... talented and powerful American Troupe, and numerous Stud of Beautiful Horses, (which created such great sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, and Bingley Hall, Birmingham,) will Open in CAD N 11Y CROFT, HALIFAX, Monday, January 10, 1853 ...

... conference of this body was held in the Mechanics’ Institution, on Saturday and Sunday last. On Sunday forenoon the lecture theatre was crowded, and in order to accommodate the additional number which attended in the afternoon, a second room in the building ...

... sth, and embark immediately on board the wav steamer Taurus, for Caitaro, to watch the events of which Montenegro is the theatre. It appears that the Austrian government is of opinion that these events may acquire a much greater importance than is generally ...

... MONDAY, the 14th of FkhruAky, IB'i3, and every evening during the week, as given liim so much success at the St. James’s Theatre, • The Songs written exprawdy for this Entertainmnnt Messrs. J. Cappeh and C. Jeffp.eys ; Mnsic composed Messrs. H. Smith ...

... aeration of the blood, and for the support of life. Hence the langour, exhaustion, and headaches which ensue in churches, theatres, and ball-rooms, are just so many warnings that the lungs are insufficiently suppli d with oxygen to decarbonise the blood ...

... Bth, in the Opinione of Turin, states that Piedmontese officer, named Ropolo, haring been insulted Austrian officer in the theatre of La Scala at Milan, called him out; but that Ids aggressor, instead of complying, gave him into custody, and had him before ...

... the weight of his new honours. At twelve o’clock the Emperor led the way to the supper-room. The feast was laid out in the theatre of the palace, which was also richly decorated for the occasion. In order that the repast might be enjoyed with more ease ...

... the part of most Christians to the opening of the Crystal Palace and other places of entertainment and instruction, such as theatres and museums, on the Sunday—an opposition that impeded the advancement and elevation of the working classes. One drama ofShakspere ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Daring Robbery at Druby-lane Theatre.—On Saturday some expert thief concealed himself in the house after the previous night’s performance, and stole a Suantity of the performers’ private wearing apparel whilst ley were on the stage ...

... AUSTRALIA, MONDAY, the Sth of and ejjpiy evening the week, (Tuesday, tbßsth, excepted,) us given him with so much success James's Theatre, London. The Songs written expresslr for this Eutertaiuraant Messrs. J. and C. Jelfruys ; Music composed by* Messrs. H. Smith ...

... if this could not be got ready in time. The committee, therefore, made arrangements with Mr. Harrison, the lessee of the theatre (Working Man’s Hall), with the consent of the magistrates, for its use the occasion; and if required, for Monday night also ...

... lUritots, tft. Burkino or Whitby Theatre. —The inhabitants of Whitby were aroused from their slumbers the night of Thursday, the outbreak of a destrucrive fire on the premises known as the theatre, situate in Baxter’s-gate, which, with a tavern connected ...