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... LORD ALTHORPS HARLEQUINADES. To the EDITOR of the MORNING POST. Sir — Lord Althorp said last night, in answer to some home questions put by Mr. Portman, that with respect to any altera- tions in his Civil List, he was quite ready to wait the decision ...
... I - , ,f>he Ne« Harlequinade aodoiher Novel- | ■ ;11, N ■ niiur 10 receive mftou.u'ed Approlmliou from j IV,'' °n.l ?? Audiences, will be repeated every | I ?? -. ,« 1 (JUESTRIAN EXERCISES by ' Mr. j Hi ?? ' W \i'Ti) nVUtll, by Mr. Grossman; 43.1 ...
... New Harlequinade. MAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.— I I this FVENING, 85th time, the magnificent scenic T .!iJnfTHF BATTLE OF WATERLOO.-Afier i* -.perform four new Scenes i„ the which. M ...
... (f3 New Aquatic. Melo-Drama. i SADLER'S WELLS.-THIS EVENING, and following Evenings, a New Harlequinade, written and produced under the immediaie direction of Mr. Grimaldi, Music by Mr. Nicholson, called Till-. FATES, or Harlequin's Holiday. A New Melo-Drama ...
... f^T New Aquatic Melo-Drama. SADLER'S WELLS.-THIS EVENING, and k_J foliowm- Evening?, a New Harlequinade, Written and produced under the immediate direction of Mr. Grimaldi ?? by Mr. Nicholson, called THE FATES, or Harlequin's Holiday. A New Melo-Drama ...
... THE OLYMPIC. A Harlequinade called The Enchantress was performed at this theatre with deserved siiccpss. ...
... provided for them. Ramo Samee, the Indian Juggler, want through his astonishing performances wilh balls, Ac. 1 and a new Harlequinade wa-», for lh« first lime, performed. The Juvenile Band of the Royal Military Asylum also attended ; and, on the whole, ...
... I Hi; OLYMPIC THEATRE. At this pleasant little Theaire there was pro- duced last night a new grand Legendary Harlequinade, yvith new and superior scenery, dresses, tricks, decoration-, and appro- priate music, (written by the Author of last year's celebrated ...
... vagaries of the magic wind, con-iderable ingennily was displayed in connecting wtill them I some of the persons of thr Harlequinade. This took from them I (!.r purely extraneous chancier which pertains to The Past of lh* Simplan, nn I wa* in that respect ...
... pre- senting another Pantomime, and accordino-ly last night a travestie version of The Babes in IhclVood, together with a Harlequinade was produced, under the title of Harlequin and Cock Robin. It was preceded by Browne's Tragedy of Barbarossa; but the elevated ...
... tion of his company from Woolwich, opened this Theatre on Monday evening for the Summer season, with George Barnzcell, an Harlequinade, and a new Melo-Drama, founded on the well known story of William 'Tell, the hero of Switzerland. The plot of the latter ...
... throughout ihe day. The Marquis of Exeter has left us, and, as we hear, for Dover and Calais, The Theatre.— Pharro, and the new Harlequinade, are the performances of this evening. The agreeable warmth ofthe house is often inducive with fashion to visit Ihe boxes ...