... when the bran is coarse the flour is exceedingly fine, and the two Uni- versities are justly honoured as the residence arid theatre of utility of many distinguished scholars, and men of science of various poli- tical opinions. But the system is bad, and ...

... depression, and tyrants trembling on their thrones, who can remain entirely indifferent, or fail to turn his eye towards a theatre so august and extraordinary? Old foun- dstiinsare breaking up; new edifices are rearing. Institutions which have been long ...

... fast bound in the delusion of tbe scene, es to make them feel it reality. He was playing Hamlet in one of the provincial theatres : at the moment when he was about to plunge the dagger into the guilty breast of his mother, a piercing cry, instantly followed ...

... took the Fitz- roy Theatre. For six weeks the receipts averaged lot a night, but his expenses were 22/. ; he had nothing to do with the Theatre now ; he had lost to a large amount. The Chief Commissioner said he perceived the Theatre ended with * The Frolic ...

... ought to be conceded, of Z the reform act is to become a mockery to the great body ?? c electors — Spectator. ' •s _»?h! IA Theatre * Caught Courting, or Juno by Jove,' is, tnav | lnforred from its title, of the Olympic School, and as *to ra R COnJeCtUred ...

... 10th inst, aged 52, Jlr. Francis Booth of Halifax, ?? 14th inst. aged 42, Jloses Fry, portrait painter, and ■;• ily at the theatres-royal, JIanchester, and Liverpool, .me day, in the 95th year of her age, Jlrs. Isabella Waters, umgate, York. - ; ia day ...

... letter, says the Brighton Gazette was received the other day from a perspiring young lady, by tbe stage- manager of our theatre. One of its beauties it passes the ability of our compositors to convey to the reader: the monosyllable printed in italics ...

... public?' We believe it is worse; we think, verily, that the apprentice or his master who sits out Othello or Richard at tho theatres, does get a sort of glimpse, a touch, an atmosphere of intellectual grandeur ; but he could not keep himself awake during ...

... on for a great length of time, the «• fendant having obtained credit upon the representation tint it lessee of one of the theatres had accepted, and promised it* time to time to perform, a tragedy which lie had consumed WI of his.life in writjpg. The plaintiff ...

... in the most handsome style by Mess ß 11 lardyce and Sclanders. It was lighted in the centre' by thcgrni lustre from the Theatre Royal, and four smaller ones at y» corners, which made it almost as light as day. Over the Out man the arms and motto of Earl ...

... Diffusion of Useful Knowledge A very crowded and most respectably composed meeting was held on Monday evening last, in the theatre Stockport, Major Marsland, M.P., in the Chair, for the important and laudable object of insti- tuting the establishment of ...

... other erening and picked a man ef » ?? 9 ot sovereigns «s he concei ved. On attemptiai •^a them in the neighbourhood of the theatre, they were dis- '° Led to be all counterfeits, aad he was immediately taken into ca^_ T . The -bob robbed of course will not ...