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... Yielditeg, Mr Carleton Miss Charleote, Miss Bellair ; Saliv, Mrs Goward. A Grand Pas de Deux, from the Opera of The Fair Maid of Circassia, by Les Sours St. Louin. To be followed by the laughable Farce of A RUI.AND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chase, Mr ...
... Gates; Karryet, Mr Charles ; Ko-Ket, Mrs W' H Eburne; Sing-Smahl, bliss Bellair A Grand Pas de Deux from the Opera of the Fair Maid of Circassia, by Les Sceurs SLt Louims , After which will be performed (fifteenth time) a new grand Christmas Pantomime, entitled ...
... Will ?? loye .nele~tlen a3, aov ?e), Miss;Corri Nios, Urs Gow ard. ?? .. , A Grand ps do. Deus fromo the Opera of the Fair Maid of Clroa-sie, by Les,S~reurs ,St. Lssie., ?? T. ?? by the FarcpIaf! blY NEIGHIIIOUWS WIFE , Frederick Aubreytcy -s_ l. YPeyInds ...
... LESSNRt For the BENEFIT of MRS. HARRIS. N M MONDAY, January 21st, 1SB0, on VY which occasion will be performed the Drama of THlE MAID AND THE MAGPIE. Gerald, Mr. Bellair; Henry, Mr. Reynolds; Martin, Mr. fl. Bedford; Benjamin, Mr. Garden; Dame Gerald, Mrs. ...
... LBSSEF.' Fsr the BENEFIT of MRS:S. lRRIS. N THIIS EVENING, January 21st, on s vehicli ?? nwill be performed t'ae Drama of. TIlE MAID AND THE MAGPIE. Gerald, Mr. flellair; Henry, Mr. Reynolds; Martin, Mr. gedt ord. Banjamin, Mr. Garden; Damne Gerad, Mrs. ,luosed: ...
... Last Night of the Pautomine. mIlIS EV&iNING, (Tuesday), Jan. 22nd, 1850, on which occasion will be performed the Drama'of TIHE MAID AND THE MAGPIE. ' oerntldMer-lrellair; Henry, DIr. Reynolds Martin, Mr. gI.Bedfeord; Benjamin, h6r. Gardenr; Dame Gerald, Mrs ...
... JQHX- 1t IeS, LE -S is., THI1S EVENIM .(:atuxday),. ?? ), o1850, the performances will oommence with the .Drcu entitled THE MAID AND THE MAGPIE! Gerald Mr. Bellair ?? Mr. Vbpnolds Martin, Mr. 1,Bedford; Benjaiin, Mr. Garden ; Ditine'G'etnd, UMrs! 1tai' ...
... -iseds advised *- the Duet Come, strike hands, I'll ttake vetc offer , Pray, Goody, please to moderate, and The fovlurtnin Maid ; Justice Midas, Mr. Barrett; Danmctas, 1tr Holighton;m Daphane, Biss Norman ; 14 r81gi . tqri ; Nvor,, Miss Cruise ; Juno ...
... on THIS DAY (Wednesday), 18th March, 1850, and following Day, a large quantity of Household Furniture, comprising Mahogany Parlour and Drawingroom Chairs, Dinner, Breakfast, Card, Leo, and Work Tables; Sofas and Couches, Easy Chairs, Pier Cabinets and ...
... Preparatory Governess ; can wash and make up fine linen well; is a Protestant.—Address J.P., 7, Grafton-street. Parlour and Waiting Maid, or to Attend Young Ladies, a respectable young Person, a native of England. and a member of the Established Church ...
... Hull, Machineiry, Cabin Fittings and Furniture and materials of the Steamner Maid of Galloray, as she now lies wrecked at Baibriggan, oni the north side of the harbour. The Maid of Galloway is 127 tons per register, and her Engines, two of 55 horse power ...
... Hull, Machinery, Cabin Fittings -ind Furniture, and materials of the Steamer Maid of Galloway, as she now lies wrecked at llalbriggans, on the north side of the harbour. The Maid of Galloway Js 127 tons per register, and her Engines, two of 55 horse power ...