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... Charlotte Egerton, Wilbrahani Egerton, Esq., J. Egerton, Esq., Sir John and Lady Shelley/ the Hon. Mr. Lyttleton, Stafford Jeringham E s q., Captan Crewe, Wooley Crew_, Esq. Sir John and Lady Bush, OPENING OF THE NEW THEATRE -ROYAL, MANCHESTER.' The ...
... people of this country. Mr. John O'Connell is certainly made to speak out on this occasion. General Jackson is popular with the Irish, and why ? Because he drove back the English army from New Orleans. With all deference to Mr. John O'Connell, if he did say ...
... Bonnets allowed • r eaa Circle, and no Children in Arms admitted to or the House. No money returned. STAGE -MANAGER, Mr. W. J. HAMMOND. NE. s ROYAL LIVER, CHU . RCII-STREET. Management o te of Mrs. H. . GRATTAN, of the 4 heutres- Royal, Covent-garden and Princess's ...
... n - lioxes may be taken of Mr. Wanns, Box Book-1 Kir e . „ 0 Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no 4 i tls i ley -'a Arms admitted to any part of the House. No ,Ilteturned. No admission at the Stage Door but to Per- Raged in the business of the ...
... places in L ower Boxes may be taken of Mr. WADDS, Box Book-I:kirci No Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no tra,„ in Arms admitted to any part of the House. No 40078,Y returned. No admission at the Stage Door but to Pergaged in the business of ...
... places in Boxes may be taken of Mr. WADDS, Box Book- Zeil c b.`• No Bonnets allowed in the Dress Circle, and no eol l „,•ell in Arms admitted to any part of the House. No 41 0; 1 , 3' r eturned. No admission at the Stage Door but to Pereaitikged in the business ...
... the planet Mars. Hitherto this planet has been distinguished by a fiery redness of colour, which, to use the language of Sir John Herschell, indicates, no doubt, an ochrey ti nge i n th e general soil, like what the sandstone districts of the earth ma ...
... fell, and the flames were instantly extinguished. Knowles, when taken up, was found to be dreadfully scorched about the chest, arms, and thighs. The fire was extinguished by a few buckets of water. We are glad to state that the unfortunate man was going on ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, CHURCH-STREET. —A new domestic drama, entitled The Pride of Birth, was produced on Monday evening, Mrs. H. P. Grattan and Mr. W. J. Hammond sustaining the principal characters. It will form the afterpiece during the whole of the present week ...
... THE 1 - 9,PIY MAN. Paddy Murphy 2conclude with THE OLYMPIC REVELS. Pandora.. .Mrs. H. P. Grattan. I Prometheus Mr. John Ryan. Acting and Stage Manager, Mr. JOHN RYAN, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. THISSoIe Lessee and Manager ...
... Limerick and the adjacent districts are still distressing. Domiciliary visits by armed bands of Rockites, uttering threats in order to induce men to give up farms, seizing arms, and beating people, have been of frequent occurrence. The offences, however, ...
... Friday next, the St. Helens, on Saturday, and the Birkenhead, to-morrow week. - FASHIONABLE ARM VALS.—The Marquis of Ely, the Earl of Selkirk, Lord Vivian, Lord Cardigan, the Hon. Capt. Cholmondely, the Hon. William Ponsonby, and Col. Bunbury were among the ...