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... Wednesday next, for his town residence Lowndes-square, to attend his parliamentary duties. The Opera.—Mr. Pritchard opens the theatre for two evenings next week, with a powerful Italian operatic company. This is a novelty never before attempted in the York ...
... were uot allowed to laud, but were sent off to Sydney. Th-.-re . to be another great auti-trausportation meeting: held iv he theatre here on Monday next. Messia. Mulhoiland and Co., of Belfast, are now em- ploying, in divers branches of flax spinning and ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, YORK. TV/IR. PRITCHARD, the Lessee, has, at an enormous expense, entered into an Engagement with the celebrated ITALIAN OPERATIC COMPANY, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, on MONDAY, January 28th, and TUESDAY, January 29th, 1850, with full and efficient ...
... glad to find that the Lord Mayor will preside at the forthcoming anniversary of this useful and interesting society. The Theatre.—Mr. Pritchard, the worthy lessee of the York theatrical circuit, ever anxious, when favourable opportunity presents itself ...
... this political u ,lle 110 ...
... persons were passing, who, fortunately, escaped without iujury. On the ground of the New River Company, adjoining Sadlers-wells Theatre, an enormous elm tree, which had stood for upwards of 60 years, was completely uprooted, and in falling forced out a great ...
... operations which have thrown so much disgrace upon the character aid. country. We should have desired a less conspicuous theatre for such Ignoble exploits.— Testes DO THE LAWYERS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS REALLY WANT REFORM IN THE LAW? In the debate of ...
... Lordships decided on granting an extension of five years to Mr. Ihnith'e patent upon certain conditions ; and there is sew theatre a fair prospect of that gentleman and his 'a p pe n d' , a portion, if not the whole, of the moneys to which they are entitled ...
... little town, which has long stood pre-eminent for its superior breed of trotting horses, and which has frequently been the theatre of trotting contests of s minia- ture nature, is now coming out with one worthy of its own lu 0 -ti character. Mr Philip Ramsdale ...
... in our pleasing duty, in the columns of this paper, to have to contradict the death of the respected legate of the York theatre, which apls•ured In our tart Saturda)'o print. We obtained oar information, respecting the demise of Mr. Pritchard, from a ...
... little town, which has long stood pre-eminent for its superior breed of trotting horses, and which has frequently been the theatre of trotting contests of a miniature nature, is now coming out with one worthy of its own character. Mr. Philip Ramsdale has ...
... life. CsaLorr itisi—Thiseharinieg sad tidenteddartruese' strived in Louden. being engaged for the opening of her Majesty's Theatres of Uristol. With, and Drain, where her performances have excited the ;realest enthusiasm. At Dublin she is an all favourite ...