The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

ABfUsEHEsrs.
NAILAcKs THEATRE.
MISS AssEs ROBERTSON,
s'i NV so AND ORIGINAL PLAY
three aea the beautiful episode IN tho presess
Indian w'r and T ni%s s By Mr.
hs ."ta S Of Londoa who viii appear in tho
Il pursuing With dfrIy he pro@ss made TO the rubuc a.
the Production Of The Poor q New York" g maintain
events and sordns pictures Of The times he
oh a1s
character and from the opportunity Affords Of representing
Ss s So :.s' ssas
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will be the JESSIE ied bs% drama in A'
OR TIE sEIIsr or LUCKNOW,
The Nan. ssSS f sSSc
ksnas i sa Captain in IL. 18Th
Geordie Hodrssor. bis brother Ensisn in iSs '''''
s:s S:ss n The s
''' '''pGHs shisadsr. Of he isa Rsem '''''-'
soubadars sepoys Rindoos Hoosshsnrssr Feroshe and
~ followers Of Mana sahi6. ~
Charlie and Es hsr children Master and Ma. Reeves
Jesse Brown her servant Misc Aspss Robertson
Who has kindly consented PLAY this The Of
Ladies' amongst he beseged fam,hsa
AcTl PEACE
e ns o he M .ns e.
So%a n Ii: :py Of tn. Nan. s
scum and the Jesse Brown and her two lover:
The foster sser-Ihe arst CLEAN Of wAr.Randsl
jan Of Bhoor to surprise the Byngaorhs escape Of the
leaves the defence of the Bunsao 70 the con-
scenous scruples-A Struggle between conscience and
Scene q Exterior Of the Bunsalo by Nisht-Isherwood
dieThe foster brother and sisterThe hearts reproof-A
Scene s~Mrs CsmpSes chamber In the Bunsaio-ps.au.
view Of Luclncw by hshThe fort and the 6oomtee river
AK i up"TSe sudden appearssSs Mana s.SS-Ths
ssas hs
swee pluck and Jss.iss sser'feeTse rasscswesns
The signal gunsfrom Lucknow-"deordie Mcdrcgor is not
ACT IA hall within Hndoo Temple in LUCK
now-The prisoners-The massacre Of CawnpoeIThe dyan
to sr hes VIEW Of The eass That
Georae viii ssn s nfamypares NO, SPEAK 70 h but
reeoeots how % address his hearIhroush the melody q
'' ''' WHY "a 1sG 15s., ' s.% ,s.,
Oh why lef my hsme
In the aud coun ry, &c.
The welcome visitors from the Internal regonsrhe mine
SeSdcTe Mana and Jesse.Oh where have ye been a the
Se & y for
and Bloun flag of TO exchange prisoners
The uely of the Nanais defence OF the revoThe letter
sacrifice OF his HeTbe vengeance of the Mana Swing
their bodies the minsret of the Temple beside their flag Of
ruoe"-Blonnt in despair, Hang me toop'Bis desre ts
be counted in'i-lThe seizure Of Achmet-A Bind Guy
Fawkes-He is bound with the cords destined TO execute
JesseThe by the mineTbe signal Of the clock Of
the mosque-Achmets doom.
IiI.The Resdency-The Redan-The 70 forming the
post work of the Residency-Dawn OF day-Distant
View OF the Encampmen and Trenches of the Rebel Force
Rviere. Tableau-Tbe besieged-The last raon-No hope
OF reef-esse In dsressTbe attack and the repulse-The
last hope gone1he of the women 10 be killed rather
than fall nto the hands Of the SepoysThe terrible recoeo
ton OF CawnporeThe desperate aernativeSuode before
dshOUorThe approach-The terrible defence OF tho
and children q the hands OF the barbarlans
sizes dream" Nae I'm nae dresmn-lts the slogan o. the
Ighlands-elp belp nepi nj lastThe Incredibly of the
men-The approach OF the foe"To the guns men,
the gunsAnoher hour and all distant
pibroch Of the Seventy eighth Hghanders heard-The
Csmpbells coming forces his way into the
cityShoud auc acquaintance be forgot-The column N
the Highland infantry carries the Redan aud Its brave
defenders. Tableau
Entirely music has composed for this piece
GLIDING Scotch medley by Mr. j. +. Cooke who
has be en- engaged TO conduct.
In the course q the play, Incidental 70 i,s action.
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
Will sing snaobes OF the following beautiful Scotch meio
Aud Lang syne"
Charlie IL my Darling
cob Why Left my Hame,"
MY Boy Jamme"
AUD Ro IN Gray"
The performance viii conclude with the farceof
BOOTS AT IHE SWAN.
NOTICE and after February D the doors will open al
half past sI and the curtain viii rise at half past seven