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... Peters. Jemmy Jumps Mr. Kippling, (from the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh;.?? Louisa, Mrs. SISSON, Molly Maybush, Miss Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis, (from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin. To begin at half past Six o'Clock. Boxes, 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s. Gallery, 1s ...
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... Peters. Jemmy Jumps, Mr Kippling (from the Theatre-royal, Edinburgh).âLouisa, Mrs. Sisson. Molly Maybush, Miss Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis, (from the theatre-Royal, Dublin). To begin at Half past Six o'Clock. , Boxes, 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s..ââGallery ...
... Peter's, Jemmy Jumps, Mr. Kipling (from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh).- Louisa, Mrs. Sisson. Molly Maybush, Miss. Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). To begin at Half past Six o'CJock. Boxes, 2s6d. Pit. 2s. Gallery 1s. Places ...
... The Farmer; and in justice to the performers, it cannot but be allowed that it was well sustained.- Miss Powell's (Betty Blackberry) first song was indeed well, very well sung, as well as was also her others. Wentworth in the Farmer was truly excellent ...