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... 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 ...
... KENNIAIt E, Vice-Prefidents, year. ;Pasfpent with the utnioft conviviality, longs were lung by Melt INC LE t DIONUM, and BANNISTER. n, on. 'this occalion, toWards the ty, amounted-to 13001. ss. tlf which ..ES ftibfc,ribed guineas.-c---Lord . the report ...
... house, in a pleasant situation, near the Ship Tavern, con- taining airy rooms, large front garden, yard, &c. Lett to Mrs Bannister, tenant at will, at 171. 17s. per arm. Held for 85 years, at ground rents of only 20s. per aim. for each house May be viewed ...
... Grosvenor, Bishop of' Winchester, Lady Eden, Sir John antr Lady Ke i ane, Sir j. • Colpoys, Admiral Chfistie, Rev. and Mrs.'Rogers,-Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson; Capt.- Hammond, Lieut: Skinner,' Mr. and Mrs. Spence, Mr. and Mr - s. Greig, Mr. and Mrs.. Ashley ...
... Hereford, Watki.is Uttoxeter, Woolricri Huh, Rawson and Co. Wellington, Salop, Wjlm* Honiton, Bil lett and Rogers k-y Helston, J. and W. Rogers Wolvj-rhampton, Siinpi** Hyth*, jarvis ■ Ware, Newman Hinckley, Hulse Wycomb, Edes Hastings, Barry Warel.am ...
... 'Mayor for the vear-ensuing, and an i agtd couple in oneof the in • 11-art-street, Cripplegat6, founded by the late Mr: Robert Rogers ; and,aftlerwards his,,Lordship'Old the Aldermen, 'att'entled bv the City Oilirs, will proceed' to -St..LaWrence's hen' dIVtIC ...
... Who describe's himself to be the Clerk of this house; the BankingLhouse of Messrs. john King, George Rochfort, and George Rogers.—He is the same man who offered birriself this day ii this Cotirt as bail for. a Pefendant who was arrested, calling himself ...
... Lady MOrrhitint, Lieutenant Co!. Smith, Lieutenant Col. Wilson, Col. and the Hon. Mrs. rreemantle, Hon. Miss Graves, Sir John Rogers, Gen. . Bowater, and Mrs. Crusbie, Col. and Mrs. Burrows, C,:l. Filson, Cut. Manner, Col., Dr. Phelan, Dr, Menish, Rev. Mr ...
... Smith, Beardmore, Morgan, j Warner, Hen-sley, T. Cope, Capel, Scott, Idle, Shewell, Towcood, Branscomb, W. Y. i Mills, Bannister, Richardson, Arnull, I Pulley, Wilkinson. Weunderstand Dr. Arnold has scleiT-’d the most pleasing,” well as popular compjsttions ...
... evening, Mrs. Bland wil introduce a favcu rite Song. With the Interlude of SIEVES! ER DAGGERWOOD; SvlvcsterDagj_erwood, Mr Bannister, 'un. ; and Fustian, Mr. Suctt. To which will be added the Comedy of X A I'HAR IN E AND PE- TRUCHIO ; Petruchio, Mr. Kemble; ...
... Mrs. Bland. In the course of rtfcvwiinf. Vocal and Rhetorical Imitations of Beggars I'r'rl IlalliidSingeis, by Mr. Bannister, Jun. ; and Sonus, Cl m, ?? ister, Mr. Dignum, Miss Tyrt-r ; and the- cele- ►Lfvl Hoinptpe from The Corsair, by Miss B. Menage ...
... Most Nobis the Marquis ol Salisbury, ?? ?? >ft ; . •n 0 f f | )e Proprietors of the Theatres. ai-d.- 1 ' ?? BENEFIT of Mr. BANNISTER. RE-ROYAL, HAY-MARKET.—- -•T ,7- EVENING, Oct. 6, will be performed a ?? i died WAYS AND MEANS ; Sir David Dim- Co*n : > ...