... compliment and the assembly broke . ..bout ten o’clock. On Tuesday, Lord Brougham gave address popular literature in the concert theatre crowded audience. We regret that we have not room even for outline of this admirable address. The Right Hon. W. F. Cowper ...

... Solo Violinist to His Majesty the King of Wurtemberg. SIGNOR ALBERTO RANDEGGER, Conductor of the Opera Buffo, St. James's Theatre The terms will be the same as last season, Tir.: TO SUBSCRIBERS: Front Seats—Reserved 7s. 6d. the Series. Front do. Unreserved ...

... seem to show that Public Literature has scarcely advanced yet beyond a laudable competition with the singing-rooms and penny theatres. They prove at all events that a public exists in Liverpool willing to be amused, though not very eager for instruction, ...

... Solo Violinist to His Majesty the King of Wnrtemberg. SIGNOR ALBERTO RANDEGGEB, Conductor of the Opera Buffo, St, James's Theatre. The terms will be the same as last season, viz. : TO SUBSCRIBERS: Front Seats—Reserved 7s. 61. the Series. Front do ...

... recreation, and the only alternative jtolie between keeping themselves company at borne some such questionable pleasure as tho theatre. They must their host to keep out of these snares, and to so he should advise them to join the Mechanics’ Institution • or ...

... taste for the modern drama. On the evening of the sth, a comedy written in the Turkish language was performed at the Naoum Theatre, by a company of Armenians. The piece is a literal translation of comedy by Goldoni. In consequence of the success of this ...

... MOLIQUE, Solo Violinist to His Majesty the King of Wurtem- SIGNOR ALBERTO RANDEGGER, Conductor of the Opera Buffo, St. James’s Theatre. Admission, to Non-Subscribers :—Front Seats 25., Second Seats Is., Back Seats 6d. Doors open half-past Seven, to commence ...

... company, they were sure to learn bad habits; and if r -nployer found that youth is fond of going to the public house, the theatre, sb.ging saloons, or puffing cigar in the street, his confidence in that youth would soon be shaken and instead of rising ...

... worthy of notice, that the managers of the Adelphi theatre have advertised for respectable middle-aged women for money and check-takers, and to attend the stalls and boxes upon the principle of the theatres in Paris and to give employment to females.” It ...

... DREADFUL CATASTROPHE IN THE VICTORIA THEATRE, LONDON. SIXTEEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY OTHERS INJURED. Monday last being boxing-day,*’ tbe proprietors and managers of the Victoria Theatre, London, in common with other metropolitan places amusement, had ...

... whom the plot was formed escaped unscathed. If Paris during that month was tho scene of imperial uneasiness, Loudon was the theatre of regal rejoicings—the Princess Royal being married in the latter part of the same month. These espousals evoked the deep-seated ...

... seasonably announcing the resolve of this country. We have, among the home news, to record fearful catastrophe at the Victoria Theatre, London, in which sixteen persons were killed, and several others injured. There was an afternoon performance, and, as the ...