... sentenced to tire O months imlorisouomet. - , Thursday morning as thie. wprkmen were clearing awri the ruins of Cdveat-Garden Theatre, at the . - Piazi door,' under the place wherthe Phlittengine ' : was:so ulfortunately'de.troyed,withthefiremenattenil- ing ...

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... :principal ; theatres of this great metropolhe have been destroyed - in a similar manner, Happily, the present.coniflara-- tion has been attended with fewlof those lamentable consequences which marked the destruction of CoVesut- Gardes Theatre. We have heard ...

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... 1:CO ESNT GAR DSN TZIIiEA7RE. ,' q 'HE pit of the new theatre is very spacious, and the two galleries'-re comparatively small, there not being accommodation'in the upper. for more than 150 l perso~ns. 'The upper gallery is divided into five com- partments ...

... COV' ANT-GC4filii'XN T . . RR I: w-,- . .1 I - I - ?? n This elegatit theatre Ueting tii tebijlit, was opetled on Movatlagy niit. It nrn4v terfarolV vie ?? /itb fitt flile- tres inl En rope, fur its nidi lei , tiiltI fit' oiifl/ll cla .ic taste. Tile ...

... its varlaus parts of th et v Theatre-Contention had hoisted her standard, and 'VT d animosity and conflsion were more than usually busy. oh e ANOTHEsR ACCOUNTr. - Ai e Great numbers began to assrtnble about the Theatre f at one o'clock. 'l'be entrance ...

... in such a concern, as he did when lie !n purchased a fourth pttrt of the old 'Theatre. We are in told of the enornmous expesice attending thle buil~dinig I' ir- of this Theatre: rhle expensce most be great; bitt lCEt it 8: be remembered what the neightly ...

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... COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. ins j ISTetewsr-pndo ednesday even- sy ng nethepeatntatthe statemnent of .djterpiaeafii, ofra eae to receipt and 19 ~ exendtur, an whch as ben lredy givent to rise b c pblc , udhvalydtefrht fopular dis- the tI content II hu the ...

... ..Coet-Garden Theatre. C'ovenlt-Garden Theatreo bc £[f7be fillo-wbvirg ...