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... FEARFUL DISASTER AT A THEATRE A terrible calamity occurred on Monday at Bristol. It would appear that the Christmas performances of the pantomime li P.obinson Crusoe at the New Theatre there have been drawing very largely, and on Monday night a crowd ...
... «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 ...
... Chrimes, and afterwards they listened to an address by Mr. Davis, a coloured preacher. The Pantomime at the Theatre Royal. — The pantomime at the Theatre is having a most successful run. It is now being worked very capitally, and the transformation scene has ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. EVENTS OF TO-DAY. (See Advertisements.) Theatre Royal : Pantomime 2.0 .t 7. 0 Alexandra Opera House : Pantomime 2.0 & 7. 0 Football Matches, at Saudygate, Norton, &c 2.33 Pye Bank Chapel Thirteenth Annual Soiree 5. 0 Grand Foresters' ...
... Society Bassoon : MR. WOTTEN, (Solo Bassoon, Monday Popular Concerts) Obof : MR. CROZIER. ■ Principal Oboe, Her Majestvs Theatre*. .H ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the spot, being, in fact, almost blown to pieces. Shocking Occureenc v at the Croydon Theatre. — On Wednesday night, a most alarming accident occurred at the new Theatre, Croydon, during the performance of the pantomime of Ali Baba. The introduction had ...
... . A terrible catastrophe occurred on Monday night at a Bristol theatre, involving the sacrifice of at least eighteen lives. It appears that the panto- mime performances at the New Theatre Royal, Park row, drew immense crowds to the doors waiting for admission ...
... 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 ...