... during the 100 days TALMA lias signified tlie Comedio Francaise that having reached his years' service desires retire hope the theatre will opposc this all possible ways for should lose tlie only tragic actor have March Prince TALLEYnAND Grand Chamberlain France ...

... THEATRICALS In consequence of Mr _BOOTH ' S _meritorious conduct in _chancim _from one _Theatre to another , _several _persons who _approve of such _pro ccedings , arc anxious to marls it by cadi _bespeaking _a piece fur _( _hi bcnclifcof SD _deserving ...

... Russell Street , Blooinshmy Square , and _proposes , after having taken his _leave _as a _public performer at Covcnt _Garden Theatre , to _retire to Italy , at _k'iist for a _time , _tliat _climate having _been _recommended for _the restoration of _his'health ...

... _wa- > _exiiungcd . Tlie Pluv , _however , excited _an _extraordinary _interest . Numbers _had _contrived tn gat _into the theatre _brioro tile doors _wrre _regularl y _opened ; _the crov _.-d [ isseinblcd un the _; _outside _was imnimsi _; , anit _illicit ...

... THEATRE On _Monday _evening _air _LISTON , from the _Theatre Roynl , Covcnt Garden , _made Ilis lirsi appearance on tlic Edinburgh _Stage , in the _cliaracters of Jacob Gawky , and Boinbastcs _l- ' uriuso . Mr _LISTON _posse'sesacoiintenanceexijiiisitcly ...

... _making a party _against an actress , _iind sonic _persons of the town _taking her part , in _consequence of _wilier . the _Theatre _was _closed , and _some officers suspended from service . _The _Dult ' o of _UuLi . u . sn , tivdcsirc of the King , h » ...

... TH £ THEATRE FAREWELL _ADDRESS _SPOKEN UY Bin _KEMDLE _WRITTEN By _WALTEH SCOTT , _t 8 Q . _At _the worn war . honc , at the _trumpet's IOIIIKI , Erect _* _his mane , _and neighs , and _paws the _ground—Disdains the _case his generous lord _nsslKiis ...

... OF THE SCOTSMAN . SIR , —I am not _sure tliat I have met with _any _satisfactory _strictures _on _tlie _mode in which our Theatre is _conducted , _vet it _is _undouliti _. _'div of no small importaiite to tlie _Public _tliul _this _• iliould bu July _iipiu-i ...

... _the _circles it _describes . _The west _end of London , according to _tlic usual _practice , is _hclil out ns tlic great _theatre of ambition for _aspiring _iniiuls , _and a _select—a scrupulously _select—junto of swindlers , _cuckolds , _horsedealers ...

... Extract of a private _letter from Paris , March . 31 . Public interest _lias transferred _itself from the occurrences of _the _Theatre to those of the Bar ; _several causes of a political nature are _pending at this moment . That of M . _RIOUST , who _was _formerly ...

... _dollars _,- and then comes back ' to the capital to _seek for inure liioncy ,. whilst tlie _province which liad _been tlie _theatre of _these inn-. nicuvrrs is _left in a _worse condition than _before , owing to _the _robberies ' . nd _outroges of ( _he-King's ...

... every _description _of European . _manufacture , of East _India _goods _. West India _, _produce , &c . They liave _their _theatre , their Hyde , their races , and _every description of _amusement—England in miniature . ...