... for the first lime,. ?? 1)8 /Ibio«i interesting Hisiorical Mclodrame, (altered in sr* —_iii frtun apierewhlchhaslongatiracteoall Parw), THB FATE OF CALAS. With new music, v^* Jresscs &c. Calas. Mr. Bengough; Marc Antoine ?? r 'Mr Watkini J Edward, Mr, Huntley; Ambmise, Mr. t >las. ?? 'fiMannearance here these two seasons) ; The Capi- ?? I i i Gran! ; Jacob, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; Lawrence, i ...

... MONDAY) ?? Comic Pio- [EA ...

... S v k a*- fla^-l'^ 1 Six ?? precisely, will be presented •*■- ?? lime- an cn, ' re ?? v 11CW an; * - P-r did Melodsramatic f l-'nchanif-eot (the main incidents of which are taken f' c*e * « ( ,*s beautiful Poem of 'Jerusalem Delivered, inter- h** / ff it.i Songs, Duels, Glees, Chorusses, Marches, and Com* 9** ih entirely new scenery, extensive machinery, dresses, b3i ?? w\« and decorations ...

... Hft|f P- .pasting Historical Melodrame, faltered in Wfift « 10 - 1 TZ a uiecc which has longattracted all Paris), B*J>-*/tHF FATE OF CALAS. With new music, ■Ctit |e0 ?? ' Calas. Mr. Bengough; Marc Antoine mmtLT * e *Sif« • Edward, Mr. Huntley; Ambrnise. Mr. Kir. * a France here these two seasons) ; The Capi- Wt^^acob, Mr- W. S. Chatterley ; Lawrence, ■Wit ■ G * a> Assessor, Mr. Parker (from ...

... during ■W.t COM, ,f nas i Sit ?? precisely, will be presented ?? ntH ,n en.irelv new and splendid Melodramatic ■Odti***'' /.he-main incidents of which are taken m*^ al ,it} P„em of Jerusalem Delivered, Inter. ?? bf * r . ,wis Glees, Chorusses Marches, and Com- ?? »* «-»:it-rv. extensive machinery, dresses, ■MTait^'TlVnZiani t„W called, THE CRUSADERS; ?? ™e «bOle'of the Music entirely ■ , ...

... cE VnJ Historical Melodrame, (altered in K ...

... ALTER- __ *£* A tni?*, viz - A ?? ?? 9o, * >l ' Ma y 4lh and ,Brh - KfT.'-'yj 29th, under the direction of the Proprietors I isiih ?? Institution, and will consist of au equal ■fen? nffl and INSTRLMEN TAL MUSIC, se- Kit- 1 • r the works of the great modern Ma«ters. Tt* BjS^y rerts the fallowing Performers are already en- Kt^ S?Ln. Miss Stephens, the Demoiselles De f .ihu, ■*' r Try' &'**■ ...

... 7Z\c Horse, wiihout Saddle or Hridle. X^ b SIIiTHEATRE (Astley's), West- Bi'*k THIS EVENING, ApriI ?? during ■ l . Ie S|V „-Clock precisely, the evening's en- \W\ 3 ; H- ll, ! M , n ,, nC e with an entirely new interesting ■^Wl. C ...

... hilled for the RELIEVING of INDIGENT KlprV^iS •» l»fe MAJWTY^S COMPANY, of flitf* v b _'„ffi*H EATRE ROY AU DRURY-LANE, •Sdl^VhirD ANNIVERSARY DINGER, at- the S s* ,lv: * lh •£ W^ll 0 ?? «*«*»■ ?l«ia* ns ?? DUKE of V ORK has most graciously V H^^«ide Vice-Piroiden., Wsftoyal Hwbtve* lie* c ?? 1 c 77Jex A list of the Noblemen and Gentlemen 'iP 1 * he Society •» Vice-Presidents will be ...

... ■W (.fnnpose. J «- herrV The Overture and Music from ■Cctf^V n Mas ,ers. After which (for the 3d time) a |>'»tffce called WIDOW or NO WIDOW I Pr> B r l >Lrted Mui-ic, new Dresses, &c. The Over- ml^^x ifbs Mr. Sanderson- Captain Perdue, Mr. EST** N^ Valet), Mr. Ridgway ; Vapid, Mr. Fitz- _K° ...

... Sck Horse, withont Saddle, or Br»rfle. ■S^r B Amphitheatre (Astley's), west- ■■iV* 1, o -It e -THIS EVENING, April 13, the en- ■V^'?i eminence with-an entirely new interesting K>i* ,U -^ ' Icloilram*. called XAI A OF .CHINA ;. X M**S Xaia. ?? Fisherman's Wife, Mrs. fr-l al, ?? Monsieur Feu*l. A New Song Horseman PvJ rx traordidary. Rope Dancrng, by ■ tfrS* 80 ' iar from Paris. The Troop of ...

... «•»'', in a Wherry. Tbe Overture and Music from X- or l* v * -j'yers. After whirh (for the sih time) a to be called W IDOW or. NO WIDOW ! LC^S f elected Music new Dresses, &c. The Over- *»•«* -dMsic by Mr. Sanderson. Captain Perdne, Mr. t*» ■ ,I rhi* Vnkt). Mr. Ridgwav : \'apid, Mr. Fitz- Sk: ?? Mr. Wa.kins; Jeremy Diddler, Mr.W'yatt; &SJSr|lr. Smith; Captain Perkjns^Mr. Ellis; tft 1 } ...