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... GRAND. NATIONAL THEATRE* The o|»ciiiiig th(‘ National lias »ake i place. The scenery, machin*ty, and decorations, are nearly, the same state in the last season; and have still to that the House wants tliorough cleaning. The public curiosity,»sirougly ...
... number of the promised *• Fete Munique,’ has more than equalled our most sangnine ( Thursday Evening, very after the door* the Theatre were ojiened, the Oress Boxes were fltled a brilliant the most reSpeetaiJe and fashionable families of She, Held ami its somnin ...
... dissenfions and revolutions, yet, we apprehend, that our country is likely, (at very distinct period, too, we fear) to become the theatre of tumult and commotion, we shall take the liberty of adding a little the remarks, which we made on the subject, in the last ...
... occasions, for the tolling of the great hell of St. Paul’s Cathedral. (Signed) SIDMOUTH. To the Right Hou. the Lord Mayor.” The Theatres wore shut last night, and will be only shut on the night of the Royal funeral, in consequence of his Royal Highness dying ...
... theatre. Tfir. ETli'ton, which reflects the hiyh- t credit Ids private character, appropriated tlie of I’l'urstLiy to the laudable charily which present occupies much of public attention. Previous to the comedy ...
... Cartlon House, diedduriog thclate intense frost. Every preparation is makiug for the speedy Te-building of the Birmingham Theatre, from a design Mr. Beasley, who erected the English Opera House, The Queen of England it said, and believe truly, becomes ...
... the Observatory with muskets howitzer, proceeded on through the square of San Antonin and Bn»d-ttreet, (Calle Ancha) to the theatre, where they wounded the eentinei and took half the arms, crying out Long Jive the Constitution and accompanied by boys populace ...
... been done by the brave. The country they occupy already resounds with joy and acclamations on which will again become the theatre virtue and heroism ; but if such sweet hopes are «ot realized—if heaven is not propitious to such ardent desires, they will ...
... short'time since in Berlin, is much spoke.t of in all parts of Germany. During the late Carnival, mask* ed ball was given in the theatre at Berlin. Four masks entered, dressed in black, and bearing a coffin. This strange circumstance produced a very unpleasant ...
... offliego’s division. , Mina arrived at Uayoune on the 23d, and iiq-! mediately crossed the frontiers. He entered | sgiita on the theatre of his former achievement*, was instantly joined numbers his old | ( comrades. It said he had been invited by the garrison ...
... engines and a good supply water, preserved the dwelling and a neighbouring house from destruction. Burningnf the Exeter Theatre, —The Theatre at Exeter was destroyed fire Monday night, with the scenery and wardrobe, on which considerable sum of money bad recently ...