of AcltHali, iear Grcat i3udworth,. I Chesilire. (tn Sillay, timle 61th instant, Mi's. Mason, wife -ol' dr, Mlas ;n (if ?? T'heatre Royal, Llllihurgli, andl si -ite to the late hel-t i-ated Mrs. Si- d -ts. - n ?? tile I-Ih iljstint, agI -i i8, arter a piel ...

... 'i V ?? , I Na r If~, ia , NrT ca ist 1 . , On the 10th inst. Mrs. Dutcansoit, of the Benautna. ris theatre, of a son. On the 10th inst. AMr. W. H. JoCphs, comedian, to Alary, youngest daoghter of the late Mr. Newtoni, Itieateical -ananer in WN ulea for ...