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J W WALKER COLLECTION: PLAYBILLS AND BROADSHEETS REALTING TO WAKEFIELD AND AREA

c1840-c1892

Includes a number of playbills for the 'Theatre Royal, Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe', located at the West Riding Pauper Lunatic Asylum (Stanley Royd Hospital).

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Theatre Royal, Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, playbill

17 Jan 1867

For 'High Life Below Stairs!', to be followed by a song 'The Death of Nelson' and Verdigris' classical opera of The Wandering Minstrel!'

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Theatre Royal, Stanley-cum-Wrenthorpe, playbill

22 Feb 1867

For 'Grand juvenile night!' including a choice of curious and interesting objects of natural history, the play 'Raising The Wind!', that grand financial aeolian mystery entitled 'Sweet Spirit Hear My ...

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Advert for a bazaar at the Corn Exchange, Wakefield

27 Apr 1892

To raise funds for rehanging and quarter-turning the bells, restoring the chimes, re-modelling the organ etc at Wakefield Cathedral.

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Advert for Mr Johnston short-hand writing tutor

nd [1850s]

Apply to Mr Matthewman's, Westgate, Wakefield

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Theatre Royal, Wakefield, playbill

27 Mar 1837

For 'Hunchback!' for the benefit of the Wakefield Dispensary, Printed on silk.

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Advert for lectures at Wakefield Church Institution

Nov 1846

Two lectures on electricity, electro-magnetism and the electric telegraph by TG Wright, M.D.

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Theatre Royal, The Manor House, Flockton, playbill

31 Dec 1849

For 'Wreck Ashore!', singers The Ethiopian Brothers, the farce 'How to Settle Account With Yor Laundress' and Mons. Juliano's band

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Theatre Royal, Flockton, playbill

3 Jan 1851

For 'Wreck Ashore!' [part] Includes the last appearance but one of Mr Roland Ralph and Mr TW Stansfeld previous to their departure for the United States and the engagement of Mr Barrow the celebrated...

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