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... Wentworth. Henrie.tePol-.tV' Clara ?? i N.lly -Voodf.ml.kc : Messrs. John Dallas, Alec ££_ _ Jose^fSpw' . M. H. Crahame L. Roche, and Arthur Roberts. Conducto- ?? Music, Mr. John Crook. Preceded, in the ev/mine at 7 _0 hv t ut t One-Act Comedy. A CUP ...
... EVENING, at 8.45, THE HEIR- AT-LAW, in which Mr. John S. Clarke wUI sustain both the cha- racters of Dr. Pangloss and Zelciel Homespun. The Comedy pre- ceded by THE SUNNY SlDE.— Doors open at 7.30. MR. JOHN S. CLARKE will appear THIS EVENING, at 8.45, as ...
... Division of Liverpool, Al., Exchange-buildings, Liverpool, and 61, 1 '(.rndill. London. ( John Sutherland Ha-uiood Banner (Messrs. Harmood B.nncr aud Sou), 11. North John-street, Liverpool ' Solicitors for the Trustees to the Debenture Stot-kholtlcrs— Charlcs ...
... Thorbv and Noakes, ?? 6d and es'^-h 6611 ' ' North - strect > Brighton. In Bottles at Sir John Yanle Duller. Moti o^i^^r P ubli*hed. price is., A ;,L„f' addressed to JOHN TEMPLE ! James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly. ! T U x ?™I CARLYLE ' S WORKS. 9 fpfvhplS; r ...
... 8.45, THE HEIR- AT-LAW, in which Mr. John S. Clarke will sustain both the cha- racters of Dr. Pangloss and Zekiel Homespun. The Comedy pre- ceded ateig.it by TH J. __UNN^SlDE.— Lioors open at 7 1 30 I__1 __ MR. JOHN S. CLARKE wUI appear THIS EVENING, at ...
... 8.30: Messrs. Arthur Cecil, H.Eversfield. F. Kerr. E. Maurice, W. H. Denny, W. I.ugg, and John Clayton : Misses Norreys, Lanra Linden Marie Lewes, and Mrs. John Wood. At eight, THE KETTLE : Miss Cudmore, Mr. Kerr. — Box-office open ten till live Ko foes ...
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... DIBFCTORS. Sir HENRY WILLOCK, X.1. .8., Chairman. JOHN STEWART, Esq.; M.P., Deputy-Chairman. Colonel Sir Richard Armstrong, I William Kilburn, Esq. C.8., K.C.T.and S. Charles Otway Mayne, Esq. John Bagshaw, F.sq. John Rogers, ' Esq. Augustus Bo.anquet, Esq. Robert ...
... Barry- more, H. Kemble, E Maurice, Perceval Clark, Elliott, Eaton, York, Rimbault; Mrs. Canninge Misses Calhoun, Grattan, Mabel Grattan, WUliameon, and Mrs. Bancroft. Seats, 55., 3s. 6d., 25., and la N.B.— Free list entirely suspended. CRYSTAL PALACET^Next ...
... EVERY SATURDAY, atj.3o jpiOURT THEATRE.— Proprietors, Mrs. John Wood VV and Mr. Arthur Chudleigh.— Under the Management of Mre John Wood. EVERY EVENING, at nine (by special arrangement with Mr. John Hare, who will himself appear), the Farcical Comedy Les ...
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