... at Half-past Six o'clock precisely, the A,]\ii«' ni ?? :n commence with (second time), an entirely Melo-Drama. with New Mnsic, Scenery. ! f 'decorations, called, THE IMPERIAL VIC- K! AA 'jWi.s of Hoenbelbe. A fier which will be ?? the h pU'ondtirne), a New Mono-Dramatic Ba- Alti (^'wlNNlNt- A HUSBAND; or, Seven's the '7c f ttXxti' 'resented— Sir Roderick Strangeways— fll o»**2S xi hi* Man ...

... ?? 1 ■' i -inii'i'iiiced for a second representa- V , i ?? !M '' f.i.-er- U vill then-fore be perlormed l^Str^. , ;^B ( . ll efi'iscKr.pted). rlliT'** ■ , Six- urecisHv. »i.l he produced for the &■; _, Halt P ?? >] H Spr ?? Melodrama, call.-d ' S^.*fr aY die Pc.\S\MS HAOGHTKR. •it* ?? _ Vlusic Scenery, Dresses, a- id Kmbel- n*-\ AA Jtiif*'* c ' d -, y Mr. Sanderson ; the Scenery ffr*. ?? ...

... it k MHIITHEATRE, ASTLE Y's>West- KOV* Bnfae-- TH,S P resent EVENING. Sept. 27, >ni. ' lcr .. o *ci,K*l: precisely, will be presented, for the (laity--* ~j entirely new Serio Comic Domestic Melo- -1 .. lt ?? f ?? fl j rts tt iil, new music, scenery, dresses, and de- Ci_o.>'*rtJlTflE WILD GIRL; or. The Three Assassins ' a ?? f: j ;,ifve.d,e Wild Girl, Mrs. Astley.— Rope Danc- ?? Fer/i. ...

... ' at Seven ° clock h, the ' It ?? - ?? ne «*erv succeeding Saturday at the same ■'-■• j t ,.n e c fi,e Dissertations for the first and * ' r: ?? il-i- « inlfr -ire on .he NATU RE of MA N cons- :. ?? c ?? I*'1 ?? - „v Mr. LUSH ; and oil GUN-SHOT ?? t I. rOOPER. ?? ' bv > lr * B ' G. JOHNSON. Secretary. !jL> l!^--^rnsiCA L, CHEMICAL, and fI^^GICAL SCHOOL. The COURSES will kiSfl- rT ifE ...

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... wiil I ?? J;,;:bmmatic Bnrletta. called THE Li*'*'rt.a«c« T THE CITIZEN. To conclude R. ...

... ; or, Occur de Lum. . „e ?? Farcical Burletla. ]X£ called SI»OIL'D CHIL- * Vicht. Ihe Overture and new ?? selected Music from the works 1i r Old Bnrnacle, Mr. Morley ; ' Watty Cockney, Mr. Fitzwtlliam, « riften expressly for the occasion, i Yach«. K Little Pickle, with L. ashore, Miss Bence. Manager Vr Brunton. Priscilla Tomboy, ; er f„rm on the Harp and Pianoforte, fuuidlady , Mrs. Gomersal ...

... Melodrama, called •^ an •'' 'T the PEASANT'S DAUGHTER. _ ■^idldf'-^ a > Music, Scenery, Dresses, and F.mbel- l ?*■ M-il^^'^'L'uosed by Mr. Sanderson ; the Scenery ?? d^^iSK ...

... which. THL SHIP- i !**£ TH*. ?? Till A L Bi BATTLL.-To-mor- Sfif _S^^£.i2«i; v, conclude with Robert the K&**fL *&>>**■ and the Secret; lo conclude .■». •* s-iinrda. • private Boxeshave been made, and may ?? o^ r-uinot possibly be kept later than f^ pf vbtly-— plac t' --Places 10 be taken at ?? vd7^t* ot Te7itot accommodation of tbe Nobility and k'tfr,irt. and „ nfthe Town, at Mr. Feiilum's ...

... ?? i lBlB ' I)ur ' fl f? tne short period I M 0 -* ni'hiis been cowigned to the Conduct of the > £itai'i ;sl ne „ erv effort has been used to render it worthy '' ?? rl Vr&t'f A public And although a considerable ex- *aittention «J f una vf»idable to open this Theatre wilh due ?? ?? , M .niiied thai the whole of the laierior shall be it* T reducine the Size, and extendine the Conve- - llp« ...

... I'^1 ?? i_ Fvenine's Entertainments to commence ?? HEADS and BLOCKHEADS. .I t. Comic I* ?? time this season) the Melo-dramatic ■■ r ?? Jf ' Ac ts, called THE VICAR OF WAKE- •V'i_'t_. ' T ?,_f,our-e of the Evening the following Songs:— h __ir 'y awi yjj. s Roe (written and composed by the ' : ?? ,t3i' '■ Vr ' U 'hv Mr. Eitzwilliams a favourite Song in the ?? i , ' ?? ' i: v ' Honor, by Mrs. ...

... ' , HnlO' 1 ' 1 ?? Serio-'Coinic Melodrama, called ?? 8 ' u-i'-ftly '* h , PE ?? ANTS DAUGHTER. J l^TnF-N' T a d M S, Scenery, Dresses, and Embel- :^R m ßrf!*' J„n ed by Mr. *a..der_on ; the Scenery ■^CT^fSSSs. (he Dresses by Mr. Brett and S^'i , n^atshy Mr. Morris and Mrs Free- R'Lilff 1 ' eec will be performed a celebrated ■tf s 'i - Rombenr. J«lhw, Mr Huntley , MS ■ P r .vl^ i In ...