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... &c. Conductor, Mr. Alfred Mellon. Alter which, a Comic Christmas Fairy Pantomime, call, d PEI iS IN BOOTS ; or, Harlequin and the Fairy of the Golden Palms. Harlequin, Mr. F. Payne; Clown, Mr. H,Payne ; Pantaloon, Mr. W. A. Barnes; Sprites. Me,srs. Tallien ...
... all precdednt. Per Taortistlc scenery, splendour of cosutmen, masgical tranformontiens, and pi-toriml combinations, PUBS IN BOOTS is uamvody' pronounced perrfct and umique. On Blo' n-naht, and during the week, Will be presented an ?? opera. entitled ICTOBINE ...
... Holborn, E.C. FOR IMMEDIATE USE the undermentioned WINES are very strongly recommended :•— Per Dozen. I Per Dozen. Sherry (golden colour) 325. Marsala (quite pure) 28s. Lisbon (dry or rich) 365. | Port (matured in wood) ?? 365. Bottle included. N.B. Carriage ...
... Docks. This ship forms one of Mesers. Wi'cOO and Sonw' celebrated line of pankote, which corn- Le q1 13ire, Norfolk, suffolk, Kent, Susex, Ecee,York- ~o her fL.51, fI nuite, and woll-katown ships, built and re'n ~jr,_eelY for the pasaenger trade to Australia ...
... MORNING PERFORMANCE on WEDNESDAY, Ju. 4, and every Wednesday, at two o'clock, of the Pantomime, PUSS IN BOOTS ; or. Harlequin and the Fairy of the Golden Palms, with magnificent scenery, dresses, and magical effects, changes, and transformations — fairy rifle ...
... each other, toeyare rarely contradictory, but express different modes of looking at the same truth ; are the silvern and the golden sides of the same snieid. Inasmuch as proverbs are the brief narratives of experiences, and these experiences differ widely ...
... obarged with obtaining two pairs of women boots, 15a., from Mr. Griffon, boot-maker. Bankstreet, on the 19th inet., under folae pretences. The prisoner went to proeoeotor’e, and was supplied with four pairs of boots, which she said her mistress, Mm. Golding ...
... Lancaablre, and Morthamptuuahira 1.280 ekortborna and croeeee; from Norfolk and otbcr par la ot togland, 900 Boot*. »roeaee. etc.; from Scotland, 270 Boots and croaeee; and Irom Ireland, 90 oxen and heifer*. The enpply nearly all breedi of limited. Generally ...
... Alfred Helton. After which will be produced the Comic Christ- mas Fairy Pantomime, entit cd FUSS IN BOOTS; or, Harlequin and the Fairy or the Golden Palms. The opening by J. V. Bridge- man, with new scenery, dresses, decorations, and machinery. The scenery ...
... NURSE, to take the charge of an infant. Address to 8. 8., Mr. Woolley's, Bookseller, High-street, Brompton, Kent. IN small Private family in Maidstone, where boy is kept end all the washing is put out, Young Woman, who understands plain cooking, and well ...
... the former Th. i™.r ™ resnondad to Mr W. Brenchley, u his own. wu continually looking into the one before, mMiher of the East Kent Mounted Biflee, and air. W. to sec bis neighbour's faults, but quite forgot to look into Faneett, u'talOT^ng &ntlSflo*Voltinturs ...
... Indhit Decks. This ship fortnes one of Mimsrs. ., ad Sns celebrated tine of packets, which romt- \II;tnhrNorfolk, Suffolk, Kent, Sussx so.ok *ti, etr, ltI. favoIurite, andl Well-known glhipo, built and ,.'for ih,.i'ls~scrigtr trade to Australia. 11cr ...