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... seed lee years and 3 Mr Win. of I.:11(411 , th,, Jan. • Iles town we. nigh; the i7umbridee. between I:unmet.* and Rochester. theatre of a melancholy series of events int drum the on the 'Asti. u.t. .n Amer.. o, Ch. the Lion of human lib- to a very werunus ...
... on the Marvellous Post- Office, Sheffield. Private Parties, and FaniiUes attended. Further notice will be given next week. THEATRE ROYAL, SHEFFIELD ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. Mr. SAVILLE has the gratification of announcing to the Gentry and Inhabitants of Sheffield ...
... trade a tailor, assumed the of an aitor. In 18:1i. she made her first appearance on any stage out the roman of the Helmuth Theatre, at the time h. n her father was also pertorniing then. She appeared as Leolyn in the sus nits-miter: with the milers !Wee ...
... unri- Orchestra will, heretofore, complete, and thorn distinguished Professors of the Royal Italian Bases. Her Majesty's Theatre, tbe Philharmonic Society a Con- otber Eminent Artistes, the combination of whom aassted lav them Concert so great a reputation ...
... after our mecetingi in thia lies ~ place'befer~,.we felt'it to be our juty~to convene an tha ae'greg.ate eseetni Drury-lane Theatre.' By this con 09time it had: becm . oideset,. that the' feeling in ap fa vour of refoirm, which had been, displayed thiough- ...
... They were not allowed to land, but were sent off to Sydney. There is to be another anti- transportation meeting held in the theatre here on Monday ?? w ' _ at Sirß - Peel^ engaged a Mr. Matthews, from W.gtonsh.re, at a salary of 500/. a year, to superintend ...
... subject on this occasion being, The Scientific and Poetical Interpretation of Nature. The audience assembled in the lecture theatre of the institution was only scanty. The lecturer set out with affirming that we could never properly under- stand any object ...
... district, for the year 1849, with Observa- tions thereon, by F. S. Garlick, medical officer for the Halifax district. The theatre of Mr. Garlick's labours covers an area of 990 acres, and contains a population of at least 20,000 persons. During the year ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SLAVE TRADE AND ITS REMEDY. AprBLIC MEETIXG will be held the Theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, on [TitsDAY Evening next, the 22nd inst., when JOHN SCOBLE, Esq., . s^rt urv ot the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery ggjjetT, will attend ...
... Edinburgh. and throughout the country—SlGNOßA MONTENEGRO, of Scala, Milan ; Vienna, all the Italian Operas, and her Majesty’s Theatre. London ; ,'ltllle MONTELLI. Signor SANTIAGO. Signor 3IONTELLI. Signor GREGORIO. Signor BAILINI. Signor TOMASSO. M. Signor ...
... morning against the Governor of the Workhouse. The first was by a woman who had two illegitimate children. The father, a theatre-bill distributor, supported her and them, long he was employed, but being out of employment, they were now starving. She had ...
... time she lived with him she was at not aware that lie was married. lie was emuployed in delivering fo bills at the Queen's Theatre whenr it was open, ausd up to about ci three weeks since lie lsad contributed to the mainitenance of her- fe self antd childron ...