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... [and Duty, was produced on Tuesday afternoon in presence most aristocratic audience the Royal Bijou Theatre, Paignton, one ol tbe prettiest bijm theatres in the country, by D’Oyly Carte’s y, □ne'er tbe joint management of Ralph Horner and Mr Herbert Brook ...
... Corporation 4%% Debenture Stock. 103108; Bradford Cemetery, 18; Bradford New Exchange. 88 ditto (£5 paid), 7 7% : Bradford Theatre and Opera, 6 10; Bradford Victoria Hotel li 22; ditto Pref., 11% 12: Bowling Iron, 70: Oalrerley District Water, 7% Ilkley ...
... Their Majestics attended the Opera subsequent to the attenmpt, and were received t with great enthusiasnm On quitting the theatre they were accompanied to the Palace by a crowvd bearin c torches. The preliminary examination of the prisoner s Gonzalez was ...
... Band. First clase, 2a; second class, ls; Gallery third, 6d: Tickets at the Box Office, St St. George’ 's Hall. es PuLtan’s THEATRE ZE OF VARIETIES, TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT BUT TWO: THE WOOLCOMBER, Local Scenes, Introducing The Bis Blaize Procession, with the ...
... escaped, as the hordes were going slowly to enter the gate. The Queen, although much shocked, aceoni- panied the Ki_g to the theatre to-night, and was heartily cheered. Madrid, Tuesday, 11 p.m. lhe attempt on the lives oJ the King aad Queen excites general ...
... l>oth entering and leaving the Opera to-night, were mado the objects of a grand ovation, and their Majesties quitting the theatre an enthusiastic crowd, bearing torches, accompanied the Royal carriage back to the Palace. The Central News says the Spanish ...
... The Revolving Year and the Changes of the Seasons, Designed and. Painted specially for this Theatre by John Crawford, of the Surrey and Sadler's Wells Theatres, London. In consequence of the great Success and crowded Houses, Excursionists and others are ...
... entering and leaving the Opera to-night, were t, made the objects of a grand ovation; and onl their Majes- . ties quitting the theatre an enthusiastic crowd, bearing -V u1 torches, accompanied the Royal carriage back to the h e palace. l ir IADrID, Wednesday-The ...
... Bart., M.-P. sve deen 21st. The Wot borough Sonp Kitchen opene he year relief of the poor —Miss Batemsn at the Lood aod ine Theatre.—Annual meeting of be > Khan, English Churet Union; by tne Ver. A rrived in Denison.—Seeond ‘inter Eotertainmeat at ¢ Motel ...
... PANTOMIME. ORNI v HOUSES ! THURSDAY £°RMA N C E, open at 1.30' to YEAR'S DAY. Or,thePrnl I and the Little Manx d the Ogre -X. theatre by Merry Son New Scenery VMr. *?«» written for eelected by Mr. Henry ord - The Erection of Mr. O. Cromw ell » nd TRANSFORMATION ...
... trial. FEBRrAirr. lst. — Strike of dock labourers at Liverpool.— Sentence passed on the Glasgow Bank directors. —Glasgow theatre burnt down. 4th.— Peace, lhe Eannercros. murderer, sentenced to deatb. Ctb. — Boat race at Barrow between Emmett, of Jarrow ...
... the f ° believe that actors are addicted la ,. bad hinguage will be intereste .stituS iata Swearing Club has been e of theatres. The object o to hat latlon is not , as the name would seem prom °te profanity, but to check Christ ° fines - the approach ...