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... PRITCHARD, Late of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden, Edinbro', and lHawkin-street, Dublin, and now Lessee of the York Theatre and Circuit. On MONDAY NEXT, the 19th of JUNE, 1843, Her Majesty's Servants will perform Richard Brinsley Sheridan's Tragie Play of ...
... THE THEATRE, LE13ED9, IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON, June, July, and August, and Performances everg Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thutrsday, and Friday, under tbe Manageiuent of the New Lessee, MB . 1. P;UITCHARn, Late of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden ...
... WVEEKLEIGH, from the Theatre Royal, Birmingham. Mr. CHICHELEY, from the Princess' Theatre, Oxford-street, London-Prompter. Mr. TANNETT, from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, Principal Artist to the Establishment. Mr. CHAPMAN POYNTER, from the Theatre-Royal, Liver- ...
... Mr. COOKE, Theatre Royal, Brighton. Sir. fll)OTfI, do.* d.. deo. Mr. W. L. REDE, Theatre Royal, Birming)l'al. Mr.flN 17tItTON, Theatre Royal, Liverpool, Mr. YOUNG, Theatre ltoyul.Glnagpvi. Mr. NELSON, Theatre, .earbroe. Mrs. iBOOTH, ...
... misinformed, thait the t Works are contracteti for at ''s,000 less than his f Estimate. t r THEATRE, LEEDS. ; ?? RAYNER, late of this Theatre, and I rii now frome the Theatre Royal Drury-Lane, having concluded an Engagement for Three Years in it Lonsdon, wihich ...
... THEATRE, LEEDS, June 9, ISO, I.. ' ?e9IIE PnPhlic are mnqt respectfully informed, AM u. a the TJI ...
... On TUESDAY Evening, A Cure, for the Ilcait Ache ; after which for the first time in this Theatre, a Popular New Piece, now playing at the Metropolitan Theatres, called The Wigwam. To conclude with Don Caesar de Bazan. On WEDNESDAY Evening, the Scottish ...
... at the prin. cipal Theatres in London, America, and throughout the provinces, as,valso, on her previous engagement with Mr. Pritchard in this town, and whose perform- ance since, with her sister, MISS SUSAN CUSH- MSIAN at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, and ...
... benefit of Mr. Rayner. On Friday to commence with the Slave. Gambia, Mr. 0. H. Bright, of the Theatre Royal York. His first appearance at this theatre. Stage Manager, Mr. Noville. Boxe, 2s.; Pit, Is. ; Gallery, Gd. ...
... IN . DF.I; FENCLI OF STAGE AMUSl'F:IENTS ?? Remnlarks on the Theatre. ' IY A CHUX IMICr.AN. Shall Trutb be silent bccaute lolly frou ns ? Vot17g. ?? To TSernd young people to the Theatre to form th(ir sanner.,, is Ilo expect that they will learn virtoc ...
... Railing, and on no account to be permitted to enter the Exchange Ground. In the Evening, A% SOIREE will take place in the Theatre-Royal. Tea on the Table at Six ?? precisely. Tickets of A ?? l8., Gentlemen Is. 3d.. way be had of Mr. West, 6, Watson's Wa)k; ...
... the Theatre Malibran, in Venice; Signo*TPALTONI, Prima So- prano; Signor GUIDI' P-tioenore, of the Theatre Rossini, at Liverno,' and he. 'Majesty's Theatre, Lon, don; Signor PALTQ]9, 'PFnimo' Basso, of La Scala, in Milan, and her M ajiety'a Theatre London; ...