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... CHRISTY'S Celebrated HATS. J NETTLESHIP, OIL, COLOUR, GREASE, TALLOW, AND COTTON WASTE MERCHANT, DRYSALTER, TUDOR-STREET Opposite Theatre Royal), AND VICAR-LANE (Chnroh-street), Sheffield. TO SMITHS, ENGINEERS, CUTLERS, AND OTHERS. HENRY COOKE begs to announce ...
... Travellers a most oouifortable and inexpensive » situated the very centre of London, the Royal Palaces and Parks, Operas, Theatres, ■ P sflC Gallery, Public Offices, Places of Amusement, interest the Metropolis, and contiguous to the Cnar Gross Railway ...
... good humour, and then Mrs. Pitt came forward and a speech, telling tho audience how in early life she was attached the old theatre that was burnt down, and bow she hoped for many years to keep tbe reputation of the Surrey for pantomime and drama. A speech ...
... exist. Dr. Bennett responded to the toast of the Sick Club. Other toasts followed, and a very pleas ant evening was spent. Theatre Royal.—The Pantomime of Little Goody Two Shoes, has proved successful beyond anticipation. The house has beeu crowded nightly ...
... «ABRDON:-Mr. WOTTEN, 1(1 r_, on i Monday Popular Concerts.) \\f 4_? I »>ci ta , oßo^:— Mr. CROZIER, I>fio«_ . Her Majesty's Theatre.) CHARLES HARPER, re, 2 o1 ° Horn, Royal Italian Opera.) ' IANoS 'ORTE AND CONDUCTOR: W SHAKESPEARE, ' Music) Favourite ol ...
... ago. On Mouday eveuiug Shuttleworth, accompanied by his wife, left the house on the pretence that they were going to the theatre. Whilst en route to that place of amusement they called at the house of relative, from whom they proposed to borrow shawl ...
... Hopkinson Brothers. JNET TLESH IP, OIL, COLOUR, GitEASE, TALLOW, AND COTTON WASTE MERCHANT, DRYSALTER, Ac* TUDOR-STREET Opposite Theatre Royal), • AND VICAR-LANE (Church-street), Sheffield. DIAMOND SUITES SPLENDID DESIGNS. CONSISTING OF BRACELET, BROOCH, PENDANT ...
... South-street, on the lst inst.. .. Henry Samuel, collier, Staveley, was fined 2s. 6d. and costs for being drunk[and incapable in Theatre-yard, on the 18th inst. Theresa Flint, prostitute, Chesterfield, was fined ss. and costa for being drunk and riotous in ...
... Schoolroom Literary and Philosophical Society's Annual Meeting ..At 7 Madam* Norman-Nerudu, and Mr. Halle, Music Hall 7 ■'•*) Theatre Royal: Bristol Diamonds ano The Pantomime.. Alexandra: Pantomime, London Hall: Miscelleneous (Concert At e'anterbarv Muaio ...
... friends. In the closing day 3 of the old year there was rush get into the Bankruptcy Court. Tho struggle tho doors of the theatres on boxing night was hardly greater than that of debtors trying to pass withia the protecting portals of the London and district ...
... THE ACCIDENT AT BRISTOL. ANOTHER DEATH. Bristol, Monday.— Another death has occurred from the crush the theatre Boxing night. Wm. Gamblin, aged 13, was taken to his home Cathay, Bristol. got worse, and, supervening, ho died this morning. ...
... knownto » most couiiortatde and inexpensive Hotel, T , v,i-. tiie very ceutre of London, close , Palaces and Parks, Operas, Theatres, National Siw, Public Office?, Places Amusement, and objocts fr*aM«**i *n the Macro poba, aid contiguous to the Charing CONTAINS ...