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... 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 ...
... potnene, Trompeuse, Cordelia, Crocus, Fly, Mariner, Fancy, Goodwill, Royal Dover, March 13. Two transports, the Samantaii Blackberry, arrived here on Friday last with part the Bah. the 78th regiment on board going to aa to recruit; they are stilt detained ...
... .4 MOTHER'S VEXOEAKCE. Orrila, by Miss JAMESON. AFTER WHICH SILVESTER DAGGERWOOD. TO COXCtI'DF. WITH THE FARMER. Betty Blackberry, by Miss JAMESON. . iy THE COURSE THE EVENING, SIGNOR PUCCI will sing Italian Aip. and accompany himself on the Pedal Harp ...
... 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 ...
... W| . l)( , jjard the Muff cal farce THE FARMER. Vtleoline, Mr. IndHon; BUcktwrry, Mr. Taylor; Jump*. Mr. M»«»fcn; Betty Blackberry, Mr*. Li»u>ni Molly MaNbo*!'* Mis»Bol*e«» * To-iuorrov . fcoad lo Wnin. wbb recpingrTom. *—■*’ V iv. 1U iCt, i. iu, oiiy ...
... TUESDAY, RSO. Mr. A. Irwin’s h. Mariner, 4-yrs. old i Dr. Elliott’s h. nr. Kitty, 5 yrs.' old 2 Mr. Duke’s b. m. Betty Blackberry, 3 W Y, 18— £50. C*pt. Ormfby’s Ht'rfc Eufton, yrs. old 1 Major Soutcr’s b. h. Acaftus, 4 o'J- Mr. Loftus Jones’? b. in ...
... dr. Tuestfiry. 11-301. Ur. A. Irwia's b. Marimer. 4 years old 1 1 De. Elliott's b. us %thy. years old Mt Duke's b. Betty Blackberry , 3 1.- r. la-50(. Capt. Ormsby's h. Bustoo, 8 years 191.1 Major t•outer's b. h. Acastas. 4 yrs. old. Mr. Letts Juaes's ...
... George broke the window and stole the above-mentioned goods, anti brought them to the house of John Griffith, who kelis an in Blackberry-alley. Gray's Inn-lane. Information of the theft was given by an acquaintance of King, in consequence of which they were ...
... Mr. Jameson, Culver street, father of Miss Jameson, of our theatre. Monday died, alter long and painful illness Mr. P. Blackberry, of Lawrence hill Wednesday died, Chepstow, the Rev. John Davies. Tuesday se'nr.ight died, at his father’s house at Pottbury ...