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... and he had been in prison ever since. t STOCQUCLER, JOACHIM HAYWARD, an sailor, who bad been connected with the Olympic Theatre, obtained his discharge 13th December, 1849. TANNER, THOMAS, the Younger, formerly of Southampton.—The insolvent had previously ...
... Dalling• ton Barn. XII. Capeflgae on the French Revelation. XII I. The Habitué's Note-book. By Charles HerVey, Esq. XIV. The Theatres. XV. Literature of the Mcalth. 11. AINSWOATIFS MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY. No. XCVI. Containing •Book 11., Chaptsts 8 and 9 of ...
... DRURY-LAS B TELEAT.RE. The Road to Ruin was give; at this theatre last night, with no other view, we imagine, than to afford an introduction for two provincial actors who have not hitherto been seen in London—namely, Mrs. Winstanley and Mr. Basil Baker ...
... FREE PUBLIC-HOUSE, doing a good ready-money business, all for full prices; it is situated iu a crowded neighbonrliood near a theatre—this is an excellent opportunity rarely presented to the public. For cards and particulars apply to Mr. Bird, (■lobe Coffee-house ...
... Momtays and Wednesdays, commencing Monday, January 28th, 1850. Members -and Annual Subscribers are free. Subscribers to the Theatre Lectures pay One Guinea additional for this Course. Subscribers to this Course only. pay Two Guineas. JOHN BARLOW, M.A., Sec ...
... this occasion. The debut ol a pro- vincial actor at a principal metropolitan theatre is beset with innumert. b le disadvantages The comparative large- ness ofthe st_g_ and theatre, the strange audi. ncr>, the hopet, the doubt and f ar. , all tend in a ...
... NEW STRAND THEATRE The principal features of last night's entertainment at this theatre were the reappearance of Mrs. Glover and the revival of Mr Dance's play. The Country Squire. Wa need not relate the story of the piece, ;or the public gene- rally ...
... south dare not dissolve the Union, they could not keep their slaves in check for six months together, but would become the theatre of a bloody servile war. The ultra-aboli tionists would send money and arms into these states at once, and glory in the desolation ...
... small matters, and these imperfections ought to be removed. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Tne performance of The Road to Ruin at this theatre last evening showed considerable capabilities en the part of Mr. Anderson's eompany for the repre- sentation of light comedy ...
... Bottle ; other prices are genuine. Ask for OLDRI DOE’S BALM, 13, Wellington-atreet North, Strand, a few doors above the Lyceum Theatre, the opposite side. ever let the Shopkeepers persuade you use any other article as substitute for OLDRIDGE’S BALM. Illustrated ...
... Theatre royal haymahket.— Triumphant success of THE NINTH STATUE, which »ill be repeated every Evening.—Those renowned Artistes, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN, wfll perform together TO-NIGHT in THE LOVING WOMAN, and (at second price THE HOUSEKEEPER. Mr. James ...
... Pantaloon, Mr. Paulo; Sprites, Messrs. Lebar and Wright; Clown, Mr. Flex mo re. NEW ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. Sole Lessee, Mr. W. Watts. This splendid Theatre OPEN for the SEASON—THIS EVENING will be presented the Comedy of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Don Pedro ...