The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-23
F4reign Thoatrlcals.

F4reign Thoatrlcals.
Mr. Macready was to perform at Bath early in Janu
Mrs Daviss.s lease of the Surrey Theatre s1pirs.
next September.
Mr. Ranger has been indisposed for some days, and
Mr. Murray Of Edinburgh has offered Miss Jnlia Ben.
nett an engagement for miss period, II she can get
John Reeve has been playing at Glasgow in the piece
Of BOX and Cox I" with great success
msnt with Miss Julia Bennett, to play Lady Tsazls
the night set apart for their performance
Mr. Wilson has been giving bis vocal entertainments
Mr. Ridway will be the clown at Drury Lane.
Madame Celeste has been laboring under the prevail
ing epidemic and incapable Of performing
1t is rumorsd that kubni will again ,ppear at her
Msjesty's Theatre
Nj Tsmpeton accompanied by Mr. Blewitt) ravs his
vocal at Lancaster lately with great
GERS several OF his songs were encored.
Mr. John Parry has returned TO London after q most
successful tour In the midland counties.
Dublin paper says The present engagement of the
allssd in the annals Of Hnwsins-sreet Every night Of
this fifteen they have appeared, the house has been
crowded by enraptured audiences
Mrs. Mo~att aud Mr. Davecpor. we're engaged to per-
form at the Princess Theatre the fifth of January
The engagement Is for four weeks
It appears that there Ia areqt demand for places
at the box doors Of the Royal Opera At Stockholm
during the last season ut Her sjsstys Theatre in
the HsymsrAet Tho managers Of the theatre not
only sell their tickets of admission for the Jenny
Lind" nights at considerable premiums but they have
the e6roatery to impose a tax upon the granting of
hess tickets, ut the average rate of rxdoars ar
sec per head. The crowd at the public sale OF the
nc for the second performances Of MademoselIe
LIND great, that 1t found necessary to ad
ourn the proceedings from the yestoue Of the theatre
che interior OF the house Itself Tho spacious floor
OF the theatre wac for the time transformed into reg
uar auction mart Tho tickets fetched from 9 rixicl-
lars (asf nc.Iiy 40s To rs rixdolisrs (225f 80
and the total rscep amounted TO 1905 rixdollars
So 475E ga 2l9)
Mr. j. Whitaker, tho compoter of Paddy Carey,""O
rest thee bsosn and many glees, &c died the 4h
Dao., aged IL, altar protracted Illness.
Miss Emma Lucombe made her d,but Mt the Con.
servatore IN Par few days critics speak Ia very
eulogistic terms Of Miss Luconbes Qualifications and
augur her triumphant success
The frst concert OF the Catch and Cleo Club of Pres
ton, took place the 18th ult The concsrt from the
very high order ofmost OF the and ab-
ty with which tho music rendered, considered
the best that bad baen given In the for long pc
riod, and after Its conclusion the Mayor entertained
select party, including the vocsliets, with q cham
payne supper, at the Bull Inn.
The Tip,on slasher aud Csunt arc to fght within six
months. for wager OF fs0o.
The fight, between Walker and Lane which was to
have taken place the 10Th Of December, for the
championship of the light weights, postponed to
the 10th of February, Walker having been FRUSTRATED
by the prevailing epidemic, the day sppon ed for the
contest His baoker offered the friends of Lane floe
for the privilege of postponing which readily ac-
ceptsd by them Lane at the time suffering from
the complaint that had put his adversary to cd
the influenza