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... conclude with the highly successful Pantomime, entitled THE MIRTH THE STEAM ENGINE; or, Harlequin Go-a-llead.” Clown, Mr. T. Harry. ROYAL STANDARD THEATRE, SHOREDITCH. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with PROMOTION LIFE, or the Ladder of Crime, ...
... Bridal Ring, supported the whole strength of the company —Oh Wednesday, the entertainments will for the benefit of Mrs. J, Harry. Royal cloakimqv-geokuesmitii o»ti and Smith, successors to Bveringtou). now No. 32. Ludgatehill. respectfully announces to those ...
... After which the Hurlettaof THE MISTAKEN STOUV. To conclude with THE THE STIiAM ENGINE ; or, Harlequin (iu-a-Head.”Clown,Mr. Harry. ROYAL STAS I)AIID\THEA THE, SHOREDITCH. rills KVl;\ IN ...
... Saville, Gilbert, Buckstone Compton, T. Green, F. Vining, and Cullenford; Mesdames W West, P. Horton, Bailin, Humby, and Harris. ROYAL isurtßEY THEATRE. The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, are hereby informed, that Mr. Sams, ;Royal Library, St. James's-street ...
... Stockwell-street. Bricklayer—Mr. Disney, Blackbeath-hill. Carpenter —Mr. Cook, Royal-hill. Ironmonger and Smith —Mr. Harris, Royal-hill. Painter, ic—Mr. Richards, Trafalgar-road. Brooms—Mr. Lance, Church-street. AVheelright —Mr. Mack, Blackheath-hill ...
... Castle, Cooper’s-road, Old Kent-road. Richard Lock, King William the Fourth, Samuel-place, Albany-road, Camberwell. William Harris, Royal William, South Lambeth New-road. William Crow, the Tulse-hill Hotel, corner of Norwoodlane. William Ruming, Cowley Anns ...
... Lordship bas immediately administ station-house; but w administer the oath, | 1s. must be paid, anc police funds. “ Mr. N. Harris, | ROYAL BOA The usual meeting last ; his Grace the I the chair. A variety of donat merous specimens in other fine plants, ex! ...
... Easton. Paymasters and Pursers—Richard Booth, Wm. Thom son, James C. Cumming, John B. Cotman, Lemma Lellyett, William Harris. ROYAL MARIN ES. — Captain Thomas Gilbert; First tenant Henry How ar d ; S econd Li eutenan t s —Vesey Bedinfield Pogson. London: ...
... Barktr. To conclude with— THE DEER STALKERS. Principal Characters by Miss Gould, Messrs. Wilson, Stretton, M'lan, and Harris. ROYAL SURREY THEATRE. THii EVENING will be performed a Grand Drama entitled WARLSHA. Thr Characters will include the whole of ...
... ShineSeld, Berke, at Worcester, on the 29th Oct. Lindsay. Lieut.-Golonel M., to Matilda, daughter of the late Major-General J. Harris, Royal Artillery, at teeth, on the 18th Oct. Roxburgh. Francis, Esq., of the Middle Temple, and Great Derain-street, Russell-square ...
... s the 18th inet., at the British Mu On the 10th inet., by the Rev. Hugh Wyodbam, A.M, at Christchurch, Captain Robert Harrie, Royal of the late J es Harris, of Wit tervhem Hall, in the county of Herts, to Priscilia Sophia, daughter of Capteis Pearuddocke ...
... THREE GRACES. Jilpiter, Mr. Wright ; Bacchus, Mr. Paul Bedtbrd ; Mercury, Mr, bxberry ; Pan, Mr. Wieland; Apollo, Mr. A. Harris ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. The FIREWORKS of ELORA. Earlier hour ef commercement. Notice,--To avoid the disap, ointment ...