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... decessors had been. Shortly after the party was suui-i 01 -* to the dining parlour , which had been fitted up as ■ «2 porary theatre, where the amusing burletta of ' Thumb was performed by a number of distiiu. amateurs, to tbe great delight of their audieiice—jv ...
... dissipating a large sura of money, became acquainted with Simmonds, the landlord of the Surrey Coal Hole Tavern, near the Surrey Theatre, and the latter having had a young woman under his protec- tion for three years, and being a married man with a family, and ...
... that we Lave yet seen.— Naval and Military Gazette:. William Shoberl, Publisher, 20. Great Marlborough-street ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. THIS EVENING will be performed NOT A BAD TUDGE. After which the Fairy Extravaganza called THE ISLAND OF JEWELS. Characters ...
... ROY AL LYCEUM THEATRE. _ . THT!*. EVENING will be performed NOT A BAB JUBOE. After which the Fairy Extrivairaiixa called THL ISLAND OF JEWELS Characters by Messrs. F. Matthews rind F. Cooke; Madame Vestrls, Miss J. St. George Miss Dickinson, Mis. Kenworthy ...
... feeling of ihe population of Hun- gary, and drew particular attention to an incident which lately occurred at a play in the theatre of Pesih, wh^ an alusion was made in one scene to the return of th. absent, it was referred to Kossuth and bis companions ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The heroine in Bulwer's pretty and neatly-construct*** play The Lady of Lyons, which was performed last nigh** was sustained by Miss Vandenhoff, a young lady wno tet some three or four years past has been absent from the stag' in ...
... ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE THIS EVENING will be performed HE WOULD BE AN ACTOR. After which the Fairy Extravaganza called THE ISLAND OF JEWELS. Characters by Messrs. F. Matthews and F. Cooke; Madame Vestris, Miss J. St. George, Miss Dickinson, Miss Kenworthy ...
... street, in the direction of the Hampstead-road, Powter told me to turn round, and he would pay me to drive them to the Surrey Theatre. I turned round, and looked into the cab, and seeing the complainant lying at the bottom of the cab, my suspicions were aroused ...
... n government, for which it held out hopes™ gmdual c*?™ tion of our yarn trade will be the consequence Unc - St. James's Theatre.— The season of V i performances commence on Monday next with lllf, Val d'Andorre, an opera that has urir-H i*™ •T ley > 8 ...
... ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE THIS EVENING will be performed NOT A BAD JUDGE. After which the Fairy Extravaganza called THE ISLA ND OF JEWELS. Characters by Messrs. F. Matthews and F. Cooke; Madame Vestris, Miss J. St. George, Dickinson, Miss Kenworthy, Mrs. Macnamara ...
... , and had since passed through the Insol- vent Court. The eldest son, George, in 18*16, became the lessee of the Olympic Theatre. In the coarse of ll! months the bankrupt had given to her five children 5291., exclusive ef a sum of 2101. paid by way of ...
... blamed the French residents in Monte Video for having mixed themselves up with the quaiiels of wliich that country was the theatre, and told them that if they departed from their proper character, they had no right to think that Fiance would be dragged ...