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Benefit of Mr C. Henry the Clown Handbill, 27 April 1855

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.322
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The Pantomime ‘Green Bushes’ at South Shields Theatre. Also comic song with Mr Coefield. Printed by Hewison, Market Place, South Shields.

Dates: 27 April 1855

Illustrated London News Clipping, 17 October 1863

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.323
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Illustration of 'Steinback Waterfall, Haunt of the Witch of the Alps’ - a Scene from 'Manfred' at Drury Lane Theatre. Illusion created by Pepper’s ghost Method. Dircks and Pepper had patented their invention on 5th Feb, 1863., 2pp.

Dates: 17 October 1863

Romeo and Juliet Handbill, 7 May 1838

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.324
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Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also Romantic opera, Amelie or, The Love test and others. Printed by W.S. Johnson 'Nassau Press', 6 Nassau Street, Soho.

Dates: 7 May 1838

Mirth and Music Handbill, 13 November 1843

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.325
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Topliff’s Merry Night at London Mechanics’ Institution, Holborn. Printed by Shaw, adjoining the Swan Inn, Old Kent Road.

Dates: 13 November 1843

The Royal American Midgets Handbill, 1882

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.326
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General Mite and Millie Edwards at Piccadilly Hall. Mr. E. F. Flynn, father of General Mite will appear and Lecture at every reception. Illustrated, 2pp. Printed by Steam Printing Works, 11 Maiden Lane, Strand.

Dates: 1882

Mr Braham’s Night Handbill, 18 May 1826

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.327
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Opera ‘The Slave’ at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also ‘Apollo’s Festival’ and others

Dates: 18 May 1826

The Gamester Handbill, 25 February 1830

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.328
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Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also new farce, ‘Teddy the Tiler’ and others. Printed by W. Reynolds, 9 Denmark Court, Strand.

Dates: 25 February 1830

For the Benefit of Mr Parker Handbill, 7 May 1835

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.329
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Merchant Of Venice at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Also farce ’Turning the Tables’ and drama ‘The Note-Forger’. For the Benefit of Mr. Parker. Printed by W. Wright.

Dates: 7 May 1835

The Freebooters! Handbill, 24 October 1836

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.330
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Serio Comic Opera at Theatre Royal, English Opera House. Printed by G Fairbrother, Exeter Court, Strand. Also operas ‘Mountain Sylph’ and ‘Pacha’s Bridal’.

Dates: 24 October 1836

Heart of Mid-Lothian Handbill, 29 May 1819

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.331
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Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also dramatic sketch ‘Ozening; or Half an Hour in France and others.

Dates: 29 May 1819

School for Scandel Handbill, 24 April 1834

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.332
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Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. With comedy from Aimpson & Co. Printed by W. Wright.

Dates: 24 April 1834

John Jones Handbill, 9 October 1834

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.333
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Comic act at Theatre Royal, Hay-Market. Also comedy ‘Paul Pry’ songs and duets. ‘Mrs. Glover’s Night’Printed by W.S. Johnson, 6 Nassau Street, Soho.

Dates: 9 October 1834

Quasimodo Handbill, c1830 - 1839

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.334
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The Gypsy Girl of Notre Dame at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. New Operatic Romance. Includes Dioramic view of Paris. Printed by S.G.Fairbrother, Exeter Court.

Dates: c1830 - 1839

Mr. Macready’s Night Handbill, 1 May 1837

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.335
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Historical Tragedy, 'Strafford' at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Featuring Historical tragedy, ‘Strafford’, new farce ‘Modern Orpheus.’, and drama ‘Two Pages of Frederick the Great’. Printed by S.G. Fairbrother, Exeter Court.

Dates: 1 May 1837

Mr C. Kemble’s Night Handbill, 28 April 1830

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.336
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Isabella at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Featuring tragedy ‘Isabella, or the Fatal Marriage’, song and music. Printed by W. Reynolds, 9 Denmark Court, Strand.

Dates: 28 April 1830

Guy Mannering Handbill, 2 May 1817

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.337
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Musical Play at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also new ballet ‘Aurora; or the flight of Zephyr’ and burletta of ‘Mr Tom Thumb the Great’.

Dates: 2 May 1817

The Duenna Handbill, 11 January 1826

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.338
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Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also pantomime ‘Harlequin and the Magick Rose: or Beauty and the Beast’. Printed by W. Reynolds, Denmark Court, Strand.

Dates: 11 January 1826

King Henry VIII Handbill, 8 May 1837

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.339
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The Fall of Cardinal Wolsey at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also ‘Brien Boroihme! Or, the Maid of Erin’. Irish drama written by Sheridan Knowles. Printed by S.G. Fairbrother, Exeter Court.

Dates: 8 May 1837

A New Way To Pay Off Debts Handbill, 1 December 1828

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.340
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French Plays at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also a performance of ‘The Beggar’s Opera’. Last Performance of the Covent-Garden Company before closure for re-decoration. Printed by W. Reynolds, 9 Denmark Court, Strand.

Dates: 1 December 1828

King Henry IV, Part II Handbill, 26 June 1821

 Item — Box: John Barmwell Taylor Box 3
Reference code: 178T1.341
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Grand Coronation scenes at Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Also musical farce ‘No Song, no Supper’.

Dates: 26 June 1821