For the benefit of Miss Clifton on which occasion Madame Lecomte will appear. On Friday evening, December 15, will be performed the tragedy of "Venice Preserved"

Saturday evening, January 27, will be presented the comedy of "The Love Chase", written by J. S. Knowles

On Friday evening, November 25, 1831, Mr. Forrest as Metamora in the American prize tragedy of "Metamora; or, The Last of the Wampanoags"

Ticket night, on which occasion Mrs. Fitzwilliam has kindly consented to appear. Wednesday evening, February 12, 1840, will be performed the comedy of "The Soldier's Daughter"

Second night of the engagement of Mademoiselle Celeste. Tuesday evening, December 17, 1839, the drama of "The Child of the Wreck"

For the benefit of Mr. Power. Wednesday evening, March 30, will be performed the comedy of "Etiquette Run Mad; or, A Wife For a Blunder"

Tuesday evening, March 17, 1840, will be performed the comedy of "The Provoked Husband; or, A Journey to Town"

For the benefit of Mr. W. H. Williams, Tuesday evening, November 30, will be performed the comedy of "London Assurance"

Benefit of Mrs. Fitzwilliam and her last appearance prior to her departure for Charleston. Friday evening, February 14, 1840, will be performed the drama of "The Heart of Midlothian"

Christmas Day! Wednesday evening, December 25, 1839, will be performed for the third time at this theater the successful domestic drama in two acts, entitled "St. Mary's Eve"

On Monday evening, April 17, will be performed the drama of "Lucille; or, The Story of a Heart"

On Friday evening, September 21, 1838, will be performed the farce of "The Handsome Husband"

On Wednesday evening, March 7, will be performed for the fourth time in America, a new romantic opera in three acts, entitled "The Maid of Judah; or, The Knights Templars"

Last night but one of the engagement of Miss Ellen Tree. Wednesday evening, April 12, will be performed the comedy of "Much Ado About Nothing"

Monday evening, December 7, 1846, the performance will commence with the petite comedy of "Chaos Is Come Again"

Saturday evening, November 1, first benefit of Leopold de Meyer, the greatest pianist of modern days, and last appearance

Mr. C. Kean, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make his second appearance in America as Sir Giles Overreach, in Massinger's play of "A New Way to Pay Old Debts", Friday, September 3, 1830

Last night but two of the engagement of Miss E. Tree, "Much Ado About Nothing", on Tuesday evening, October 24

On Monday evening, November 25, 1811, "Catherine and Petruchio"

"The Dumb Belle" on Saturday evening, May 23, 1835