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COyent Garden Theatre-burnt 1899. Pantheon Opera HOuse-burnt l7Ss. Royal Circus-bnrnt 1905. Saddler's Wels-I0 persons killed, Oct. IS, l807. RoyalIv-burnt about three years pince. ! Brunswick Theatre-fell down Feb 28, lS28-ll { persons killed.

 Add to these:

 A Theatre D Turin-burnt Feb. 2O, 1928. Richmond Theate-burnt Dec. l8ll-lO0 to lSC lives lost.

 Park Theatre, New-York, 25th May, 1920.

 Bowery Theare-26th May. l828-2 lives lost. Philadelphia Theatre-partculars not known.

 We have before us letter from London,

 in which the writer states, that in passing the Brunswick Theatre on the Sabbath, some

 months since, he "saw the nlasons and car penters at work upon it, just as if it had been week day."

 Says correspondent, "I remember a Theatre that was consumed few years ago in the city of London, which had been ingen- .iOusly cOntrived to hold quantity Ofwater in the roof; and recOlect, also, that the first play which was performed in it, was opened with most presumptuOus epigram by cell ebrated actress, setting at defiance, with hea- ven-daring confidence, the element of fire as though that awful and devouring flame was it's own master, and not the servant of him by whose almighty fiat il bursts forth, spreads, and isagain extinguished

 A needless world may consider these things the work of chance. But the ChFistian, who knows that not even sparrow fails to the ground without Gods notice. will see in them the agency of his almighty arm. testitying his displeasure against sin.