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... l'rice to the Galleries. j'jf Q UEEN'S R 0 YA L THEA [[RE, BRUNSWICK-STREET. lu't ?? but one of Mr. MARBLE, ele- i~r atvli American Cornedian. vI¶1S 15 P SENT WEDNESDAYknuary L!,th, will 'e presented the Burletta of THE SPOILED CHILD). ,ittle Pickle, Aliss ...
... There was a Mareechal of France.' Scott's Minstrel Tale of ' Sir Tristram',' The Lay of the Last Minstrel'-The late Duchess of Buccletich.The Goblin Story of Gilpin Horner-The Scenery of the Lay of the Last Minstrel-' Jean the Ranter'-Anecdotes of ' The ...
... great Scottish Minstrel, Sir Walter Scott. Last Minstrel- The Duchess of Bucoleuob-The Goblin Story of Gilpin Horner-The scenery of the Lay of the Last Minstrel- opinions of William Pitt and Charles James Fox-Fine patriotic pas-age, the Minstrel's Soliloquy ...
... Pioneers ?? I 0J 36 Queenhoo Hall (by 4 Last of the Moli- . S trutt) 0 10 cans I. . 038 Lay of the Last 5 Lionel Lincoln .. . 0 Minstrell . 0 6 13 Prairie .. . 0 32 Harmion ?? t 8 16 i7ed Rover 1 ) 40 Lady of the Lake 0 8 18 Water Witci ?? 1 | DANA'S 42 Imagination ...
... There was a Mareschal of France.' Scott's Minstrel Tale of ' Sir Tristramr'-' The Lay of the Last Minstrel'-The late Duchess of BuccleuchThe Goblin Story of Gilpin HIorner-The Scenery of the Lay of the Last Minstrel-' Jean the Ranter'-Anecdotes of - I The ...
... great Scottish Minstrel, Sir Walter SoAt. Lasl Iinstrel- The Duchess of Bucoleuch-The Gootin StorDf Gilpin Horner-Tbe scenery of the Lay of the Last Minstrel- opinions of William Pitt and Charles James Fox-Fine patriotic passage, the Minstrel's Soliloquy ...
... was a Maresohal of France.' ';Scoft's Minstrel Tale of ' Sir Tristram'-' The Lay of a t Lest Miostrel'_The late Duohess of Buccleurh-The S Go'blin Story of Gilpin Horner-The Scenery of the Lay of thie Last Minstrel-'Jean the Ranter'-Anecdotes of 'TLhe ...
... home, and tit in England there are great masses of capital wanting means to of profitable investment, while in the North American Co.. in lonies extensive tracts of valuable Land, now unprofitable so to the Mother Country, need but the infusion of labour ...
... Melodies of Ireland- Chieftains of the Celtic NationIsmportance of their Minstrels-Musio an incitement to ?? French Musician and the Arab Horseman-Vigour of Moore's lyric. Song- The Minstrel Boy. In the course of the evening, the Death of Nelson. PART 11 ...
... Second Price to the Galleries. TIHE Q UEEN'S R O YA L THEA TRE, BRUNSWICK-STREET. rAREWELT, BENEFIT of Mr. MARBLE, t bratedl American Comedian, and positivelyd n Last Appearance. rT11S PRESENT THURSDAY, January loth, will be presented the Drama of YANKEE ...
... London Publications received weeklv, among. the latest are the Musical Annuals, for 8s32, viz. The Musical Bijou, - The Minstrel's Offering, 'lhe b adeau, snd T The Musical Gem. Bayley's 1- Songs of Alicack's, the Music! by Bisoullp and Addisro,&i ...
... -ibhland ?? my love sas born, the duet with Mr. f1edson, Thougli you leave now in sorrow, and the Irish Mielody of the The minstrel boy. IT Act the Third, the Highland Fling, in character, by Miss Raine and Mr. Dulang, and a Reel, incidental to the Piece ...