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... ThEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. j q ,j6 OF TIlE PANTOMIME, unud of thle , n ?? of tho 13BO LENO FAMILY. Telt1 hl ,ppearance of Mr. B ROWNE. L gl RESENT MONDAY, January 9th, e performedl the Opera of blilE LiRI) OF TIIE MANOR. , M, T. ],ishop, in which lie will sing Love There's a heart beats for thee, and r solifer ; Totng Contrast, Mr. Browne; lclo *viil be produced an entirely New Grand terl ...
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... leitdi. Pr!~ ROYAL, DUBLIN. store F TE NEW GRAND' CHRIST- ci, M1,E:, for which the celebrated BO- 11yare expressly engaged. j: :B is re.enagged for a short period, and will 4.t . ra~itll,~, ?? Appearance. grSETT S &TURDAY, January 7th, PI lb .i, perfermed1 the Comedy of 03(is , ~ Mr. Browns; Lord Avondale,' B froa p: ete Mr Harcourt Bland; Robea Ayke, to.8 0 ir,. Ferment, miss Julia ...
... TiiEBATrE ROYAL, DUBLIN. J igt Nhtof tber Pcntonmime Tidrd Appeara;2e oE nlm o ES'RIS and hr. C. i1ll1S PRESENT MONDAY, January 23d, tilc psriormances will commence with the celebrated Ii eccl Entortainment, crilled C LATELIER DE CANO)VA: I thle followving beautiful Groups, on ai0or 'n t Pexle~tal.-I-Saliyp~on and the Philistines; ff51ar5 acid ' eilli -Achilles Mourning over the Dead B'bdy of ...
... IHEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BOLE NO FAMILY. Last Appearance but Two of Mr. BROWNE. QHIS PRESENT MONDAY, January 16th, TL the performances will'commenco with the celebrated Classical Entertainment, called L'ATELIER DE CANOVA, Introducing the following beautiful Groups, on a revolving Pedestal:-i-Sampson and the Philistines; 2_bars and Venus; 3-Achilles Mourning over the Dead ...
... *THEATRE ROYAL DUJBLIN. MR. BROWNE, aving in the most obliging manner offered his services, will appear in TwV Characters this Evening. HIS PRESENT EVENING, January 19th, the perforinaf'ces Will commence with (second time) 'cw Drama, called TIIS LAST MAN I O, TIIE 145flSE OF ELTRAAM GREEN. : Geoffrr Dal, tho Miser, Mr. Browne; Jacob Codlhig, . 3lier'i 31an, r. Baker; Barbara Gay, Miss Julia ...
... THEAT, 1, ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr CALCRAFT bh (- to announce that, with a view of presenting to the Dlublin Public a concentration of the first Talent in the British Empire, he hasat an enormous espense, engaged MADAME VESTRIS, Mr. C. IATIIEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, and irs. GLOYJE, who will appear in the Play, which will be prodced. NotsvithStoading tile very heavy expense of thishgage- ment, there will ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. H NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND CHRIST- * I1jS pANTOMIME, for which the celebrated BO- [,I:SO FAMILY are expressly engaged. R BaOWNB is re-engaged for a short period, and will make his Seventh Appearance. HIS PRESENT _l3ESDAY, January 3d, will be Performed the Comedy of THE WONDER. on Felix, Mr. Calcraft; Lisardo, Mr. Browne; Don mro Mr. Barrett; Col. Britain, Mr. Harcourt ...
... RBOYAL, DUBLIN. I lee iv TUE PAN TOMlMI, and of the On el e ft of the BogLENO FAMILY. geetrae o M.BROWNE. lk ?? WED , NES;D AY, January 11, eed the Comedy of ...
... =~HEATR1] ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr. CALCRAFT begs to announce that, with a vie presenting to the Dublin Public a concentration of first Talent in the British Empire, he has, at an enormous expense. engaged MADAME VESTRIS, Mr. Charles MATHEWS, Mr. W. FARREN, and Mrs. GLOVER, who will appear in the Plays which will be produced. Notwithstaniding the very heavy expense of this engage- nieit, there will ...
... THVEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. By Desire and under the Patronage of the Right Hon. Lieutenant-Genieral Sir Edward Blakeney, Ri.C.B., Corn- manding the Forces, &c. &c', Lady Blakeney, Colonel Chatterton, C.B., Commanding the Garrison; the Com- mauding Officers of Regiments, &c. &C. HIIS PRESENT SATURDAY, January 14th, T will be performed the Comedy of THE SCHOOL OF REFORM. Mr. Ferment, ?? Mr. Browne, ...
... TO THE AD VERTISING PUBLIC. Those 'who recollect the FREE1uA'S JOURNAL some.' thirty years ago need not be reminded that, as a vehicle for Advertisements, it scarcely had a superior. In the hands of former Proprietors it, in a-great de- itee, lost this distinction; but, in thae confidence that u can be regained, the present Proprietors resolved gpon that' recent change lin its- condition' by ...