Sheffield Theatre Bill - Shakespeare's admired tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, and an entire new pantomime, the House that Jack Built, or, Harlequin Tattered and Torn

Sheffield Theatre Bill - A comedy in three acts called The Point of Honour; The Comic Song of the Nightingale Club by Mr Chapman, and Marmion, or the Battle of Flodden Field, a dance by Miss Green, and a new farce, What Next?

Sheffield Theatre Bill - the grand drama of the Castle Spectre, The Humours of a Playhouse; and the much admired farce How to Die For Love

Sheffield Theatre Bill - the tragic play called The Stranger; a song by Mrs Lane; a comic song by Mr Butler, and the interesting Melo-Drama of The Millers's Maid

Sheffield Theatre Bill - by desire, and under the immediate Patronage of the gentlemen of the Shakespeare Club, Shakespeare's tragic play King Henry V; an entire new petite ballet, by the Misses Ushers, called Juvenile Courtship ...

Sheffield Theatre Bill - the tragic play of The Castle Spectre; a favourite song by Miss E. Hamilton; a pas seul by Miss Palmer; Doncaster St Leger Dance by the Brothers Jackson; the favourite drama called the Exile, founded on ...

Sheffield Theatre Bill - for the benefit of Miss Smith, the grand musical romance of Blue Beard, the popular opera of Rob Roy or, Auld Lang Syne ...

Sheffield Theatre Bill - for the benefit of Mr Bennett, the tragedy of Alexander the Great; an operetta entitled A bit of Fun!; the favourite Bolero by Mr and Mrs Leclercq; the new nautical buretta called The Water Witch

Broadsheet: Rev R S Bayley, F.S.A. and Calumnious Reports respecting the Sheffield Bank of Messrs Rimingtons and Younges [concerns 'false and scandalous' allegations made by Bayley against the bank]

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