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... 1 j ' for , »' ?? a,,d , tt dience« on the Eccentric *„ J Ts. ?? a ' c the Grand Equestrian Kn ree by ni , ?? Tail »«-, ar.d docility, aiid'sagacty, caunot L J l °u P j' hich «* ?? Will, together with ihe Sw m^ A $**• tn > A &IL.^Y S 1 Westminsier Brttl^e -— TfII« vvwki S4lm HIGH METTLED RACER^f^^TOMIME, Horseback. I„ the coune of hi?, Z t * r, «! 1 « l » » Sorie Race, and a real ...
... Plou-h-bov Prm- ripal Dat.t-ers, v;„ m -ura„d Madtum* Lc Clcrcq : \ ?? Me - dramat.c Cutbrtaa Speciaclc, Wr.t.e., by M r ?? C . DibdSn* «•* by ?? ««W tf»e RED-IiANf)S, n- vrV h ?M, C'lnbtln Wh T ! ?? !lN ?* P m ■*». t^MiLuciior. af Mr. C. ltiboin; wiih eiitfr.-ly .i,* w Music, by Mr. Reeve- new Scenery by Mr. Andrews. •_!„_ by ' |/ r . ciint^eV l)r „ses and decorations, Called II ItCLEQCI ...
... tV _9VJL T . A *f Thanks for ibekifd ree p f. o n o wh^ n U h rn , h,S ?? during hi* canvass fnr the GffieeL o bhc has ?? lust-nil ion ; and paniculirlv _?i y V €, _ 1 ,0 th - ***«*^nt their support Havi^brenV^ ?? w4ro ?? ?? -•« on various brnnche? V 1 utohe Licturer University of Oxford aid -, h« e '° ?? a . G ™ 4 --*c °- t-e Faysiciai, htSiZ^^J__T_. mf ' °_ t,, 'a l Co - , ''B« * ...
... a New^snt ?? .) ,t P, r JrNap.iv napped.** XfiZ^^rCfl* ?? TNDf AN JUGGLERS, late^PllT.AlaTiT^tTo- jl n.sed by tiie Royal Family, Nobility, of Great Britain and llw late Illustrious Visitors/ The Pytfl e^re very respecu COMMMLhI) EXHIBITING iheir wonderful Perform- wices ?? London, at the MINERVA REPOSITORY '2B Leadeniiajl-fireet, on their return from Edinburgh, where* they were ...
... VTe- creted by^ a maapie. Other ENTERT M S MROT* Yin T e«.res*.-4«, f u ..„ t adverti^ments SX 1 . »iT »^ r«f 2,. Wr Calais. Dwi to be .^.ed nf?.Aci^k tbe pS tn begin at seven. Tickets taV had of Mr Fa* eM S , C lree > W «*««*-^l and of Mr Steven* ni the Box Ofbce^Strand entrance, where places .nay he ?? f I WATRE RO V AE— ExNGUSU OPERAS ?? FlSjfiSS r u ( ?? KE MM>st announce to Z, W I LD ...
... Ifcrih a mZv*J£2*_ ?? the Pr - n ...
... speciacl^, written l.v Mr. C. DtMin; jvjusic by Mr Reeve, called the RED-HANDS, or Welch Cii.eftains. After which, « New Pantomime, the proritietion Q f Mr. C. Dibdin, wnh eot-rer-** n*w Musif, by .Sir Reeve ■ nl w Scrni-ry toy Mr, Andrew?, assisted hy Mr. Cliwt, new' dresses and decorations, called 1 1 \ IILEQU IN *RI Ll.i ANT P,ncu.al Characters: Mr. Ellir, Mr May, Mr. Campbell Mr. Mri.gnal ...
... the Life) of Bo- naparte, when General, nf Napoleon when Emperor, and of pope Pius VII, are now exhibiting at the Adeipiii House, Adam-street, Adelphi, tw. doors from the Strand. Admis- lion Is. The Chevalier David is the only artist .-.ho had free access to Bonaparte, in quality of bis tin. painter. All the minute accessaries* the above three pictures, are pointed r om the original suojecls ...
... it will be represented for Ihe first Kane this Evening, with, also tirsi time, by de.ire. a Grand Equestrian Entree by 30 Horses, which for beauty! docirtty, at-d sagacity, cannot be equalled in Europe. ASTLEYS, Westminster Bridge. THIS EVEN- ING, HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. Avery. Afterwards the popular Seno-Lotnic EQUESTRIAN PANTOMIME called the HIGH METTLEI) RACER , of Harlequin S Horseback. In the ...
... Eccentricities of the Hunted Tailor, and the Grand Equestrian Entr_*e by 30 Horee_,whieh for beauty, docility, and sagacity, cannot be equalled iv Europe, they will, together wiih the following popular Perforuttinces, be represented every Evening tbis v.e-ek. A-STL-EY'S, VVestmm. ter Bridge.— THlS EVFaN- -ING, HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. Avery. Afterwards tbe popular Benp-Comic EQUESTIUA.N PANTOMIME, ...
... U au ?„,;„>« p , »rK a 4i , . , i« °^ de 4rawjngs ofthe CATTLE of WATERLOO l^F? a PfCTURT? of the ture painted by hin, of t£- n,2 th*!*™ to the. late Pic- to l,is F General S 8 Jain r* ? or *™ above Picture wHI beZ'r,. Natlollal rx » l «W»V* to the Print of U c D^kV SPwJtefflH_B&& aS Co ' n P aoion To be eneraverf in ?? i *■*•*•»■ and Generals as abnve. pres., ons, Six tideea, * 254%T ...
... Si vfninc n L, m ' Tl,ls PW-SRNT -T ?? KNIIN «. •'• - N «'w Dance, railed the PlouH.-boy Prin- f,pnl Dancers, M0,,5,e,,r and Madame Le Clerco.A new Mcl - dramai c Ca-«br.ari Spectacle, Hritten by Mr C Dibdin • M.i-.c by Mr Reeve, rall,,d ,|,e RED-HANDS, or We eh S^T iJthZ W,H ,' aN I W P ?? the'prodpctiH,,' «f Mr. C. Ilibdin wi.l, entirely new Music, by Mr. Reeve; nor Nreiiery by Mr. Andrews ...