... hsave o deplore ?? the first aliarm, Wrenth (adf fth&e ngish i Os b#,) -who, was there, playng wlY se(of Covens-r t den Theatre,) bastend to -ofveryr; ossislance.Ain a his powrer.- His zeal-ust-:courago nad -nearly * cot t him his life. He was in imuitiet ...

... eat plea.d e tr (From the ?? IHERAED of Friday.) e The most brilliatit and numerous audience we Is have. ever seen at this Theatre, was assembiedcuast, snigbt to .itness the varions, pcrfointance Nhichi; were announced for tie benefit (if MIiss Byrne. Im ...

... regulated, that the estaliishmentscalled Astley's Amphitheatre, the Circus, Sadler's Wells, the Coburg Theatre, the R1,oyalty Theatre, and the R{egency Theatre, are l merely Houses licensedfrom ye.r to year by the Magistrates of *he districts, fir entertainments ...

... cheramcr of , in thle Siege (.f Belgrade. This Pt~y aetquited g~t popuisril) about three yearsao y.rpefr5~ Iat the King's Theatre; end ties isinoe travell2j Italy, ?? a sccessivee a.gagelnwfrilt)a fao The improvement 'her vozice and tistd ?? dergone during ...

... E. Jt is stated to Is, that th ' disposal of the Theatri. cal Patent has been deMided on. Mr. H. Harris, of :0venr-garden Theatre, is to be the Patentee, sub. chewpvers s, t he claims of the Proprietors oi tire Crow street TheatTe, to a fair and eql itable ...

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... 'btY TKEATRES. RDRVUR-LANX, MARCH 3.-The -historical Ro- mance -to Ivanhoe has been dramatized, and was brought out at this Theatre last night. The inci dents tre so transposed and displaced from ther slatiols in tne novel, that it may be as well to repeat ...

... Dt.bhlin Theatre, und his. brother, Captain Harris, of she Royal Navy, arrived at Nor. rissonis Hl:otei on Saturday evening. Mr. Uarris wiil imme- diately enter upon arrangements for becarning possessed of the property of the Crow-street Theatre; and it ...

... Hlenry Iffairzsi return~dfl n Dujlin 'it't i lirig been able to conne to terrns with the nroinieters anid creditc:i of ttle Theatre. to vwiomn Mr. Fliri t ?? a relattl whjii; axcetded t'.e annual proitr-s of tite nsonse uooan .il aveydlz of teil years.-alrni ...

... Strangfrcad g td Seu Iteen.- aid Wrs. hletM l, d; i. P. adllte , also Clhristojlibr Safttn.tls, En1l. and Riev. Jebsi Armstrong. THEATRE ROYAL. V Wearc naremuch gratified tu Ilnua, that ?? ?? have alze-dy been rn-adk at th.e B: :x Oi- ficn, f. r places f..r fitusday ...

... Vedu4ui! Carino and las she thenfailed in her tridh. This iady possesses a powerful voile, which, as it woull till a Theatre, to which it is better adapted than zj Concert-room, we think is likely to rencer ier an acquisition to the Stage. St-e received ...

... at the houoe of Lord Ilobejt IerF, in Edijnburghr. IMiss Byrne is vongaged to perform afen arigtftn at the Ch~eta Itenhain Theatre. wuiiie opens on thre 9th of Maly. NIiss WVhitaker. we regret to leburn, received someC Ae'era broises ot lThurrsday, lly ...