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... ceiviug many hard blows. It was evident that every precaution had been adopted by the police officers to restore order in the 'Theatre; the aid of their auxili- aries seemed rather to increase than diminish the confu- sion. Townsend, whose appearance excites ...
... PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW, STREET. .' ' COVEN'-GARDEN THEATRE. Last night, Mlr. Scott, tailor, was broughthefore Mr. ReadX te sittig magistrate, ciiargel with behaving in a riotous mannel in Covei)t-Garden' 'heatre.-Mr. Branidon stated, that he had ohcerved ...
... the 'people dispit'sed. LYCEUM THEATRE, LONDON. 'AT'this Thesatre, on Saturday se'nnight, ihe 'Manta- A gers introduced to the town, two neW'performters in The Soldier's ghter, viza M .rs Edwin, (foirmerly of the Theatre-Roval York,) and Mr. Knighst. Seldonm ...
... himnble plea;. Since merey sufteiisev'ry strrn'deoree. The allusion made in the first Six lines to the late' corqjlS in tite theatre, provoked the dis- pleasure oi a great part of tlhe audieCce, but in teueritess to tile lady tbe stortn''ison subsided. On ...
... Covent-Garden, Theatre. c ~fHE nightly disturbances at this Theatre have now T Tassumed a height that is really alarming. For iseveral evenings not a single syllable of either play or farce has been allowed by'the rioters to be heard by o the quietly-disposed ...
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... Covent- mard en Theatre. en N the night of the 14th instant, the. comedy of le ) Tiie Provokhed Husband was performed. The three : first acts were heard in perfect quiet; during the fourth of there was a parsial interruption, which increased to an l- ...
... K-' ffStv0 Theatre -Royla4 Hul- . I .: T. _- .. I : . -II.-will be seen from the advertisementt ilJ a preced- itog coltsmn; that the New Theatre-Royal at this place will. be- opened. to.morrow; and that the .Manager has engaged Mrs. Stephen Kenible for ...
... demand of certain persons in Liverpool, who were in the habit of coming at a late hour to the theatre, tushae an h/nlfprice established there, as in the London theatres. He enumerated the variois ways in which this was attempted to be en- forced, viz. by sounding ...
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... tile University ?? there 'in l2z)o by King ?? 1. 'The situation of this place is dielighitful ;. it forms a kiutl of amphi. theatre, at whose foot rums the' Moioniego, which, six leagues tower, discharges itself into the sea. The small plains watered by ...
... Farir Thief.-A Lady, ill high dress, at- tended by a footman in livery, went on Thursday 'night into a box in tihe llaymarket Theatre, atd begged pardon for intrtsioN, as tile box sie had engaged woo occupied by a genteel party, whom she did not choose to ...