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... place. LYCEUM THEATRE.—On Monday Mr. Sweeny, the Nigger Melodist, takes his benefit. Balls, Falvey, Williams, an Mrs. 11. Grattan play for him, which, in addition to the talent of the company, will no doubt insure a great holm. MAGAZINE DAY, BL 4CK IVO ...
... Highness. Mr. Moon had the honour of submitting to bet' Majesty and Prince Albert yesterday the large historical engraving by John Burnett, from the late Sir David Wilkie's picture of the death of the Sultan Tippoo Saib, at the capture of Seringapatam. The ...
... distributed their medals. We were all in line, and as they approached each corps presented arms. The advanced guard was composed of a company of the 13th, with trailed arms and very steady step; then each detachment in succession. Broadfoot's gallant sappers ...