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... EVENING will be presented the Opera of THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH. Principal Characters by Mr. Frazer, Mr. Salter, Mr. Leffler, Mr. Bannister, Miss P. Horton, Mrs. Iterie, and Miss Hunt. To conclude with THE PACHA'S BRIDAL. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. Mies ...
... EVENING will be presented the Opera of THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH. Principal Characters by Mr. Frazer, Mr. Salter, Mr. Leffler, Mr. Bannister, Miss P. Horton, Mrs. Serie, and Miss Hunt. To conclude with THE PACHA'S BRIDAL. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE. Miss ...
... Wilson. IMPRISONMENT.—Two YEARS.—William Thompson, alias Church, Elizabeth Griffith, Alfred Clark. EIGHTEEN MONTIIS.—Jane Bannister, Alfred Smith, John King, Catherine Harley, William Myers. FIFTEEN MONTHS.—William Smith, Robert Dailey. TWELVE MONTHS.—Robert ...
... 0 Mrs. Gaily Knight Oliver Latham Cuthbert Relph Thos. Atkinson 5 0 A. B. R 2 2 Countess Glengall (sec. col.) 1.1 2 Jonn Bannister 2 2 Anon. per Hon. Mrs. Stanley 5 0 W. De C. Brooke lO 0 Rich. Oliverson 5 0 Hon. Mrs. Brooke N. P. Leader lO 0 C.D 5 0 Small ...
... Esq d 10 10 0 Rogers, T., Esq a 1 1 0 Russell, the Rev. Dr.,2d donation lO 10 0 Russell, —, Esq. . a 1 1 0 Sadd, J., Esq., jun. .. d 1 1 0 Ditto a 1 10 Salmon, Mrs. .. . .3d d 10 0 0 Salmon, the itev.o a 1 1 0 E.S., per Mr. Bannister d 1 1 0 Shackell ...
... Turquoise . .. Won by two lengths. 'rhe Spring Uncierley, of HO nova each. Mr. Rush's c, by Tereslas—Rhoda Mr. Rogers's Watchman _ Sweepstakes of 50 each.—D.M. _ . ._ . Mr. Greville's Lady Emily . .. Mr. Batson's Seraph .. . Mr. Hattenden's ...
... Lady Harrington, Rogers, Maria Edgeworth, Count d'Orsay, Mrs. Torre flolme, Sir Walter Scott, Theodore Hook, Miss Pope, Sir E. L. Bitlwer, Mrs. Somerville, Lord Abing,er, Lord Hertford, Mrs.‘Lane Fox, Professor Wilson, Jack Bannister, Mrs. Austin ' Miss ...
... conduct; and to one of that Committee is the gratitude of all persons of taste eminently due; the gentleman we mean is Mr. Samuel Rogers, so well known as a man of great taste and high feeling in art. This gentleman's conduct has been highly and very justly admired ...
... Balfour, Esq. at Fenton's Hotel, from a tour; Mrs. Kinnea,r and Miss Edmonstone, from Edinburgh ; P. F. Roe, Esq., at ditto; Mr. Rogers, in Si. James's-place. DEPARTURES. Colonel Wood, M.P., from Cavendish-square, for Littleton House, near Statues' the Hon. ...
... to be Captain, by purchase, vice Harker, who retires ; Ensign Thomas Bannister to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Drought; John Lawson Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bannister. 20th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Barker, from half-pay sSth Foot, to be ...
... Same v Smith—Walker v Thompson—Clark v Wilmot—Burridge v Row—Simon v Topham. Before Vice-Chancellor Wigram. For Judgment.—Bannister v Davies. . „ Causes.:-Craddock v Greenways, part heard—Sutherland v Briggs, Exchequer cause—Bristed v Payne, ditto—Mounsey ...
... appear as the rePreseatative of Mr. Rogers; the solicitor to the 'Conic6,7aiiie Association, %in:following up .the -objection& alre2cly made against a large number of hlima.. The was Opinion: that - Messrs. Rogers and Rowcroft, betosethtiw'rre'Oalifiid:to ...