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... it) so as to prevent similar difficulties for the future. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT THE BRISTOL THEATRE. On Monday night a terrible accident occurred at the New Theatre, in Bristol, which, may be imagined, resulted in considerable loss of life, and caused tbe ...
... Saturday, when vote of-thanks was adopted the generous donor. Most of the persons who lost their lives the late accident the theatre In Bristol, were interred on Sundsy. Several were burled the Arlnsvale Cemetery, where there was very large attendance. Ike ...
... who, believe, la supposed look after Ibe stage all its branches, ordered the manager* to lengthen our skirts an inch on the theatre himself Imdend of leaving it to his subordinates, be would have seen that would have been more to the p>di ...
... Slnoe that time I need not r. niit .l you that Her Majesty has been most conft. int piT.T.e.s of the drama, not only at the theatres, i, .;. jpv »s mnnifleent contributor the Theatrical Funds i .1 tf.o Dramatic College, but having given an to theatrical ...
... during the past week aaC5. A Paris paper states that the Emperor Napoleon ever gives lets than f. for a box at any of the theatres. The appearance of tho foot and mouth disease in the eighbouruood of Plymouth, reported. A telegram from Trieste states that ...
... Warren De La Roe, and many other distinguished persona. Lady Augusta Stanley and a large araembly of ladies also graced the theatre with their presence. The Professor said ilar light peasing through dark room reveals its hy illuminating tne dust floating ...
... A most delivered b Institution. President • in the cbt Gladstone, Bir Edwin Junes, Mi many oth ...
... for active service in Algeria: considering that, alter having served In war of which the province of Constantine now the theatre, has received from the general cemmandlng the division of Constantine orders prseent himself to the Governor-General of Algeria ...
... our metropolitan theatres are now in some respects remarkable that few from visit to one of them last Sunday may be Jotted down in connection with Ned Wright's efforts to evangelize the lowest class the same neighbourhood. Aatlcy’s Theatre had for many years ...
... widow of the celebrated actor John Emery, whom she survived fortyeight years, and mother i>f Mr. Kamuel Emery, of the Olympic Theatre, Loudon. Mrs. Finery was In her 83th year. The Queen, say* the Court Journal, will remain Windsor Castle until about the middle ...
... banners, gorgeous fl >wers, and stands arum arranged and over mat-tv funucl, that the place would have set mild one rpic'otis theatre for the sailors, wh ...
... The performance was held disused foundry. There was stage, scenery, footlights, and all the appurtenances connected with theatre. The charge for admission was Id., and 2d. for the boxes. Thepolice officera stated that the place was habitually resorted ...