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... last performanc), 'With The Children in the Wood. Monday, the Comedy of The Way to Keep Him ; Sir bashful Constant, Mr. Bannister, -jun. •Loveinore,- Mr. ; Sir Brilliant Fashion, Mr. C. Kemble ; Mus-4111 Miss Pope ; Mrs. Loyemore, Mrs. Pope. THEATRE-ROYAL ...
... at eleven, id, at twelve, and June l3j eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mi. Pullen, Fore-street, London.' William Bannister, lute Romford,. Essex, baker, surrender, May 6; 16, ami 13, at one, Guildhall, London. Atturney, Mr. O'uCtuig, . Barllel ...
... MarchiOness Signora STORAC E. • • THE CHILDREN. IN THE WOOD. ' Sir Rowland, Mr: EY E ; Lord Alford, mr.mcNum; Walter, Mr. BANNISTER; Apathy,' Mr. MATH EWS ;• • Lady Helen, Mrs. 10 FINSTONE ; josephine, Mrss D. - Boxes 65.. Second t' nee 35.—I'it 35. 6d ...
... -lane.—-John West, Caarter-hftse-street, money-scrivener, May 6, 16, June 13, at Guiidhalh Att. Pullcn, Fore-street Wm. Bannister, Romford, baker, May C, 16, June 13, at Guildhall. Att. Cutting, Bardett's-buildings, Holborn,—Thomas Co lowf.ll, Wakefield ...
... West, (John) of Charter-hquse-street, Middlesex, moneyscrivener ; May 6,16, June 13. Pullen, No. 34, Forestreet, London. Bannister,, (Wp.) late of Romford, Essex, baker; May 6, 16, June 13. Catting, Bartlett , s-buildin ...
... New Prologue and Epilogue. The Charatlers by: Min DECAMP, Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. C: KEMBLE, Mr..BARRYWIRE, Mr. ICEMBLE, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. PALMER, Mr. SUETT, Mr. TRU tMAN ; Miss POPE, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, • And Mrs. SPARKS. WITH BLUE BEARD. Tlic New - Drama ...
... anxiety to gratify the wishes of his friends, Mr. Robertson, Manager of the Lincoln Company of Performers, engaged Mr. Bannister to perform in that City, on Wednesday night last. We doubt not that the liberality of the admirers of that distinguished ...
... HOLLAND. Mrs. JORDAN. Lady Miss DE CAMP. To Which will be *died, a Musical Enteraintnent, sailed OF AGE TO-MORROW. Baton Mr. BANNISTER, Jun. Baron Piflieberg, Mr. SUEI T. Hans Molkus, Mr. WKWITZER. Lady Brumback, Mrs. SPARKS. So!.hia, Min HICKS. Maid, Mira ...
... DRURY-LANE. TOMORROWEVENING, March 20, 1904, will be performed - THE SOLDIER's DAUGHTER. The Charaaers by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. POW ELL, Mr. POPF :RUSSELL, Mr. COLLINS, 4lr. CAULFIELD, Mr. CHATTERLY. Mrs. lORDAN, Mrs. YOUNG, Miss H. KELLY ...
... new. The Overture nd KEL composed and seleded Mr. The Charaders by Mr. ROPE, Mr. Mr. KELLY i Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. CAULFIELD, Mrs.. Mr s. MOUNTAINrs. BLAND, and mi ss Ty RER.., After the Pl ay, the Ballet of THE SCOTCH ...
... clothiers, Dec. 7, h, and 31, at the ,Pack. , ll orse Inn, Midde, - field. Attornies, Mr. Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. Bannister, Rochdale, Lancashire; . * I laticocks, Bronkyard, Iterefordshire, dealer, Dee. 15, at four, and 16 and 91, at ten, at .the ...
... e. J WEST, Charterhoufe-fireeti moneyfcrivener, May 6, 16, May 13, at Guildhall., Attorney, Mr. Pullen, Fot -iirect W.. BANNISTER, Rumford, baker, May 6, 16, 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.. Cutting, -17 T. COLDWELI., Wakefield, dealer . , May 13, June ...