... is ties most general and moot itsportasit sessional isoseth f else i-cart attd pro. prietors of pseblie gariless, tiobor theatres, areS toiveriss licesesed far seusie and daseisig,. sloocld be Isreptiero iels ltce siecessari'notices, -r., freeisor fresh ...

... MANNERS AND AMUSEMENTS. -- - -- o THE DRAMA. THEATRE ROYAL DRUTRY LANNE. The winter theatres are suiccessively unfurliig their banners for the season. On Motiday- last, Drury-lane~ set up its standard with opera and ballet, in opposition to chat of tragedy ...

... MANNERS AND AMUSEMENTS. THE DRAMA. THE HAYMA.RKET THEATRE. We are happy that this favourite place of entertainment has given us such a brilliant opportunity for our first notice of its performances as a play from the pen of Sheridan Knowles. Some of our ...

... Nisbett.-Bux-office open from Ten till Four.-Private Boxes only of Mr. Andrews, 167, New Bond-street. AVIDGE'S ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.-On -D MONDAY, October 15, and during the Week, will be presented (never acted) an entirely new domestic Drama, entitled the ...

... THEATRES.-(LAST NIGHT.) DRURY-L.ANE THEATRE. The Gazza Ladra;' with the whole of Rosini's music, was last night presented at this theatre in an English dress. La Pie Voleuse- from which this opera was originally taken, has been exhibited in so many ...

... four o'clock in the afternoon of the third day she went to take a walk in the Haymarket, and was standing opposite to the theatre, when a girl, whose name she afterwards learned was Dinah, came up to her and asked if she was looking for lodgings, at the ...

... nobody roed a neater nag in the Park, or knew how to season a glass of punch better before retiring for the night. After the theatres, there was always a devil and a game of 5'hbokeyI to be had at his looms; and so there miniht have been yet, bttahegot down ...

... _-1r. Wie: No, cer.ainly not. Sparring is frequiently srac- tised by neoblemein asid gentlemen, atd I have seen it at the theatres, aid no constable hlis thought of isterfering. The magistrates said the defendatt tais cotivicted its the peisalty of 20s ...

... THE DRAMA. COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.' Mr. M-acready's management is indeed cliaracterised by all activity which deserves success. Last Saturday he gratified the playgoing public, by putting that beautiful dramatic poet, ' The Tempest, upon the stage, iot ...

... Itegeist's-park, to John Bra- ham. The New Strand Theatre, to Benjamin Ravner. Tbe City of London Theatre, to Christopher Cockerton. The Royal Standard Theatre. to John Gibson. The West London Theatre, to John Love- ridge. Exeter Hall, Strand, to Sir ...

... MAD~n[E VESTRIS, NOW MaS. CHARLES MATHEiws-The debu of Madame Vestris ill this country was made last evening at the Park Theatre to an immense house, whose curiosity was stimulated to the utmost. She was welcomed with enthusiastic applause, not surpassed ...

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