... paper. I as to thee et yeti reek. • ler ..t /started of the lets, fee to thee they ate Naafi. fl the (SHIT appear Expire of Theatre aril (Wylie/ at Deer • Twee 4it I I is s Ow pv.4 twelve Marmon' the healed, of .tams' fellow set all lbw Peery as the Pert ...

... from 11 , . tv Fetes, bolls, illiiininations, and pores • up m his honor ; and hi, pr,ive, are .he hail of Congress, the theatres, ..,d even in e streets. That he ha, enemies—secret, busy, tad au.: , antint enemies, we do not deny; hut when was r a new ...

... something like an blearrectioni at Cheltenham, which will, perhaps teach him an useful leaven. Ile had agreed to perform at the theatre for two-thirds of the receipts, but finding the house not hall full, in eouseqttenee of the double price.. he refused to play ...

... boric le the Mee • root knllir4 co Verbs IT to bomb am Mr Ire dor me um mice TU. ervem.lM RIB in at the f Mt /klatch, awe theatre arab premitee Fatty pile, Merl t etch, Irks mitts make, cowed the eitadel ;tam lb* veal. I it tempi) ;Awake lett Friday 300 ...

... give it tothe Dean to br br higurephicedon the Altar. Tea lMrwaov:run•w.—Te Dews being coded the King will then attend the Theatre, and he enthroned by the Bishops and Peers ; and the Arebbiebop will pronounce the Exhortation' Stand firm and hold fast ...

... is to be found riot illuminated, excepting those of the Society act Friends- The Minor Theatres, the Haymarket, and Vauxhall are crowded to Cites'. At the theatres time tickets to till the houses were distributed to applicants in less than threequarters ...

... they 1.4 brew his tomato for mos. mod ho not. hot became they toted for tbe 4,8.MMa Memoir .nod that serum were item theatre tie ter.. had weird genet Lars If tae Pelee 801 l d.d not produce remedy. the hoe Meath. abet he 'Neale then lb. Wootton el ...

... ', whirls ontinard throuprh the week. The en, &emoted 'event! plant:. of ntir Own the ! rank° of J. Smith, Faq. of 'orb. theatre of the Museum, with voile of roo s ts, were brilliantly lighted wit% •1 termed a eroutritmle which at every step disttttne ...

... has* heard of. IN THE. TOWN OP Ord. Ibis rws*es yes, me doubt run will hare beard of the Male of rem and which this lone wr theatre iota oa the intent/awe arrivieg that the of Lads bad rejected be Reform by* majority of 61 The Wyse sennediately complies ...

... and 6.1. Vol • tnu., by who Are allicted well Nervous %Section,. Lowneaa of Spit ts,luting Fits, 11:.weeiral m u A r a.. theatres, Debility, and Relaxation of the and are highly extolled ty thug. who ha:, had reenunte to them. In Souks, of 6d. I la. and ...

... that individual, I say, w.e sent to the Theatre P. Osborne, and ejected del Nouvroutes barked by a body of ISM the Hardwieke inter the municipal saes desired the approaches to and *led Lord Charles the theatre of the Duke of audience. by whom the be and ...

... which, from the foot, was that of a hoe or a female, at the hoaptuil, on to, night of the 4th ol Mr. J. of the Anatomical Theatre, IVehb Street. de,mgA that the prnoners offered to hum for ,ale, the body ut • buy, It years of age, on tits of November. ...