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... td. culouredi ' 2L QITZZICAL CHARACTERS , wiA Poetical ' De.- 1 1,'ii.iii.s. It. aal lb fid. coloured. 2*. Tite TYGER'* THEATRE. It. *nd Is. fid. ' coloured. 2«. Al-THF.NTIC MEMOIRS rf the Lpfrl F MAN ..Ml Ac LITTLE M AID. lllu»tra ...
... and zr:;xpe&tkiim or refined acqui rement 'than 'Public Lessons . Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro. or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach thdr ramifies, • . or aiding which he has on sale new-Invented self-14;0g leetninse.itt, enabling ...
... is reported in the salons of the Capital, that a part of the business of the Minissry of the Royal Househo d, .such as the Theatres, Museums, Manufactures, objects of 'Art, ke. ke., is tote transferred to the Ministry of the Interior. Sfrang,: rumours are ...
... opposition was made to the recommendation, and the Report was agreed to. The General Committee ol the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre have nominated Mr. Calcraft, Col. Douglas, Mr. Robins, Mr. Soane, and Sir T. Turton,.to,he the Sub-Committee tor the year ...
... trainin g .. , Thursday night, as Air. Samuel Taylor, of Upper York-street, Paddington, was on his way home from Sadlers-wells Theatre, he was stopped on the New -road by two fellowswith large sticks, Who demanded his money. Mr. Taylor immediately gave them ...
... , 508 . _' .- ' ' _••• •' • . _. _.. i . _i ; 'i ' roppnu , Congress of ) 395 . . .: ]( '' ; - _ ...
... is reported in the salons of the Capital, .that a part o the business of the Minissry of the Royal Househo d, such as the Theatres, Museums, Manufactu.res, objects of Art, tke., is to be transferred to - the Minis tly of the Interior. Strange rumours are ...
... SHARE in (his Splendid THEATRE, producing a clear Annnal Income of 2.5/. paid mnst punctually half-yearly al the Treasury of the Theatre, without any deduction whatever, and secured upon the immense property of this splendid Theatre ; and a Free Admission ...
... following .up and arranging some intrigue. At night he again makes his appearance alcolfe, from whence he proceeds ' to the • theatre; he sups at the restaurateurs; and it would serve no good purpose to inquire how the re, ; maining hours of the night aredisposed ...
... •: thirty Years ; 4 vols. 245. : . 7 The IRISHWOMAN', a Comedy; by LADY CLARKE,' (gister of Lady Morgan), performed at the Theatre Royal, Dublin ; 3s. 6th 8. The HERMIT IN LONDON, or Sketches of English Mannets ; 3 vols. 18s. . 'Ti: , pleasant through ...
... called LILLIPLT; with other Entertainments suitable to the o *•* Places and Tickets fur the Boxes to hail of Mr. Cozens at the Theatre, from 11 o’clock till each day ; and Tickets lor the Pit and Gallery at Koulli ami Jameson's Printing Ollice. ...
... to bcpaid off. A Meeting of the zincreditch Vestry disapproves of • the conduct of tne Manchester Magistrates. The Adelphi Theatre open and tne .Surrey Thuotli closco.- lary g ,, 04,, _ ...