... trot at the wits tho permas 1 have toeutioned there Callat.aLOW door; arid the meat to roe is that the Navin !trodcol theatres of Jaren by tartan real hr deter • tin ; and that del no rod bon, ape. a warily to be gnui upon the moiety of Jerre share ...

... Walt/imam, of Ile. kiwaion. Musslay 'reel, at his NI. John it, •ho was fur must !ears t.rincip.tl consedsaa at Corest GarSeu Theatre. lie his KM Tear, sod he considered one the last of the liarricl school. OP Lona r.- the at h is vat, 'rave Castle, in this ...

... sad Ward, Met is at the ire woe, and the number world be preelede mt. the operatics, it meld place ,n the huge aseemical theatre, teethe. • we Immediately wade by dem ▪ although the thretre bold wetly peewee it me crammed is every pert milts two nowise* ...

... vibe; the W riot no to tier racer truer wat uc ch *gm of th e the • harvest narterl, am snit. ea mitred by ot bora • one theatre, tooa, IMA The that stir, in b mike At., appealed 4 'rat. • 04111- witch • • tot it r. longer thee T an! the' ea . Us , 1 ...

... hes where 'barn but little melbalimo to accept battle shi. h ho it, and the whole m which the Kowa way oar, a howdy been theatre oar, artist entirely era little maw scareely to be had, Roman ray 0111 return its former sailboat, and the aka!, iV Ir be ...

... week visited their relations and friends at 4retton, near Wakefield. On Monday night, they made . _,eir appearance at the Theatre Manchester. The .'allowing notice of them is taken * from the Manchester Nereid of Wednesday — The cloning week of the barn ...

... Bayley. seta !mid labia moat fondants and plrantite melody), haw .atnregeetly praised_ It shout to he introduced at the Loudon theatre.. I mood the Often., throng. - I heard ■ a not---its loom were meet • I lamed tee from . hem, they rams And Kurd all I Tamed ...

... for the literal Support he has hitherto been ►onoured with, and likewise to apprise them that he has ►t • vast Expenm had • THEATRE erected upon an entire new reale, and fitted up in • most Elegant and Commodious style, so as to •ford every Convenience and ...

... Wirt of thirty thounand pounds. ML the labouring In attend the freture of talented gentleman, to be ne tVciineoday at the theatre proceeds rill he hppropriated to 11,e fund for the of the distressed 'rah SANS PARLII..—The proprietrw of this establiothment ...

... descries every support. The scenery and &tones are certainly splendid, and many of theme?* Would do credit to of our provincial theatre.. sorsa' to be paid to the various pier= rcradiered, in into render theat strictly moral. The ma is akiliul, and ths Sans ...

... Owned wren.. to .he nr.e. rad to the pr.Zftom, .holt (ChM had hely hna.. t. Iv assay t..w the empty eat lessee total • The theatre the .rebuts rill MIL Pear tart hose. el commas whet at Mew, (he tth bash nr So it thew', y. Seek .4 A that tbs• .1 ON son ...

... and Mtwara. Whitley and Booth, Booksellers, Halifax, and at the Office of the Patentee, No. 69. (09- voile the Ailelphi Theatre.) Mansfactory, Paddington Baain. IN HANTS, ADJOINING HIGHCLEILE, The splendid Seat and Domain of Lord Cariarron. The doe ESTATE ...