Her Majesty's State Ball. (From the Times, July 15.)
Her Majesty gave a State Ball yesterday evening, at Buckingham Palace, which was the last of a series of State receptions this season, unparalleled for…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1851
94 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 5
Royal Victoria Theatre. This Evening, November 8, 1851
Will be produced a drama of intense interest. ent[?]led, WILL WATCH, THE BOLD SMUGGLER — Will Watch, the bold smuggler, Mr Griffiths; Rob Rudderly, Mr Spences; Hugh…
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Messrs. Howard and Hartridge beg most respectfully to inform their friends and the public generally, that the above evening is fixed for their joint Benefit, when they trust they…
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The interesting drama of Perourou the Bellows M[?]der, has, since our last notice, been perform[?]d for the benefit of Mr. Willis. Mr. Rogers' Monsieur D'Aubigny, and Mr. Willis' admirable…
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Will be performed the very popular Drama of THE RED LANCE; or, The Merrie Men of Hoxtonâ(Characters as before). After which, a new Comic Ballet. entitled, L'AMOUR.: or…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →My Father's Grave. Music by M[?] Gr[?]—WORDS by [?]In Belfield. (Sung with enthusiastic applause by Miss Saha Flower at the Victoria Theatre.)
As by my father's grave I knelt The tears were fatting fast, To think that I, so very young, Should be the lonely last…
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TO-MORROW Evening, Thursday, November 20, will be presented for the first time th[?]se six years, Buckstone's drama of LUKE THE LABOURER; or THE LOST SON. Squire Chase…
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Buc[?]stone's drama, L[?]e the Labourer, has been very successfully performed since our last notice. Mr. Rogers was on Saturday night [?]ven beyond his own average degree of excellence in Old Mike…
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THE HUNCHBACK OF TUESDAY NIGHT. -- As far as our perpetu[?] wishes go to see the Victoria Theatre take a stand above the Victoria Theatre take a stand above the washy stuff of ten pound a-piece melo-phsico, melo-dramas, under a canvas roof -- we re-demand the performance of this celebrated…
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Will be produced the popular Play of THE HUNCHBACK—Master Waiter, Mr Griffiths; Sir Thomas Cllifford, Mr Willis; Lord Tinsel. Mr Rogers; Modus, Mr. Arabin; Master…
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Since our last notice, Mr. Nesbitt has appeared in Richard the Third. His performance of Gloster was hardly up to the mark of our expectations. We think him better fitted for the…
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Mr. Henry Marsh gave his grand Annual Concert at the Victoria, on Thursday evening, under the distinguished patronage of [?] Excellency the Governor-General, the Hon. Mrs…
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On Monday evening the Victoria was again attended by a very numerous and distinguished company, for the purpose of [?] Mr. Frederick E lard, one of our [?] whose…
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The Theatre will be opened on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. NOTICE—The Public are respectfully…
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