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... electing a Committee of Management and Officers' and transoting other business of importance. 352) Belfast, 31st Dec. 1827. THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign. LAST NIGHT EUT rIHREE OF TRtE ENGAGEMENT OF MRS. HUMBY. THIS EVENING ...
... THEATRE, BELFAST. Ar 1,ermissie7n of Sir St-ldslen May, sovereign. I.ii''i' NIGHT OF TIHE ENGAGEMIENT OF Mrs. WA'WLETT, (tJf the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane and Haymrkct.) TillI present Evcr,~izg (Friday), Janiary 19th. will Tbe. ?? (by lparticular desire) ...
... their appearance on the oc- D casion:- S! MADAME CORNEGA, th (Prima Donna of the King's Theatre, London.) V SIGNOR BEGREZ, C .(PrincipalTenor of the King's Theatre, Loudpn.) L MISS MONTAGUE, (Pupil of Madame Cornega's.) C MADEMOISELLE CORNEGA. 4nd ln order ...
... Mr. Sheridan Knowles, thie' author of irpiaies ansd TFril- 1am T~el, hns a comedyr accepted by the manager of Drur L tane Theatre. 'The'Ex-King'of Sweden is sald to be 'so totally void of rescources, as to have been comielled int long since to pawn . his ...
... the King's Iheatre, Loudon)-S GN, T REZ, (Principal Te- I norof the King's 'l'liee, L 4Son)-MISS MONTA- T GUE, (from the Theatre Roi Dublin, Pupil of Madame Corurga, SIGNOR GIOVANOLA, (Of the Italian Opera House, London,) I Has arrived in Belfast, and ...
... commence at half-past Seven. (578 Tickets to be had of Mr. MACARTHY, at No. 13, Bridge-Street, and-of Mr.' %HNNAN, at the Theatre; where places for the Boxes maybe taken. NEW MAPS OF GREECE, TURKEY, RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, FRANCE, EUROPE, &c. . 7is day aie published ...
... 1NS IE 1 D C O E, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent Garden, are engaged for FIVE NIGHTS, aud will make their first appearance in the New Christimas, Pantomime, now perfor- raingwithdistinguishedaucces,attbe Theatre Royal, Druly- Lane, called ...
... and the other Members of tie Committee, nmstil that period. - - M. ANDREWS, Secretary. Belfait, 23d February, 1828. (706 ,I THEATRE, BELFAST. li Permssiion of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign. /N thtic Evening, (TUESDAY, March 4th,) will 4J be performed thle Comedy ...
... hvas d a cry large As,-wit sortment in the above Li . determianed to Sell on the most moderate terms DUBLIN, 20th )XL h (84 THEATRE, BELAFAST. cad By P-rmiesion of' Sir Stephen MI1ay, Sovereign. he BY DESnItE, ArND UNIJDEr THE PATRONAGE OF THE as NELSON ...
... If THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permission of Sir STephen May, Soaereign. FOR THE BENEFIT OF WXSS CHAL5EI5S. M ISS CHALMERS most respectfu]ly informs the M Nobility, Gentry, her Friends and the Public, that her Bersefit will take place On THURSDA', April 10, ...
... To strangers, its situation, alike convenient for the Old and the Neew Town, and its contiguity to the Post Office, the Theatre, and the splendid promenades ofthe Calton-Hill, must ever prove a serong enhaneement. W DtaNiRs and . SuPtrea provided for ...
... To strangers, its situation, alike convenient for the Old and tbe Vew Town, and its contiguity to the Post. Office, the Theatre, and the splendid promenades of the Calton-Hill, must ever prove a strong enhancement. t DIsNNEas and SurcEas provided for ...