To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-Flaving read in your paper of this day, a paragraph eppa- rently copied from some other paper relative to AIr. Went's performr- ance of Richard at the Surrey Ttheatre, fbr the benefit of Mr. Buckingham, in which it is said that " shouts of laughter, inter- mingled with some slight hisses of condemnation, accompanied the representation of that arduous part throullh the performance," and having been present at the lstter half of iie plzy, I think it just to Mr. Kent to say, that as far as relates Lo that gentleman's perform- ance, during the time I was present, the statement is entrely falsa. At thesame time, I do not think that MIr. Kent performed t'e d=h- racter so well as he did utkid second :sppearauce at Covent-garden Theatre. Indeed, I do not see how it was posible for any one to have acted the character well, considering the continual noise theze was in the house. I myself, saw four children at the breast, one or other of which, kelpt ottr rs z withe whole nlr.-I A CONSTANT READER. IJcL X. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIME&