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... peace in a heavy sum. SELLING BABIES BY AUCTION. A California manager has adopted the expedient with regard to babies at the theatre which the manager of the Royal Victoria in London was compelled to abandon. All mothers bringing infanta in arms are required ...
... excited high Church partisans but Kentish tire•diem ? TufrxrutcAL—The only people who never suffer in the long run—Managers of Theatres. (Frees GOOD IN EVRAYTHING.—/q0 EOM need fear being called over the coals when—far distant be the day—our • ' black diamonds ...
... evening. At the inquest yesterday it was stated that death had resulted from disease of the heart and excessive drinking. THEATRE ROTA L, BRADFORD. —OII Toted ay night, the comedy of Kind to a Fault, and the wellknown burlesque of The held of the Cloth ...
... late Mr. Beckett, of Barnsley, security to !CAL —On Friday, at the Bradford Borough Court, Mr. Charles Rice, lessee of the Theatre loyal, Manningham Lane, obtained a renewal of the theatricallicense forthat place of entertainment. On 'MONDAY morning a ...
... TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1869. If ho could only see her again. One night at the theatre Laura was vary much siirpri.ed when, towards the end of the performance at the theatre, the musician eameandjoined her party, and talked most agreeably with them. Even ...
... till five. At Ike, to go to the cafe and linger over his absinthe Dill dinner, and, after dinner, to wind upthe evens* the theatre. —Pall Mall aa:ett,_ Dr. HARDWICK'S held an inquest at Hendon on Saturday, respecting the death of P. Tresser. aged 10 years ...
... the arts? We learn with some interest that there is a grand future in store for the ballet. The ballet-master of the Rouen theatre is training a snake to take part in the choregraphic displays which he directs. The interesting young female, however, whose ...
... evening's performance. The proceeds are to be given to one of their fellowworkmen. THEATRE ROYAL, BRADFORD. —Mr.. Swantiorough's burlesque company occupies the Theatre this week, and have brought out Gilhert's burlesque extravaganza, Robert the Devil ...
... 70, who still plays with remarkable force, and he has been an author as well as actor, and has managed two, if not three, theatres at the same moment. Buckstone, Compton, and 'reswick ate a long way in the sixties ; and as for W. H. Payne, of Covent Garden ...
... Niblo's Garden Theatre, New York, was attended by what might have been a serious calamity. Near the close of the performance of the first act, a preparation of calcium kept below the stage exploded, tearing up a portion of the theatre, and breaking several ...
... ton that Mr. William Jor- calculated to make the pour incumbent on £6O in move about krisklY. Be marked on sand what Lane Theatre, be has for six Sears dune his ut- We had no time to spare, so parted to get ready. The Amicable. H il l, lan dlo rd o ...
... ewithstanding this great finial . - weeks old, the following description of au .S mere can girl of the age: She went to the theatre and two parties in one evening, carried three vial success, the interest, of the Indian pokey. adders were wholly unrepresented ...