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... sound lnveatmenL-May, be faen viewed by ' of Use tenants, end pertteulars, with codi- n tie o eobtine of bieeti 3 Hu~a -.d S. Whig enlctrs Bn-cerbns Toeptre, ~.;at the ~,Antan MNf i. f Bxte, FyncLn o ,surveyacs and land ?? ,. ad BekenaonK .rtab9 King Wi ...
... February next. CHARLES CARTE as £ JERRY THE TRAMP. BELFAST. There is no cleverer character ?? News, Aug. 24th. A versatile ?? Whig, Aug. 24th. GLASGOW. A splendid ?? Quiz, April 23d. LIVERPOOL. One of the famous creations of the ?? Era, Marob 27th. NOTTINGHAM ...
... MIA, West JXsd-kuoo Idatpsied. trOrfIcN0 flOUggXaxgp, a~e 46. Very wsve. Ab- WY stainer Comfortable sltuatlon rrtsrred= to Whig aget. Lony ?? 024 A., Doly Niews Lroquiqy Offim C7, F'lest-flre.t LU q cutz' SffU/T2OK, to one ?? g**Utla. Tnsoukly mse~thcated ...
... utmost fun out of ?? Morning. NewsOttth 1896. Mr Robson Paige as the Rev. Thomas Begot left nothing to be wished for -Northern Whig (Belfast), Oct. 13th, 1896. Mr Robscu Paige as the Rev. Thomas Bagot did not over- draw the lifelike sketch he gave of a not ...
... grotesque acrobating, and high-kicking. Very clever indeed is Miss Bray's clog skipping-rope dance, which was loudly ?? Northern Whig. Tremendous Hit, Second Week, ALHAMBRA, BELFAST. Notice.-I, Lottie Bray, late Lottie Western, of original Sisters Western, ...
... enlisted in the Tory ranks, there are objec- tions to him which might defeat the claims of even a stronger man. Fossilized Whigs might conceivably follow a renegade Radical. An English party could not well be led by a man in whom its members had no personal ...
... never descenlds to those methods often associated with characters of this description of smaking his villainy too ?? Northern Whig, Feb. 16th, 1892. QUEEN'S THEATRE, DUBLIN, Six Nights. MR. ARTHUR FENWICKE, PAVILION THEATRE, LONDON. MR. ARTHUR W:ELLESLEY ...
... pathos, and force. Her impassioned declamation in the hovel scene elicited a stornm of applause from all sec- tions of the ?? Whig, Belfast, Feb. 25th. 6, Crane-st., Park-row, Greenwich; or, Tate and Blackmore. MISS HELEN FORSYTH Disengaged for Comedy. 1 ...
... pathos, and force. 11er inpassioned declamation in the hovel scene elicited a storm of applause from all sec- tions of the ?? Whig, Belfast, Feb. 25th. 6, Crane-st., Park-rowy, Grcnwieh; or, Tate and Blackmore. M ISS HELEN FORSYTH Disengaged for Comedy. ...
... portrayed with exceptional skill, and the appreciatiol of the audience was manifested by frequent desonstrations of ?? Northern Whig, Belfast, June 20th, 1393. Twenty-eighth Week of Artistic and Financial Success with THE INDIAN MUTINY.' T Superior and ? ...
... wife. The play of The Woven F oor is a very clever adapta. tion of Mliss Braddon's novel bearing this title The Northern Whig, Dec. 30ch. THE CLOVEis FOOT, as presented last evening by Miss Janette Steer and her accomplished company, gi, es every ...
... of all Playgoers. The Management s'cy- A Good Play, with Money in it. Refer. Refer. Refer. Fredk. W. Warden, ERq. Northern Whig sa3s:- Is built a plot which abounds in strong situatioce . . . And with the abundant materials at their ?? they have turned ...