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... thiiig we particularly noticed, the truly irreverent manner D in which many enee h ared edifice. The pantomime Li at Ipswich theatre had just closed-the farce at Cleadou chucwaabu to begin ; and that many who were there o viewed the forthcoming ceremony in ...
... January 4th. 1888. 1 2SS n Ig , _ _ ,, _ ?? ~ ,, a to t ROUGE EXLiY. Chemit and Druggiat 48.l unslel-ane, (oppo- ti _~ site the Theatre), is in want of an APPRENTICE. D 028 t! Hh HOWORTH, Cbemist, Market-place. Doncester has a vacancy a eJ. for a well eduated ...
... ONLY, ' Accompanied by MISS CHAPMAN, MR. CATHCART, and MR EVERETT Of the Priucess' Theatre, London, . ' Who will make their First Appearance in the Royal Princes** Theatre, Leeds, on Monday Evening, January 9rn, 1860 which occasion will be presented Lovell's ...
... perform at the Princess's Theatre, in Kiag Charles’s Croft. They wiil be accompanied by several metropolitan actors; and Mer. Thorae (the lessee) has, at great expense, procured the dresses, &e¢., forwerly in use at Mr. Kean's theatre in London, so that a ...
... illness. The Princess' Theatre, Leeds.—We need hardly remind our readers that Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean, supported by three other distinguished artistes (Miss Chapman, Mr. Cathcart, and Mr. Everett), will appear at tbis theatre for five nights, commencing ...
... only, accompanied by Miss CHAPMAN, Mr. CATHCART, and Mr. EVERETT, of the Princess' Theatre, London, who will make their first appearance in the Royal Princess' Theatre, Leeds, on Monday Evening, the »th January, 1860, on which occasion will be presanted ...
... Princess' i Theatre.— Dm ing fire nights of next week these eminent artistes ! —who have laboured so earnestly and indefatigably for the revival ! of the stage—fulfil their engagement with Mr. Thome at the popular little Princess' Theatre. The appointments ...
... ' R R 'HEATR PRINCESS'S $ THEATRE, LEEDS. MR. W. S. THORNE has the honour to announce that he has catered uto au cngagemeni with tuwe dstinguished Artistes, MR. AND MRS. CHAS. KEAN, (or FIVE NIGHTS ONLY ; acomnpanied by Miss CHAPMAN, Mr. CATHCART, and ...
... the combatants, and a second lies in imminent danger. On Sunday last, divine service was again performed at the Britannia Theatre, London, when, it is said, 8,500 persons were present, It is said that there is now an anear of 600 divorce cases, and 150 ...
... Scales, Topes, Chalme, T.Szamres. -Roles, &D, JOHN ARCHBUTT, 20, Weotmiester BrIdlge-road, Lambt -London (5), near Antley's Theatre, reepectfully informs the publlrta ?? his Illustrated Prime List will be forwarded free on application. The 0 pra will be ...
... supper at the Falcon Inn, Wilson- to Io the street, kept by Thomas Oakes.. Bro yve, at THEATRE AND OTHER SPECIAL SERVICES IN LoNB- h ing to D .-The Victoria theatre was for the first time opened re ?? sass of for areligious service on Sunday afternoon ...
... breast of every Hungarian at is filled with hatred of the Government which can permit 511 such oppression 9-Les in Times. The theatres in Venice are closed,the people itoying away o- as an expression of political discontent. or THE WAR IN MOROCCO. Be MADRID ...