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A History of the County of Oxford
… theatrical company from Cheltenham. 174 The earliest known theatre, called Davenport, was over the Butchers' Shambles. … probably earlier, H. Jackman from Northampton leased the theatre every two years from January to March; his shows were popular and drew full houses. 177 After the theatre's closure in 1861 touring companies played at the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… rooms for a resident surgeon and a matron, an operating theatre, and staff accommodation. Wards, for six men and six …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… was established in 1837, and has a good library. The theatre, a neat plain building, was erected in 1814, at a … for the transaction of their business. A light and elegant theatre has been erected in one of the chief streets; and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… but Madoc, his illegitimate son, made this isle the theatre of an insurrection; and Edward saw the impossibility …
Old and New London
… next, the twentieth of June, at twelve, The Olympic Theatre, which for so many years Possessed a kindly feeling … the exception of St. James's) The most splendid little Theatre in Europe; Has given to the entertainments a new … exhausted the English language in commendation of that theatre; he made it as clear as any proposition in Euclid …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… W. of the N. doorway (7) St. Thomas de Cantelupe, in a pavilion, with suppliant figure; W. of the third window (8) …