... jj 'QiRUEl EN 'S ROiYAL., THEATRE. I Tl~lS EiVEING (Tuesday). May 6. 1851, the perfor- es ,vill conmmefce with th ne nev Drama of Dn5Dc A I)AY OF RECKONING. fiunt ?? Mr. Broomley; Claude Moreau, Mr. Rev- C un ess d'Aren-al, Mrs. Harris. no be 'flosed by a New end Original Classical Burle-que, °~o be in One Act. entitled ALC STIS, TIEr OTIT1INAL STRONG MINDED WOMtAN. / dlle. Erileyile St. louin ...

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... ri; jE QUEIEN'S YOYAL THEATRE. )vis rVESNG (Thursday), May 1, 1851, the perfor- w will coamene5 with the new grand Drama of BlIEpLI'IIEGOII, THE MOUNTEBANK; (t, TIlE PRIDE OF BIRTH. peldieger Mr. Reynolds; Madeleine, Mrs. Ealris. p' Set d by Mdlle. Ernestine St. Louin and Ladies of the To be followed by the Interlude of TILE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS; / Oil, THE SIHILLING HOP.0 To conclude with the ...

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... QUEENS ROYAL THEATRE.- IES EVENING (M7onday), June 9, 1851, the per- f0rmauces avill commence withl the National Drama of NORA CREINA. Ilderick O'Connor, M~r. Reynolds; Nora Crebna. Irs. After which X CRUSOE THE SECOND. A hornpipe, by Mdlleo Ernestine St. Louin. To be followed bhy the Interlude of A LAUGHING HYENA. To conclude with the laughable Farce of THE LOTTERY TICKEr. Doors open at a ...

... - ElATRE RO YA L, D UB LIN. T GRAND CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL; DIVERTISSEMENT OF DANCING, BY THE FRENCH COMPANY (En route for the United States), I o0l TBS EVENING (Wednesdayg, May i4th, 1851. In Three Parts. glons. ROECKEL will preside at the Pianofore. Doers opsn at Half-past Seven; Concert to commence at Eiglot preuiselY. prices of Admission-Dress Boxes, 4s; Upper Boxes, od j; Pit, Is ...

... N'UENS Rc hT~Iip'T T r or. Jolc C. JIOSEPH, PATrNTB soD 1aeA5GR. r j. C. Joseph respeetfaly announces the engagement for a ..d peried of the celebrated and popular Actress, limlte MISS EMMA STANLEY, wiho will make her first appearance at this Theatre On THIS EVENING, June 16th, 186, in a Drama of intense Interest entitled THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. * *, ?? ?? Miss Emma Stanley. gademoiselle St. ...

... TIIE QUEEN'S ROYAL THEATRE. 1K1r. JONS C. JOSEPH, PATENTEE AND MANAGER. On THIS EVENING (Friday), August 8, the per- formances will commence with the Drama of THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK. New Grand Pas Seul by Madlle. Prevot and Corps de Ballet. After which the New Farce/entitled GRIMSHAW, B3AGSHAW, AYD BRADSHAW. To be followed by the B let ?? of TIlE MERRYJfILLERS. Grist, Mr. H Payne; ChayIr. W. ...

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