Subscription Concert
Mr. CLARKE'S Benefit Concert took place on Tuesday evening, and, we regret to say, was but thinly attended. How such happened to be the case we can hardly account for,…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1827
7 stories in Sydney's papers
Ball and Supper, in Honor of the King's Birth-day. Wednesday Morning, Half-past Two O'clock. Orient light, Exhaling first from darkness, they beheld BIRTH-DAY of heaven and earth. MILTON
The Public are already aware that the GOVERNOR and his LADY, as is customary with them, gave a Ball and Supper yesterday…
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The Proprietor of the Colchester Warehouse—the new building in George-street, is intending immediately to appropriate part of these premises to the purposes of a theatre. The lower apartment is large enough for a commodious…
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The project of establishing a new theatre in Sydney, which was so warmly supported and talked of last year, but which languished, sickened, and in a few weeks after appeared to have merged into "the tomb of all the Capulets," has…
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On the evening of Friday last, the ATTORNEY GENERAL, and his LADY, entertained a very large and distinguished Party at their residence in York-street. Cards of invitation…
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In Europe, the manner in which plays are acted, and balls and musical parties conducted, is (entirely) different from that of Hindoostan. The people of this country (India) send for the singers to their own houses where they view the…
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"In Europe, the manner in which plays are acted, and balls and musical parties conducted, is (entirely) different from that of Hindoostan. The people of this country (India) send for the singers to their own houses, where they view the…
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