The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-18 00:00:00

HAY MARKET THEATRE.

Friday night was the concluding night of the season,
according to the general licence of the theatre. On
this occasion the new play of Money was repeated,
which was received (as has always been the case) with
the greatest applause by a numerous audience. 041
the fall of the curtain, Mr. Webster came forward,
and, addressing the audience, returned thanks for the
great patronage that he had experienced during the
present as in past seasons, and alluded with consider-
able taste and delicacy to the sucoess which had attended
his endeavours to cater for the public taste by the pro-
duction of new and original pieces in support of the
cause of the legitimate drama. He then announced that,
in consequence of cirearnstances which hid recently oc-
curred, in connection with the very successful play
which had been exhibited that night, and which
had obtained such approval, be had made applica-
tion for the extension of the general season of that
theatre, which had been acceded to him. The address
was received with loud and general applause. Tnis
was followed by the Children in the Wood, in which Mr.
Wallack enacted the part of Walter, and, if possible,
with greater energy and effect than he manifested on
former occasions. The Ladies' Club concluded ►he per..
formances Of the evening, and we regretted to observe
that Mrs. Glover who enacted the chief part in this farce
laboured under severe indisposition.
The following is a copy. of the address of Mr. Web-

:ter :
" Ladies and Gentlemen,—This being the last night
of what, under the present management, has been-con-
sidered the regular season, it becomes my duty to thank
you earnestly and heartily for the past, and to solicit a
continuance of the very.ltberal patronage! have hitherto
experienced, for the future. Many untoward circum-
stances, which common foresight could not calculate
upon, have occurred the latter part of this season, which,
in
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such
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