The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-18

The side passages at the pit have been supplied with
Of that crush will be experienced by the vsters
who have paid for hearing the gifted vocalist whose
visit has caused such sensation amongst the play going
people Of the city"
After the dullest time theatrcals
in London-there is air OF business and note Of
preparation for the coming winter. The Lyceum
opens on Monday next Oct 2, under the managem ant
of Madame Vestris and Mr. Charles Matthews The
Haymarket is about to undergo thorough renova-
ton in the interior, and will open about the end of
October, with its own proper company. and sup
pose, the Legitimate business. The Princesss
pany are also called together by advertisement The
Sadlers Wells and the Adelph opened on Wedne sday
the 9th inst. both houses being crowded.
The Distin family, who have been delighting the
Liverpool public during the past week will give fare
well concert at Drury Lane, the 9th Of October,
previous to their departure for America.
NJ Wilson will leave in the Britannia. The follow
ing is his address the occasion of his last enter
tsiument, and which was frequently interrupted by
tumultuous applause and cheering
Ladies and Gentlemen part beg 10 say few
words seldom speak about myself bet ke the
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Of apre ring and since began eight
ptared ycy frequently in verpoo the FIRST places
do 3 ey Save received nr%
ed with their full NEED Of q which we sensitive eng N,
pleasure 20 visits TO Liverpool where was sure TO meeta
hind int gent and apPocaing audience have enjoyed the
social board in your good town in fact have et myself
cansidersbs regret wing You for While
america however b at no great distances by steam
teen in former times rccolect being amused with seeing
written the door Ct small publ house in New York
TO WHERE the packets FROM New York and Liverpool
fery bcuee As Therefore modern invention has dra Eng
bo ana America TO each other the ties OF aeo
ton nnc a be aud firmly knit betvten the
great commercial the world look
tour through the states and would fin hope tina, the Of
Aud scotland may awaken pleasing
ton IN e hearts many who oclted
thtre Wteretcr wander, the kndess
you shall never be forgotten by and when shall have
been accomplished and the ferry Of
Old EDBahd. shall have pleasure In "a
Liverpool have been obliged to alter do not
till tomorrow fortnight in the meantime going good
my friends in tie north pgan tans Won for All your
lnduess IN the public h we'll In the d,meatc
pray that happiness aud prosperity may constant
jewellers you, and gratefully bid you farewell"
MIR Wilson finished the evenings entrtxinment
by singing, in very COED style the natonsl Scottish
song. Scots wha ha' wi Wallace bed.n
Mr. and Mrs Kelley have been play ng at the Thea.
tire Royal in Liverpool Lola Montesn has been pro-
dueed for them and they in turn have produced
Of laughterevery night The pas de fascnaton OF Mrs
Kelley n rich aft and a certain monarch found
an efficient representative in Mr.. Jas Browne (the
best general actor the boards, who can play any
thing from Jack Gong u lIsmlet and keeleys court
bsrber-the "Bligh.ed Barber'-was match.ess piece
Of actiDg
AT the Amphtheatre there had been series Of
benefits preparatory 20 closing for Franconis troupe
MIR. Cathcsrt took his benefit the 9th ut., when