Theatre Royal, Sydney
THIS EVENING, December 1, 1836, will be performed the admired Play, in five Acts, called the HONEY MOON To conclude with the laughable Farce of THE HAUNTED…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1836
145 stories in Sydney's papers · page 8 of 8
The St. Andrew's Ball
The sons of Scotia celebrated the anniversary of their Patron Saint, o[?] Wednesday evening last, by a Ball and Supper, at the Pultney, An improve…
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THIS EVENING, December 8, 1836, will be repeated the popular Play, in three Acts, of EUGENE ARAM. Eugene Aram, Mr. Knowles; Madeline [?] Mrs. Cameron…
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SIR,—I beg you will not consider that I am exactly what is called an old maid, when I tell you that I am an ancient British lady, lately arrived in the Colony, or take my candid remarks on the society of this…
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One of the very best Farces which we have seen this season was brought out on the night of Mrs. Taylor's benefit. Its title (Killing no Murder) is derived from rather a secondary…
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A Drama, called the Somnambulist, has been brought out and met with considerable applause since our lust notice. The gist of the piny lies in the Somnambulism or…
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