The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

SADLER'S WELLS.
THIS EVENING, F1(11)AY, June 49,
will be produced (for the Silt time at this Theatre) '
the highly popular Melo-draiws, called
THE HEART OF. MID LOTHIAN;,.,;
OJR, THIE, LILY OF ST., LSONARD•
IBlRe`de Argyle, Mr. Gummy; Staunton, Mr. Elliot;
David Deans, Mr. Phillips; Deastifechltes, Mr. Keeley;
Renton), Mr. J. Weal; saddieeree, Mr. limiter; itsteliff,
Mr. Campbell ; Arrhibalil, Mr. Lancaster ; Black George,
Mr. G.Sniith; T..m Tyburn, Mr. Osborne. Queen of Eng-
land, Miss Johnotnne ; Lady Suffolk, Miss Kennedy; Die
Deana, Miss J. Scott; Jeannie Deans, Miss E. Scott;
Sally, Miss Waldron ; Madge Wildfire, Mrs. Egerton (being
lirr fifth appearance ow this stage).
Previous to which will by perfiirased,
A BALLET DIYERTISEMENT,
By Mr. St. Albin, Mims Garbois, and the Coro; de Ballet.
After which (17th tine) an entire new and splendid Conde
Paritontionc, called
HARLEQUIN " AT HOME;"
Olt, THE MAGIC FOUNTAINS.
The Dow will be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Fer-
forinantun tessibeDee at Seven.

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