Outrage at Nenagh Methodist Church Sparks Alarm
Irish Stand reports ongoing Methodist unrest with attacks on Nenagh congregation. A Wednesday misdeed involved throwing stones at the chapel font during service causing local alarm. similar outrages have occurred previously. The item notes distress among worshippers and calls for restraint.
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Opera and Theatre Notes from London Stages
A periodical review covers week of performances at Haymarket New Strand Lyceum and Sadler's Wells. Highlights include Persiani and Rubini praised in Lucia di Lammermoor and Anna Bolena scenes, Macready's Othello, Hill's Farcical Tourists at the New Strand, Moliere pastiche The Little Back Parlour with F Matthews, and Cooke's Ben the Boatswain at Surrey Theatre. L'Homme Noir at Sadler's Wells features Hyams and Honner with strong cast and dramatic plot progression.
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Lucia di Lammermoor
Anna Bolena
Robert le Diable
Lucia
Persiani
Rubini
England
Tamburini
Grisi
Fanny Elssler
Taglioni
Haymarker Theatre
Macready
Tiello
Covent-garden
Caesio
Cooper
Iago
Phelps
Desdemona
Helen Faucit
Othero
New Strand Theatre
Mr. Hill
Mr. Coyne
Ebenezer Fish
Italy
Ebenezer
Gemma
Mise Daly
Antonio Riccia
J. W. Ray
Ippolito
Binge
Sganarelli
W. J. Hammond
English Opera House
Arthur Murphy
Acti
Strand
Lyceum
F. Matthews
Farren
Longo Intervallo
Strickland
T. P. Cooke
Ben the
Cooke
Robert Macaire
W. Smith
Jacques Srop
Sadler’s Wells
Victor Hugo
Julian Camilly
Royal Academy of Music
Louise
Ferdinand
Homner
Julian
Hazard
L’homme Noir
Mr. Cathcart
Camilly
Eugene
Mr. Phillips
Francois
Michel
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Collier
Honner
Leman Rede
Wieland
Drury
Drury-lane
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Ham
Old Drury
Miss Ellen Bree to Perform The Ransom at Haymarket
Reports say Miss Ellen Bree will appear at the Haymarket in the melodrama The Ransom, a French translation. The production previously drew considerable applause before her departure from England, according to Planche.
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Sporting Intelligenos and Chanellings from Tattersall's Race Day
The report covers St Leger favourites at Tattersall's with varied betting activity on Bloomsbury Euclid and The Provost, plus results from a Putney grand regatta and Arundel Yacht Club below bridge match. Other notes include moor grouse season prospects in Scotland and England, American yachting, and tournaments at Eglinton.
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