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... and other Friend/ are expected to *Woo the Menlo!. GP' after each Service, for the benefit of the lamination. IE HALIFAX THEATRE, HALIFAX. MEANT. MONDAY EVENING. particular Dame, for tie BENEFIT of MISS DAVID, I ernes dual THE TRAGEDY OF WALLACE that ...
... MORRIS, Solicitor, Ilalifax, At whose a Ilan of the several Building Lots may uousr, rLL. be seen. Halifax, Mb February, 1831. THEATRE, HALIFAX. ON MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 21st, 1831, will he performed :for BENEFIT of Mr. ANDERSON,) the faropritefirlir of Pr. ...
... CROSLAND BATTICE, Solicitor, King-Street, Huddersfield, Flititilersfield, Feb. Istii, 18. The King and Queen honoured Drury Line Theatre with their presence on Tuesday evening, and were received with the same teetered arraugements a. had been made for their ...
... accomplished actress, as a profanation of the loves and graces eclair:l3y to all taste—contrary too to the interest of the theatre, in thus a chief attraction. Let • higher remonstrance ha if not ours What need • seemed-tinctured lip*. that, Lore-darns ...
... business wan clout in inferior sorts. 'Hie sh o w of Petits was also good, hoot the sale limited. It tt ill he seen that the Theatre w!. the present *Amon, on Monday evening, a ith a sew Nastiest Drama, now performing in London a ith great applause, and the ...
... pertormed in a given time, wherein their superiority over sailing vessels will be shown.—AtAeorras. THE GREAT AND THE MINOR THEATRES.--The Lord Chancellor, who, it will be reale:littered, associated with hint the Vice-Chancellor and Mr.dusticeJiunes l'irke ...
... -Jac the various apeakers were sainted with ,been, clapping of bands, whistling, de. and scene resembled an opro or is a theatre. The forms and onliestri were completely destror d • and at one time, it appeared to if there wu a detei ruination to dearer ...
... THEATRE, HALIFAX. LAST NIGHT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. MANLY. MONDAY, 7WJAARCH, 18;11, will hi presented the New Nan Leal Drams. railed THE MUTINY AT THE NORE; OR, BRITISH SAILORS IN 1797. by Miss Stbery—SisyiNg by Mr. lE:sprore. WNOLS TO WITH TEKELI ; ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (►LON ova CO ONDitCf.) London, Thoroday Night, 7 o'clock. NEWS PROM Tllii THEATRE or WAR. A desperate fight, of two days' duration, has been decided in favour of Russia and despotism. The Poles fought with great bravery, but were ...
... Leidy of the (lateen, but thought she had bear extraysganUy praised, and ridiculed the account of a late scene at one of the theatres, as etailed in the neavoutpers. It was fundamental principle that without tssatoon there should be Da representation ; and ...
... Liman, earl mom had dose Four differeat minimal:ass of Tenter in and reed by the (leek of the COWL in said hr .as at the theatre with widow. night In questioo , in the wooed that he sa. rat the toss ; and is the third It • ▪ crime bailee been dad Petallike ...