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... four | Suudays (1) ago. Oa that day, Cooper, the ally of our neigubours, preacicd what he eailed a sermon, at the ataphi| theatre, from a Rible text. In the eourse of it he spoke of I great men being neaally humble, and instanced a climax of greatuess ...
... the Hon. G. O'Callaghan, Mr. Ercington, and Mr. Macdonald; the Countess of Fssex, Mis. Errington, aud Miss Johustone. The theatre was tastefully fitted up, and the scenery and diesses appropriate. ‘ Sheep Stealing Extraordinary.—laring the past week not ...
... Green, in Newport Pagael, (at the termination of the |go cifeet by eocl person being sappiacd witih 4ib, of beof, 106 500 theatre and the representative of a well buown ' urn Law Leagae moch of the distross which existed. — | e Forzed Excieguer-bills Bill ...
... relicf to those saffcring from Deafness, cnabling them to distiuenish the faintest inflections of a distant speaker in chureh, theatre, or publie asscmbly, and to particite in all the varied cinployments to which the sense of heart:z in its perfeet state is ...
... relief to those saffering from Deafoess, enabling thew to distinguish the faintest inflections of a distant speaker in church, theatre, or public assembly, and to partici- E‘lr in all the varied enjoyments to which the sense of hearin its perfeet state is ...
... I | ke A\ THE NORTHAMPION HERALD, SATURDAY, MARC THEATRE, NORTHAMPTON, \VII.I. open on Fripay, Magcn 17, with a sawerons and eMcicnt Cunpany of 1 dformers. — The celebnnted Voealists Miss K. Lasw, of the Theate Royal, Covent Goaden, and the Four Beon ...
... soon Matrimonial on Dil,.—We bes to state that there is nn truth whatsver in the report that the noble lion of the Lyeeam theatre will shortly lead to the hvmenenl atar the beantiful Benea! tigress of the Surey zoologic o gurdens, We pubiisi this contradiction ...
... by the nearest e-ludn. They cnabile | persons using them to distinguish the faintest indeetions of a - speaker in chareh, theatre, or pubiic asscumbly , and also aford the most effective relicf 1o persons complaining of singiog noise w the cars, THE EYE ...
... Perrin, Couservative ; Messrs. Saml. Walker and Joo. Beanett, Whigs. —The Election will be declared on the 25th jostant. Theatre.~Our theatre was opened last evening by Mr. Jackman, the iessee, and an efficient company of performers, It will be seen by an ...
... C THEANTRE, NORTHAMPTON. OPRERN FPFOR THE RACES Ou Moxoay, 200 March, HAMLET The ecdebwated Voealist MISS ELAND, of the Theatre Roynl Covent Garden, s very Evesise, The womderiul BELL-MELODISES will b appear on the Race Nights, M. & J GREEN HOSITERS AND ...
... perecived by the nenrest bystander. ::z enadile persons using them to distingnish the faintest inf of a speaker in church, theatre, or publie assombly, and also affornd the most effective relief to persous complaiving of singing ...
... prices lower by five or six shillings a head thas at the fair this time last year, Theatre, Northampton.—Mr, Jackman and hi ...