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... Miss Rramah. Miss Ed 4 ards. Miss Richardson ➢ir. J. W. Collier, ..Mr. R. Power, Harlequiii Columbine THE TRANSFORMATION Hunt, I Pantaloon .. __Miss Brantah.. Clown . On'Saturday next, the 15th •instant, The ...
... M'Glyrin, Mr. R. Madison, Mrs. E. A. Collier and daughter, Mr. H. Jenkins and lady, Mr. Schmidt Mr. Waring, Capt. D. Pratt and lady, Mr. D. Stewart, Mrs. Drew, Mr. J. Holbrook, Miss Jones, Mr. J. Muirhead, Mr.W ...
... or A dmi I MISS MISS 13 A IViolin Cornet J I F ANNY D A V Scrio-Co MAST IFFORD, The wonderful infa ,T,TCENT, . MAT WINES lON F R Select Compartments for Gentle N D Y rEPITENS L 0 D G Danc-r vnd Vocalist Ews. I ...
... regiment of foot: Major J. 0. Moller, dangerously, since dead. MISSING. December 20.-34th regiment of foot: Lieutenant J. Byron. 60th regiment of foot: Captain H. J. Frampton and Lieutenant M. A. Clarke. J. B. BIICKNALL EncouuTrA.djutant ...
... MISS CUNNINGHAME-LETTER FROM HER BROTHER The following letter explains the causes and circumstances of Miss Cunninghatne's release : have j us t seen t h e repor t o f th e procee di ngs o f a d eputation which waited on Lord Clarendon last week, to thank ...
... Miss Richardson THE TRANSFORMATION. Mr. Hunt, I Pantaloon Miss Bramah. Clown Mr. J. W. Collier —Mr. R. Power The FOURTH GRAND MORNING PERFORMA N CE of the PANTOMIMI isical Farce of NO 1 very Evening at a Quarter-past Ten. Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper ...
... MISS ISAACS AND MISS H. ISAACS!, (Her first appearance in Licerpriol. W. EDWARDS, the celebrated 'Welsh tiarpist, Mr. YAR WO 0 D (Cana a Piston), Performer of Song% without Words. Mr. B. CROKER, of Burslem, (Harmonium). And Mr- W. J. GOODCHILD. 19 ...
... MISS ISAACS AND H. IS A AC 9, (Her first appearance in Liverpool.) W. ED WARDS the celebrated Welsh Harpist, Mr. TAR WO OD (Cornet a Piston), Performer of Songs witho ut W ords. Mr. B. CROKER, of itursiem, (Harmonium). And Mr. W. J. GOODCHILD. EVANOne ...
... kept, a being in size, shape, and PL AIN the same as Silver, namely-- L AIN FIDDLE PATTtRIV. No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. • s. d. s. d. £ s d. .310 0 210 0 110 0 3 10 0 2 10 0 1 10 0 210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 210 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 .110 0 1 3 9 014 3 010 0 0 8 6 0 5 9 05004 ...
... MISS H. I S A A C S, (Her first appearance in Liverpool.) • W. EDWARDS. the celebrated Welsh Harpist, • yAR W 0 0 D (Cornet a Piston), Performer of Songs without Words. Mr. B. CROKER, of Burslem, (Harmonium). And Mr. W. J. (;GODCHILD. the first Comic ...
... en, with shaft broken, by the 4 0 ,, s 4 LWA.v, Nev. 23.—The Petrel, 0 4 '„ Quebe c f or A r d rossan, caps i ze d 1 0 ,2 e 19th of October, being watercla°se, d ; crew rescued after being six klfri„,e the wreck. The Parker, o - b beinerara for Liverpool ...
... the Secretaries. O n who has charge of the Exhibition. give Lectures Two e objects exhibit e d on T uesf l ays. Th urs d a ys, and Saturdays, at ° 'clock. J. GREGORY JONES, secretaries. ASTRUI' CARISS, ...