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... Queen-street, Plymouth. lISS CLARA BATEMAN, at the ROYALTY .Li TH EATRE, a8the FAIR GERALDINEili thesuccessful larlesque ol Anne Boleyn, by Conway Edwardes, Esq. ItlMss Clara Bateman makes the Lady Geraldlne one of the most charming persons we have ever seen ...
... PRIN CE SS'S THEATRE,- To-morrow (Monday) (last time) the grand Opera' of ANNE BOLEYN. Henry the Eighth, Mr. Bodda; Percy, Mr. Allen;- Suneaton, Miss Sara Flower; and Anna Boleyn, Miss Ba~salu. After-which, the Ethiopians' Concert. And the new Drama, Dreams ...
... - Seeond Editio, Ini two vols. satall 8vo; with Twn Portralts, ?? ~ 21 . . price 16R. boards, IIfEMOIRS uf the LIFE 6f ANNE BOLEYN, . Queen of Henry VIII. By Miss BENGER. ?? fot Longmajn, Hurst, Reet, 0cmeand BrownoLoni nio Of. whom iay be had, bv the ...
... Thea ees in April and May, 1873. RjYAlTY THiEATRE. MlR. JOHN OWEN as KING HENRY VIII., in M the successful Burlesque of Anne Boleyn, every Evening ; foii'gge Chr hl~lgsu, Aibltss, 17, Ggalten'read1 Satliaht4lwll. 4R. E. L B L A N C 1 A R D .t13.1 will ...
... ticsc d.uolojue C as a taon-draisatio entcrtaiva- illent if thei s is no costuie ad eno plot. BEAMcIST' R.-The opera- of Anne Boleyn, swithz M.fiss Bassa70, lfiss Sara 7fowets, llisS Georgina Smttithtson, ?? Bodda, BIt' P. Car?,i, cnd Birt Allen in the ...
... ever produced, BLUFF KIN¶G HAT; or, Herne the Hunter, and the Miller' Daughter of the Riyer Dee. Ring Hal. Mr. J. A. Cave; Anne Boleyn, Mr. F. Wright. To conclude with apowerful nauti. cal drana, called The PRIDE OF THE OCEAN; or, Jack'f the Lad. GRECIAN ...
... and, cousidering the merit 51 his present pleas, we are justilied in hoping for somethineg bettor sf111 from his peal. ' Anne Boleyn,' if a little confused tere and there, has some really excellent situations, seed the languaes ie far above the level of ...
... wirves, none of whom cauld olaita direct relationshi! to him, -were Catherine of Aragon, widow of his elder brother Arthur, Anne Boleyn, Jano Seymour, Anre of Cle~es, Catherine Howard, and Catherine Parr. S. B.-Not ce always has reference to the leltng. A ...
... English and Blackmore. M ISS CLARA BATEMAN, at the ROYALTY TNEATRE, de the FAIR GERALDINE in the successful Burlesque of -Anne Boleyn, by Conway Edwardes, Esq. Miss Clara Bateunan makes the Lady Geraldineone of the most charming persons we have ever seen ...
... more seri, off eneo thase having prophesied death by violence to the famouls Henry VIII, heeldd he divorce his Wife and ma Anne Boleyn, ran Verne' Sosecalsee.-We are aw. are of no treatise on sabject you name. J. G. (Colne).-Lord Beaoensfield once professed ...
... accepted. ROYALTY THEATRE. TISS MARIE ST. GEORGE, every Evening, as the 1 DIDU KE OF NORFOLK, In the New Burlesque of Anne Boleyne, by Conway Edwardes, Esq. THEATRE ROYALu, CUVENT-GARDEN. MISS JULIA VOKiNS, as THE QUEEN BEE, In Dion Boucicault's Drarma ...
... Every Evening. 1'j JSS CLARA BATEMAN, at the ROYALTY LVI THEATRE, as the FAIR GERALDINE in the ,uccesslfl Biurlesque ol Anne Boleyn, by Conway Edwardles, Esq. M Miss Clara Batemnll ?? the Lady Geraldine one of the most cl~irming persons wehave ever seen ...