Royal Victoria Theatre
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, 18th January, 1854, will be produced the Drama, entitled, THE GROVES OF BLARNEY: [?], LIGHTS AND SHADES OF IRISH LIFE. [?] O'Sullivan, Mr. Charles King: Connor,…
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Royal Victoria Theatre. This Evening, January 18
WILL be produced THE GROVES OF BLARNEY; or, Lights and Shades of Irish Life: Peter Swan, Mr. Bruton; Ulick O'Sulliyan, Mr. Charles King; Marcus Roche, Mr. Richardson; Connor O'Gorman, Mr Warde; Dennis Murphy, Mr. Hammond; Jack…
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For the benefit of Mrs. and Miss HART, who, upon this their joint appeal to their friends and the public generally, beg most respectfully to solicit a share of patronage which they are proud to acknowledge they have received upon former occasions…
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THIS EVENING, Friday, January 20, 1854, the performances will commenca with the celebrated Romantic Drama, entilled, CARNABY CUTPURSE. Carnaby Cutpurse, Mr. Warde; Hans Holbien, Mr. Gri[?];…
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THE performances will commence with the drama entitled CARNABY CUTPURSE: OR, THE MYSTERIOUS CHEST AND THE LORD MAYOR'S DAUGHTER. Richard Gresham, Mr. Hammond; Chaucer Gascolgue, Mr. Montague;…
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Our readers are aware that through the kindness of colonel Bloomfield, to whom we are so often indebted for obligations of a similar description, the band of the ll th regiment performs statedly once a week, on Tuesday afternoon, between 4 and G o'clock, in the…
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THIS EVENING, Saturday, January 21, 1854, will be produced the Drama, entitled, TOM CRINGLE'S LOG; on, MAT OF THE IRON HAND Black Water, Mr. Warde; Tom Cringle, Mr. Rogers; Surf, Mr. King;…
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WILL be produced the drama, entitled, TOM CRINGLE'S LOG; OR, MAT OF THE IRON HAND. Staunton, Mr. Montague; Mat Iron Hand, Mr. Spencer; Black Walter of the Cliff, Mr. Warde; Tom Cringle, Mr. Rogers; Surf, Mr. King; Fanny…
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Will be produce the Drama, entitled, TOM CRINGLE'S LOG; or, Mat of the Iron Hand. —Staunton (a Magistrate) Mr Montague; Mat Iron Hand (a notorious Wrecker) Mr Spencer;…
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For the Benefit of Mr. JOHN GIBBS, Leader of the Orchestra. First appearance of Miss Carter, late of the Opera Comique, Paris. First appearance of Mr. W. J. Palmer. Mr. John Gibbs, in announcing to his friends and patrons that his Benefit is…
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THIS EVENING, Tuesday, january 21, the performance will commence with a Na[?]ti[?]al Drama, in three Acts, entilled, THE OCEAN OF LIFE. [?] Horsefield, Mr. C. King; Mat Morrition, Mr Gri[?]thsl Skinrat…
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The performance will commence with a Nautical Drama, entitled THE OCEAN OF LIFE; OR, EVERY INCH A SAILOR. Hal Horsefield Mr. C. King; Mat Merriton, Mr. Griffiths, Jemmy Jumble, Mr. Bruton; Skinrat, Mr. Rogers; The Honorable Isabella…
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THIS EVENING, Wednesday, 25th January, 1854, will be produced the Drama, entitled THE DREAM AT SEA: OR, A WRECKER'S CRIME. Launch Lynwood, Mr. Warde; Black Ralph, Mr. C. King; Alt[?]y Croaker,…
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Will be produced the drama entitled THE DREAM AT SEA; or, A WRECKER'S CRIME. Trevannion, Mr. Hammond; Richard Penderell, Mr. Montague; Launce Lynwood, Mr. Warde; Black Ralph, Mr. C. King; Alley Creaker, Mr. Rogers; Tommy Tinkle,…
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, January 26, 1851, will be produced the N[?] Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE: OR, THE SEAMAN'S STAR, Tom Tiller, Miss Mor[?] Tom Topreef. Mr. Warde[?] Mooushine, Mr…
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Will be produced the Nautical Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE; or, The Seaman's Star. Mr. Dunmore, Mr. Hammond; Captain Walton, Mr. Richardson; Richard Hargrave, Mr. Montague; Tom Tiller, Miss Mordaunt; Mumps, Mr. Spencer;…
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THIS EVENING, Friday, January 27, 1854, will be produced the Nautical Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE, OR THE SEAMAN'S STAR. Tom Tiller, Miss Mordaunt; Tom Toprecf, Mr. Warde; Moonshine, Mr…
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Will be produced the Nautical Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE; or, The Seaman's Star. Mr. Dunmore, Mr. Hammond; Captain Walton, Mr. Richardson; Richard Hargrave, Mr. Montague; Tom Tiller, Miss Mordaunt; Mumps, Mr. Spencer;…
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Will he produced the Na[?]ical Drama of THE ANCHOR OF HOPE, or the Seaman's Star.— Mr Dunmore, Mr Hammond; Captain Walton. Mr Richardson; Richard Hargravr, Mr…
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. WARDE. MR. WARDE begs most respectfully to intimate to his friends and the inhabitants of Sydney generally, that his Benefit will take place on the above-named evening, when he trusts to receive a…
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