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... A to • FREEIIIOLD V ENT A of the of from So 11* l'ounty of Verk will weeferrol. Peeticulars wily be soldiesed to Atkinson am/ Snicker., Leech. ...
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... Young MAN hat a refful.ar !Irmoeireship to the Drapery llusinvss en.l w 1.0 can be well Also. ale APPRENTICE. Apply to Mr J. Ilarrison, Wakt.field. Wakrtield. heel. TO RE IT.T, i , t , N 111,1., of •Ihree Icribt.!.•rs, role 111. Corder., Three Itdhc.. 3,1 Two with Power fr a Stv.vo to turn the 5a.11.•. For !Ocher Pal tit ulars. of 31r. William the ...
COBOUttG TiIKATHE, opposite Wa- X lt . r ?? Bridie-road. Lambeth. — Under the immediate ' •■.•of l'«- Royal ..
... Prince Leopold of Saxe Co- P'^^THIS PRESENT EVENING, the Performances with a Historical Melo Drama, with _* 1( j s »|cndid Sqenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decora- * '.la rches, Chornsse*., and Combat., called WALLACE, of SCOTLAND. Comic Sor.s;j. by Mr. Davies. f|f übich, a Grand Asiatic Ballet, with n ...
GAOLER'S WELLS.— EASTER MONDAY, the rl *i& of March. 1818, under tho Direction of Mr. C. Dibdin, . ?? ,s,*r
... a su! Director of tho Music. Mr. Whitaker; a new wind Piece, called CAUGHT at LAST. A new Panto- A 77 called The CLEMENTS; or. Where is Harlequin. '-tui Mr.Grimaldi. A new Aqua Drama, istken from Lalia B.nkh ?? TheGHLBER ; or, The Fire Worshippers. The ?? *. vne ?? tho Conflagration of the TEMPLE of the _V'v on REAL WATER.— Boxes 4s. Pit _s. Gallery Is.— ; . c , r , mien at Half-psu-t Five, ...
Pf For the BENEFIT of Mr. KINLOCH, Box-Book and j H*ti-**-'
... performing .tv- ?? and most assuredly the only opportunity the ?? wii! imvc «f wilnessio; the Pony Races, a* they will fc ?? • the c.icrse *;f ihe week. ImoVAl. AMPHITHEATRE (Alley's), West- %. w.*Ttsi«-T Hridge. Coder the Patronage of tbeir Royal ,taK*«e« t'- Pi rr* Regent and Dnke of York.— THIS VT IVi MNG. WEDNESDAY, October 7. at ?? v, v n( lock precisely, the D.NDY FAMILY xt tti'' l ...
SHAKSPEARE and KEAN, &c— -Mr. THEL- WALL'S LECTURES.— INSTITUTION for REMF- m-of ORGANIC DEFECTS and ..
... Inn Fields.-THIS F.VEN ING, at Fight, on the Union of the Pathetic and S«hltme with the Simple and Familiar, and of the Poetic Ideal with the Trmh of Nature in the Tragedies of Shakspeare; particularly in King Lear* and the Necessity of like Combinations in Perception and Ma- nifestation to constitute a Great Actor. — Admission, 45. ; ei ...
— evv^l jist S i hrht but Four of the Tyrolesian Peasants. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (Astlev's), Wert- ■inster Bridge. ..
... Patronage of their Royal w. _^f die Prince Regent and Dnke of York.-TIFIS SvWi^n Tuesday) will be presented, a new broad comic Vb^ r \L liirlemt, called the DANDY FAMILY and the V?^r^ACKIKS. In the course of the Bnrlctta, six Real £ S Lilt start for a Sweepstakes, to be decided in five heats, Ponies will .tari r - ours ...
SSf_TRE royal, COVKNT-GARDEN.— T For the BENEFIT of Mr. C. KEMBLE.-Oo WED- ?? i,*ne :'• will be acted ..
... of > T -j VlX> ABOUT NOTHING. Benedict, by Mr? C. ?? \i Keatrioe, by Mrs.C. Kemble. After which* an Inter- *T-ilea PERSON ATION. Lady Julia. Mrs. C. Kemble. 1 ' ,iide ith the Melo-drama of THE FOREST OF 1° vivv -Tickets and Boxes to be had of Mr. C. Kemble, \c ?? Chambers ; and of Mr. Bnindon,at the n rt v Office. . • , ff^JiKATTir: 'f AN Al J. '• Al i , Ai KU iC I A_, „r. I i*i ri lieini ...
THE TIME DRAWS NEAR ! ! ! ?? of ,he old Stale Lottery OCices, 4, Cornhiil, and f), Charing-Cross, f
... V ?? London, respectfully reminds u j s Friends, tbe Public, that the State I • | v . dv the umn l KING'S BIRTH-DAY, ('NEXT THURSDAY) c coom** «f ou 'i H ' tw, ° T^^ l * fl,e ' f ' 4^«U less than last Lottery.)— There are Three '' N p „. ..f i.20.00J, and 104 other Capitals, -All Sterling Money.— The b>sl 20 Prizes will each I n-o-e, making £20,000 in the first Half Hour. which attends ...
Capital Mill Poops,- 'fl) W LET,
... And Filtered to on tilt. IA l)ny of April next, ALI. 111 It N. or Alt M I 1.1.'4, called .11,11 situate on the River Aire, shad %Ides holm lavas• together with the M14- %G E. COT Alt ItEN, and 10 Acres of rich tints. LAND adjoining,. Also. all those Cagiest CORN anti OIL I walked grio.t eligibly situated on the Conflux of taro Havers Aire and ('alder, and coo.• monglin/ the of Water ...