... The Slave, and comedy of The H'uy to keep him but seize upon a performer's play- bill, over which (by the rule of all theatres.) the Manager has nocontioul, to buildaccusation. You, S'r, cannot be ignorant of tlie number of amusements that are brought ...

... THEATRE, SHEFFIELD. . V MTU. MACREAD Y, FOU FIVE NIOHTS ONLY THE MANAGERS have (treat pleasure in announeinit* that thev have been s» fortnnalo obtain the aid the brilliant talents of the above highly CEI.EHKATEI) TRAGEDIAN, who will eommencc his Engagement ...

... Evening, on the Premises, sub- ject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced / THAT excellent INN and TAVERN, known as the THEATRE TAVERN, in Arundel-street, Sheffield, at present in the occupation of Mr. Tho- mas Wiley, with the Skittle and Quoit Grounds ...

... to be, My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, J. KAY. Townhead-strect, Feb. 13, 1830. 88/ LET, THE THEATRE TAVERN, .ituated in Arundel-atreet. Rent moderate. Apply Mr. Wilst, on the Premise*; to Mr. T. N. BARDWELL. 88/^ET, SEVERAL ...

... the Gottingen students, but it was perempto- fashionable circles of Paris last night congregated at a irraml ball in the theatre of the Italian opera. 1 never witnessed more splendid sight, and the enthusiastic reception of the King exceeded any thing ...

... LET, THAT well-established PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by the name or sign of the Balloon Tavern, in Syca- more-street, near the Theatre, Sheffield. The House is large and very convenient, and in excellent Business, with large Racket AHey. and Convenience both ...

... much, and very uncalled-for generosiiv. '• herever stranger goes in*company with a Spaniard.- ifto a cofteehouse, to the theatre, to a bull-fight.- even to shop* (where fanev article* are sold, the Spaniard insist* upon i paving; nor will ever, any after ...

... all the forts, morning and evening, hoisting and lowering colours, and 101 guns at noon. night there was representation the theatre alluding to this great day, which in reuniting the August Legislative Assembly promises os happy futurity, through our moderation ...

... water rose to the height of six feet. *1 earth shook, the air appeared to be on fire. All is lost; the national palace, the theatre, arsenal, the prison, the custom-honse. all the warehouses are in rums, anrt the tew i surviving inhabitants are reduced to ...

... Violin Mr. BOTTOMLEY. Violoncello, Mr. T. FRITH, Jun. Bassoon, Mr. ROHNER. Trumpet. xMr. CLEGG. Mr. WATSON, (Composer to the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden,) will Preside at the Piano-Forte. The BAND will be full and effective. Tbe Doors will be opened at SIX ...

... spacious Room communicating with ; the House, nearly Feet long, and capable of ; Persons, and' which has been used occasionally Theatre, and is well adapted for Public Meetings or Assemblies, having a roomy Orchestra, and principal Entrance to Tat ieton-street ...

... The most Talented Dramatic an'' Comp..) Europe, consisting loti Performers.. First appearance of Mr. J. DALY, front the Theatres Roval Hayinarket ami St. James s. On MONDAY, Mav 21st, B, „m Performed, the LaughaUe ol XIEVIE VT. Mr Danavilc; Deputy Dull ...