... Os Satur- day. September 24th IMonday, 26th, and during the week, the performancse will commence with the Faree, of AN APRIL FOOL, After which, at Half- poet Seven each evening, the First Part of Shakespeare's Ploysof HENRY THE FOURTH. Principal Charanlere ...

... 's Play of HENRY THE FOUIITH. Henry the Fourth and Joetico Shallow, Mr Pheipa. Preceded eoac Evening by the Farce of AN APRIL FOOL. Messre B. Husby, G. Belmore, Fitajamee. (I. Weston, and Meies Hudopeth, Donre open at Half-paat six, commenoce at Seven ...

... Swift, Mr W. E. Weiss, Mr J. B. Chatterton, and other distinguished artists will appear. To cenclude with tte Farce of AN APRIL FOOL, Ticket, and places to be had at the Bon-offlce from Ten till Five daily. Doors open at lelt-pant SIX, commence at Seven ...

... Eight o'clock each Evening. Precoded by a boone frou, TWELFTH NIGHT, aud eon. cluding each Evening with the Purce of AN APRIL FOOL. Mr G. Belmore, Miss Liczie Wilimore, Ac. Doors open at Half-past Six; Per. formancoes to communces at a Quarter before ...

... being positively his last appearance in Londen until Sep. tember next. On Monday and during the week to commence with AN APRIL FOOL. After which, at a Quarter before Eight, Fleet Part of Shanespeare's HENRY THE FOURTH. Unanimously acknowledged by the Press ...

... treet, Liverpool. Important Notice. MR. and MRS. HENERI CLARKE are not afflicted Iq with the Paris Mania but still have April Fool's Day vacant. 47 Oswald-street, Glasgow. R. W I L L I A M1 A I R S, Optical Dioramist, M Manufacturer, and Exhibitor of ...