... be unriralled. . . . Jullleo*. Orchestra willow hefetofcra. be include thoee dktlnguhhed ITotemors the Opera, her Majcty. Theatre, the n.llharmoniC-Bogety. Concert., other whom h« earned for lh»e Although from thecommWKetnent M. JnMlen-.Coweerr. thef haretwen ...

... Critical Notices Exhibitions, Picture Collections, New Prints, &o. MUSIC and DRAMA, Including Reports on the Opcia, Concerts, Theatres, New Music, Ac. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES of Men distinguished in Literature, Science, and Art. ORIGINAL PAPERS and POEMS. MISCELLANEA ...

... La»(>u: Mr. L»o, Bowlollcr-LoM; Mooictaim, m Row J tod jAJta (Choirau tli* ArtocitUdn), London Howl. Q*ero-BrT*«t. QUEEN'S THEATRE, HULL. it. JULLIEITS ANNUAL TOUR. GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY. MJULLIEN baa the honour mort mpcet• ...

... Edinburgh. and throughout the country—SlGNOßA MONTENEGRO, of Scala, Milan ; Vienna, all the Italian Operas, and her Majesty’s Theatre. London ; ,'ltllle MONTELLI. Signor SANTIAGO. Signor 3IONTELLI. Signor GREGORIO. Signor BAILINI. Signor TOMASSO. M. Signor ...

... morning against the Governor of the Workhouse. The first was by a woman who had two illegitimate children. The father, a theatre-bill distributor, supported her and them, long he was employed, but being out of employment, they were now starving. She had ...

... been re established. [ Tbeathk-Hotal.—-Mr. Wm. Ross Rignold, late j of the Theatre-Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, is, hear, in In treaty with the trustee* of Hie above-named theatre. In this town, for a lease, to commence at the close of the present season ...

... given on FRIDAY Night. Admission —Reserved Seats. One Shilling; Saloon and Cillery. Sixpence; Promenade. Fourpence. QUBEN’S THEATRE, HULL. MjtTLLIEN’S GRAND CONCERT HON STRE. positively for one night only. THURSDAY, a«h INSTANT. MONSIEUR JULLIEN luu the ...

... our port you convicts lioard. not allowed land, bit were sent Sidney. Ihe.e another great auti-trsu*: n meeting held in the theatre here iy next. On the Inst, a tea meeting, for the benefit of the connected with Eaalgate Chape), held; about rat down lea ...

... addressed a letter to him on the subject, Mayor, lie would at the next meeting lay the subject before the Town- Council. Theatre 'Royal.—We are indebted the spirited lessee, ( Mr. J. L. I’ritchard, for the treat afforded us during the present week. In ...

... of civilized life ; and the only place in which sensible men care to see it performed is on the stages of our metropolitan theatres. Where it interferes with profitable fanning, by creating a necessity for the exaction of high rents, we would urge the dnty ...

... witness was foreman of the workmen preparing the Queen’s Theatre on Sunday and Monday for the concert to be held there Thursday night, and during these two days the prisoner was several times in the theatre. In room in which the taps were kept, and from which ...

... was expected to encourage him. but a visit from the police authorities left no doubt on his mind that if he acted at the theatre that night be would act in prison the next. The necessities of his family were urged in vain ; no choice was left for him ...