... Rathbone-place \,v, «adile tree makers— M. A. Wright and S. Ki'si- \.and E. Alxrr. Wigna, Lancashire, r a | ?? z ?? C. Tayleur and E. Shackietmi. Liverpool— J R , M. Shreeve, Stow -market. Suffolk, grocers— T Jm T. Mildred. Tipton, Staffordshire, ? ...

... the fostering protection tie had always experienced in ihis town. After a few excellent songs from Mr. _i_.AVc.u.tiD, Mr. Tayleur (ihe. Vice-President), Mr. Andrews, &c. Mr. IKfLRDON delighted Ihe company wilt, hi* lllow high, blttiD law ; Black-syrd Susan ...

... Manly than in the character assigned to him on the preceding nigbt. Miss Jenny and Lady Wronghead, as represented by- Mrs. .Tayleure and Mrs. Pearce, contributed: their share to tbe evening's mirth, and completely satisfied the audience. The new Farce of ...

... the levity and dissipation of Charles with much vivacity; Crabtree and Muses were farcically prominent in the hands of Tayleure and Wil- liams, and Sir Oliver was acted with great propriety by a Mr. Younger. The female characlers in this comedy are ...

... Theatre. — After the Comedy of the Provok'd Husband, ihe Farce of the Village Lawyer wns prr- formed wiih considerable success. Tayleur's Sheepface was eminently effective; De Camp's Scout was on the whole very amusing; and the performance altogether went off ...

... u, e sJ^JJ* ?? NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMabv*^ TUis Eveoiog. GUY MANNERLNr XE ?? Henry Bertram, Mr. Leoni Lee ; Dominie Sa Tayleure; Lucy Bertram, Miss Care» r ?? Meg Merr iiies. Mrs. Johnson * After which, BOMBAST ES FURlrt_n To which will be added, THE ...

... John of Paris. m * W NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAYVAHir^ Thto Evening, GUY MANNERLNr Henry Bertram, Mr. Leooi Lee ; Dominie w^ Tayleure; Lucy Bertram, Miss Carr.^' ?? Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Johnson ; After which, LOVERS' QUARRRra To which will be added, TOM THITmd ...

... m ■>' * ■* NEW THEATRE ROYAL. HAVMARKET. Tbis Evening. GUY MANNERING. Henry Bertram, Mr. Leoni Lee ; Dominie Sampson, Mr. Tayleure ; Lucy Bertram. Miss Carew ; Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Johnson. After which, THE WEDDING DAY. To which will be added, TOM THUMB ...

... of laughter and applause. Jones, De Camp, OxBERRY, a and Williams were irresistibly comic, and the Ladies Mesdames Carew, Tayleure, Pierce, and Mrs. Jones, displayed talents of the first order. Mr. Leoni Lee, both as an actor and a singer, improves daily ...

... -HFATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. **« 2 BENEFIT of Mr TAYLEURE. £_£ THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Te» BS-fS- ACTRESS OF ALL-WORK. 0* ?? AH-Work, by Mrs-Tavlenre. aiSflS Sded. BOM BASTES FURIOSO. ?? General Bombasies, Mr. Tayleure. „ »nVAL KNGLISH OPKRA HOUSE, Strand. f HJ|ATK ...

... Carew was much applauded. The former sustained the character of Francis Osbaldeston. the latter that of Diana Vernon. Mr. Tayleure was highly success- ful as Bailie Jarvie. The play has been got up io the most liberal style, both as to scenery and dresses ...

... ROYAL. HAYMARKET. > E * Soring, RO B ROY M ACGREGO R. Campbell, Mr. Terry ; Dougal, Mr. ?? 4 ?? Baillie Nicol Jame, Mr. Tayleure ; JBU ?? Carew ; Helen Maceregor. Mrs. Johnson. ■^'■iSi, f27ib lime), MATCH-MAKING. Af,er r wiii' be added, THE MOGUL TALE ...