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... THEATRE, HALIFAX. By D-sive. and und. r the “atronage of the Gentlemen of the Hal.fax Hunt ( ).\' WnNEspAY, the 23d Day of JANUARY, 1533 will be Acted the popular Play of THE RENT DAY. AFTER WHI M AN INTERBABE, ¢ ALLED LOVE IN ‘ll',Wl,l‘. LIFE. Tk WHOLE ...
... Malta. Same day, a'ter an dlluess of pine days, Clarles Dibdin, Esy. for many yeurs author and manage: at several London theatres. On Monday week, at St Leonard's, Windsor, Countess Har. court, widow of the late Pl Marshal W, Earl Harcourt, Her Ladyship ...
... MISCELLANEOUS, Sceng 18 AN AMERICAN THEATRE.—As long as brother Jonathan pays his money he thinks himself entitled to do almost anythmg. The payeristhe freeman, anl the payee s the slave. In the Amcrican theatres this is often made palpable enough.—Few ...
... of buncan sl successor of Wacbwib stiete! Tois band and asmed the royal smie of condesonsion, e saw the people rmug in the theatre to dopart ;) e lost s preseuce of mind and 2l reestiection of the gracous wor's be had been progared to stter—confusion begat ...
... eno:- mous expanse of Covent Garden, but never with & tenth partof the pleasure she gave us i ur owy small and com - lortable theatre ; where, without straming our eyes and cars, we could obscrve the thouand lights and shadows of jox and sorrow, rapture and ...
... Royal Navy, and coutains his actual adventures in various parts of the world'— Courwr. In2vols Sva. HISTORY OF THE AMERL AN THEATRE. bucludig Anecdotes of Engiish estormers 1 the United States. By Witinaw vsiar, Esq, Author of * Memvirs of George rederiek ...
... consider these expeditions as differiog i any rospect from these made o our vwn provmces. We bad imagined the same makeohilt theatres nd theatro al compunies, and & greater A e o ignoranee, on the part of tie public, of what ¢ wstituted good thentoad potiomane ...
... THEATRE, HALIFAX. Rl R. NANTZ most respectfully announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public i gene. ral, that his FIRST BENEFLT (in this Town) will take place on Monday next, on which oceasion he solieits the houor of their Patronage. Mr. N. trusts ...
... Covent-Garden, to perform Sacted Dramas at that theatre doring Lent ; o aid of which the indefatigable manager has engaged all the eminent vocal talent that be could ure at_each of the metropolitan theatres (including !’n. Wood, ) and those from the Opera ...
... aflirmed that above 100,000 persons were sutfiring uunder iCat the same time, and a still greater nunior Moscow, where the theatres are closed. Huxaary.—Pesth is henceforward t. ' the seat of the lluw:qnn!v Diet, and the commun; . D P S IR AT i, ie P it ...
... adreadful discase has appeared in the seuthern winees of Russia, it had reacticd St P tensburgh and Moscow ;3 at the latter the theatres and all public places are clowd. The discase is attended with excrociating pains, Lut it appears at present not to be of ...