... ATTRACTION FOR TEE EASTER HOLIDAYS. On MONDAY, April 5th, and following evenings, MR. TOM MATTHEWS, The celebrated Clown of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will appear in his new and successful Entertaimnent, entitled REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI ...

... tlse pocket of Mir. Joseph Pickles, of Bradford, Yorkshire, on Friday night, while at the gallery entrance of the Birmingham Theatre.-On the saine night, two £5. notes were stolen from this residence of M~r. Hammond, 49, Worcester Street. CASUALTIE5.-On Friday ...

... subscriptions in aid of the fund for the relief of the poor, inserted in Saturday's Jearnald, the name of Mr. Webster, of the Theatre Royal, for £5.5Os., 'raseomitted. P After a serimon preached by ties 11ev. Samuel Beebe, a I' collection, amosunting to £55 ...

... ATTRACTION FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. On MONDAY, April 5th, and following evenings, MR. TOM MATTHEWS, The celebrated Clown of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will appear in his new and successful Entertainment, entitled REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI ...

... GOOD QUEEN BESS. The-announcement of a lecture on this attractive subject by Mr. George Dawson drew a large assembly to the Theatre of the Midland Institute on Monday evening. It was, we need scarcely say, an admirable one. After some preforatory remarks ...

... one huge structure, nearly 100 feet high by 122 broad, and no less than 240 feet long, about one-fifth larger than the late theatre, and about. thed same size ass the celebrated La Scala of Milan, hitherto the largest in the world. . The four outer walls ...

... referonces are - given, about col- lateral topics, as tlse discovery ?? and Pom- poij, the building of the great San Carlo Theatre, the earthquakes of the last century., the eruptions of Vesuvius, and the famous Lazcaroni. As a specimen of the volume, we ...

... ATTRACTION FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. On MONDAY, April 5th, and following evenings, MR. TOM MATTHEWS, The celebrated Clown of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will appear in his new and eucceseful Entertainment, entitled REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI ...

... the Isiddpendance Beige writes: I spoke some tine since of a projected emigration to London of thie entire company of the Theatre Frangais, about the month of July. This project, which was very seriously entertained, has been abandoned, and the uncer- ...

... London, we (Athensurs ,) 'may advert to a formal contra- diction of the rumour of Mr.- Wigan's lesseeship of the St. James's Theatre,-to the loss of our English stage in Mr. Charles Mathews, who will presently, it is said, proceed with the new Mrs. Mathews ...

... care of your pockets, which asl been written especially for Mr. iF. H., Swanborotigh. It isen rintesedeton mke this little theatre a rival to the Olyspic. Ass ttepto hess been Meads to open the Mary- lebone- forastear, b~utthe attempt, and not the act ...

... the new gardens on the Riva du Schiavone is sure to work like the reading of the Riot Act, and disperse every one. At the theatre, scenes of conspiracy are sure to be violently applauded, and the costume of a doge in Othello is hailed on its entrance with ...