... THEATRE-ROYAU NORWICH THIS EVENING, The SURRENDER CALAIS, • OSCAR and'MALVINA. On THURSDAY, EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT, And. R O S, I N A. On SATURDAY, The MERCHANT of VENICE, OSCAR and MALVINA. On MONDAY, KING LEAR, AFTER WHICH (X. A3 T TIME) HARLEQpiN’s FROLICS ...

... THEATRE-ROYAL, NORWICH. THIS EVENING, EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT, With OSCAR and MALVINA, begin Seven o'clock. There will a.Play every evening this week. The laft night the Company’s perform tug will be Monday next. The THEATRE, YARMOUTH, Opens Tuesday, ...

... LYNN SHIP NEWS. Abbitbd.—Pomona, Memel Bounty, ; Lady Malvina, Grangemouth; Lord Neleon, and Cambridge Hull; Sophia, London ; Lark, Boston ; Temsisonanta Stettin ; Pet, Li ban ; Victoria, and Elba, Newport; Enterprise, Cardiff; and Othello, Altona. sail ...

... The WOODMAN, MIDNIGHT HOUR. On THURSDAY, The HIGHLAND REEL, After which, The R OM P, With I.vdtime this Scafon, OSCAR and MALVINA. On Saturday, The HEIRESS, The IRISHMAN in LONDON Tar lie BENEFIT of Mr. BRUNT ON, On MONDAY the inkdiit, The Comedy of A ...

... THEATRE, BURY, THIS EVENING, win be perfoimed the Tragedy H A M L E T. With (ift time) grand Ballet Pantomime called^ OSCAR ami MALVINA. THURSDAY, (ill time) NOTORIETY. With NO SONG NO SUPPER. begin cxatlly at Half pall Six o’cl*h;lc. Tickets and Places for ...

... SMITH. ACT 11. Grand Overture — Mozart. Song— Mr. SMITH. Concerto Violin— Mr. WARE. Song— Mrs. BLAND. Overture — Oscar and Malvina. '■ Song— Mr. SMITH. Concerto for Violin and Violoncello, Messrs. WARE and PIELE. Song— Mrs. BLAND. Overture— l.odoitka. Duet— ...

... ; Hunter, Edward, Navarino, Lord Nelson, Jupiter, London : Victoria, Liverpool.—3o Sail laden Colliers. ** Ssilkd.— Lady Malvina, Two Brothers, Eugene, Wellington, London ; Port Packet, Leith ; Katherine, Hartlepool; Skiers, Sunderland Robert, Gainsborough ...

... of the late Mr. M. H. Sw • SH, of Great Yarmouth. On the 19th iust., at Kiu^'s Lynn, James Welleb, of the CUffe Lewes, to Malvina, third daughter of Mr. A. W. B^KE- king's Lynn. On the 23rd inst , at Norwich, Robeut THOMPSON, letter carrier, and youngest ...

... win e-me reliant, of Chelmsford. DIED. On the °th of September, 1840, Mr. Jcrmyn Clarke, cook and steward on board the ship Malvina, and only son of the late Mr. Jermyn Clarke, formerly landlord at the Lion Inn, Melford. On the 2d of June last, at Hull, ...

... y, for Hull, with corn and wool. — Unity, Wilkinson, for Boston, with deals. — Endeavour, Barnes, for Hull, with wine. — Malvina, Wilson, for Dundas, with sand. — lo light colliers. WISBECH, Jan. 8. Arrived. Jane, Randall, from Boston, with corn.— John ...

... HAUNTED HOUSE. (Written Mr. ADD ISOM.) END THE PLAY, The RECRUITING SERJEANT. AFTER WHICH, A Grand Ballet Pantomime, OSCAR and MALVINA. Tickets to be had of Brunton, and Mr. Rlvctt, at the Theatre. There arc conftant Fires in the Theatre, pays of playing next ...

... Barker's Ophelia beat Mr. Gooch's Grasper. vlr. Redhead's Lucy beat Mr. Wright's Wasp, vlr. Barker's Octavia beat Sir G. Leeds's Malvina. . .Vlr. Syer's Hoyden against Mr. Redhead's Laura. (Jijdecided. Lord Maynard's Kitty beat Mr. Whalley's Plover. Lord Rivers's ...