The Sun.
London, England, 1866-12-15 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, AS'FLEY'S.—For the
benefit of Mr. THOMAS MORTON (of Canterbury
Hall), MONDAY, December 17.—T0 commence with
THE WANDERING MINSTREL. Jen' Beggs (with
the song of "Villikins and his Dinah") 31r. I'. Robson, first
time in London (by the kind permission of Mrs. Swan-
borough). After which, THE WATERMAN. Tom
Tug, Mr. A. St. Albyn. The renowned Harry Kelley and
upwards of fifty other celebrated watermen will appear in
this piece, each man attired in his coat and badge. During
the evening a diversified entertainment by the Misses Fitz-
Henry, Barrie, Constance, Losebini, Tyrell, Whines,
and Emma Kerridge ; Messrs. Junghmans, P. Corri, It.
Greene, T. Bartleman, A. St. Albyn, Robert Frazer (the
now and highly successful buffo vocalist), Duriah and
Davies, Charles Stanley, the inimitable grotesque quar-
tette ; the D'Aubans and John and Emma Warde ; the
Hungarian Dancers, the Brothers and Sister Kiralfy ; Don
Sebastian, Govani and Senora Lawrence ; Miriam, the
juvenile pianist; Seatillian (the marvellous); Sylvester
(the charmed monster); Delevanti, Almonte, and Wardini
(the unapproachable trio) ; Brothers Hernandez (the groat
trapezists), Talhott (the graceful), and Professor Peterson
and his "Jolly Dogs ;" Mr. Silvester and his Impenetrable
Mystery ; and to conclude with Talfourd's sparkling bur-
lesque of ATALANTA, by Messrs. W Stephens
and Atkins ; Misses Nelly Burtop, Fanny now.ard Lizzie
lielzay, Louise Laidlaw, Recknell, Pony Marsha' ll and
Mrs. Caulfield.—Orchestra Stalls, 55.; Dress Circle,' 45.;
Boxes, 3s. ; Upper Boxes or Pit, 25.; Gallery, ls.

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APOPULAR HISTORY of LONDON from
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Part the First, from Bie. 55 to A.D. 1066.
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