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... PiBE'5 THEATRE, PARK ROW. Lost evenlng A comapuy formed by Mrx, WIson Brt 6 fot the rtpratentatlofl of the pleas, comnmenced at ,this hsome a ?? with a drama eatled, e Woman sand ghm 'LAW. It Is the anncouncel bill [Osierr uN, An Engli1h ?? Of A y which ...
... PrilNCE'S T2HEATRM, PARK ROW. On Saturday evening there was an Initial performance of Ibe drama which boa been seleoted as the apecal piece for the Easter holiday- Proof ; or, a Celebrated Case, It l bymno mes new to Britol playgoers, As long ago as ...
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... TIly :N!E THE'SA.TRE R4OYAL/, PARK-ROW'. Thbe proepectus tfor theohapuenog of itrhislnew, commodious, anedto Iave end m a ie fr th coart anldseoaratiennd ofnthelaudene tpea rforme We mayt noticetha the e Nra.e toro thae boesn stalls, ?? ?? Hoiare aol ...
... MR ROWE GUY'S DRAMATIC BE:PNEFIT. I .. .. . I .. -- .. 1-. I.A A- con 1;a-A 1. At the Alexandra hall, Clifton, coa Saturday { evening, a complimentary benefit, in the form i of a concert and dramatic entertaianment, was Y given to Mr Henry Rowe Gay, a ...
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... MISR, I :p AT TIll P!NUS'O T:EATRA, PARK ROW. [an night Wn. Laagtsy, to whom the soriqud the Jearspy Lil has been too cxtensivel7 app1ied to wadw say apology necessar for ?? It, ?? A taV nights' engagement a t fbsfiotse In conaction with the Staling ...
... ?? LANOTRY AT Tat PRIioE'E THEATER, PARK ROW. - TMUNA2l5IS9 ±AKI IIJW. Last allbh, MrsM Langtry appeared. peral!'e,i n :Tbe Lady of XJ0f5.o and lth desire to see he' IlAhe litest addition to haen rpe5ok# had the effect of bflongg together a Really ...
... I- I GBPER'S FINE ARTS GALLERY, PARE ROW. I .. .. . . - .- L _ A. collection of plo'utees not,.. perbaps, numorloilly great, but possesaing vatied Interest and boesting for the most part high art qualitIes, le cn view at Ur. H, E. Green's Gallery, Park ...
... hare done the Queen, and folks won't soon forget him, His will was good to do the deed; that is-if she 'd ha' let him, '1o2w row, row. From Privy Gardens forth he fared, and Storsj' Gate preferr'i, air, So did he stalk through Birdcage.Walk to Cage the royal ...