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... Valentine Mr. Ineledon, Jemmy Jumps Mr. Munden, Louisa Miss Bolton (being her first appearace in that, character), Betty Blackberry Mrs. Liston, Molly Maybush Miss Meadows (being her first appearance in that character.) Wednesday, Wild Oats, with The Quaker- ...
... Molly .111a . ibufh, and promifes to become a lively aftrefs. Mrs. Lis • vow, for the lint time, fultained the part of Betty Blackberry. The houie was crowded, brilliant, and falhionable: THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.— Sarah Smith, the Cuckfield nymph, of foporific ...
... quiere, Courtney, two De Greys, Harvey, Davenport, tea Bruoks, Percy, Furtemae, Metcalfe, Heaoiker, Boucher, two Banks, two Blackberries, three Mills, Burrell, El. Bargoyne, Needham, M. L. Murray, Harley, Meggius, St. Julia, two Onslows, Elliker, Glynn , Basell ...
... six or seven years of age, who bad gone into. the fields at Downside, in the parish of Back well, Somersetshire, to pick blackberries - , was ruisseJ by her parents. A diligent search was made after her, by several of the neighbours, till twelve o'clock ...
... Weaver, about six or seven years of age, . had gone into the fields at Downside, in parish of Backweli, Somersetshire, t 0 P blackberries, was misSed by her parentsdiligent search was made niter her by of the neighbours, until ti'velve o'clock at without effect ...
... Weaver, about six years of age, who hail gone into the' fields at Downside, the paiish of Backwell, Solnersetshirei to pick blackberries, missed by her parents. A diligent search was made after her by several of her neighbours Nk itliont effect. the course ...
... six or seven years of age, who had gone into the fields at Downside, in the parish of Backwcll, Somersetshire, to pick blackberries, was missed by her parents. A diligent search was made after her several of the neighbours till twelve o’clock at night ...
... we have not been niggards of applause' • Hands and canes have been busily empiovtd, the encores have been as plenty as blackberries 11 Michaelmas— So sh.uld desert be crawled. The Characters which this a,iniirable Ptrformer to ° already treated us ...
... true genius, real merit, splendid talents, new Congreves, Vnnbnrghs —aye, and Shakespeares and G'arricks “as plenty as blackberries.”—lt is strange that we cannot get rid of one humbug without stumbling upon another. It is longer question, whether the ...
... but true genius, real merit, splendid talents, new Congreves, Vanburghs—aye, and Shakespeares and Garricks as plenty as blackberries. Strange, Sir, that we cannot get rid ()lone r humbug without stumbling r upon anothe.r. , Tit E. Let norie piesurtie ...
... St. Legcr, and l.ndy Anno Miss Norton. which ii! added, THE FARMER. Valentine Air Tncledon, Jennny dumps Mr. n, Betty Blackberry Mrs. Liston, and Molly Mayinisli Miss-Bolton. To-morrow, Road Ruin, with IVeping loin. L YCE VM TH EATR this PRESENT EVENING ...
... Mr DAV ENPO RT ; Valentine, Mr. INCLED.ON • Fairly, mt. V A DD Y jemmy jumps, Mr MUNLiEN ; Louisa, Miss MARTYR;. Betty BlackberrY, Mrs LISTON ; Molly May bush, Miss Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the in Hart-street. 7s. Second Price ...