Mrs. Mowatt's benefit, "Man and Wife", Friday, October 2

Mr. Marble in three plays, "Sam Patch in France", "Vermont Wool Dealer" and "Black Eye'd Susan", Wednesday, June 24

For the benefit of Mr. G. Barrett, "The School for Scandal", Wednesday, May 26, 1847

Thursday evening, December 18, 1840, the performance will commence with the infant minstrels, the Masters Hughes, who will appear in part the first of one of their favorite concerts

First appearance of Mrs. Mowatt since her return from Europe, and Mr. Dyott as Armand, in "Armand; or, The Peer and the Peasant", Tuesday, August 19

Mr. Marble in "Family Ties", Wednesday evening, June 17. To conclude with "The Backwoodsman; or, The Game Cock of the Wilderness"

Mrs. Hunt's Benefit, "The Trumpeter's Daughter", on Thursday evening, May 27, 1847

For the benefit of Mrs. Seguin, and last appearance but one of Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Frazer, Mr. Delavanti and Mr. Seguin, "The Postillion of Lonjumeau", Monday evening, January 5, 1846

For the benefit of Mr. Dyott, "Eugene Aram; or, Saint Robert's Cave", Tuesday, May 25, 1847

Third and last night but seven of the engagement of Mr. & Mrs. Wood and Mr. Brough, "La Sonnambula", Thursday evening, May 19, 1836

Mr. Marble as Josh Sims in "Family Ties" and as Lot in "Hue and Cry", Tuesday, June 23

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"

First night of "The Favorite", Monday, October 4, 1847

Wednesday evening, May 27, will be performed the tragedy of "The Gamester". Mrs. Chas. Kean, late Miss Ellen Tree, and Mr. Charles Kean, their third appearance since their return from the South

Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Frazer and Mr. Seguin in "Le Brasseur de Preston", Monday evening, March 23

Tuesday evening, June 3, will be performed for the first time, an original comedy in five acts, by Douglas Jerrold, entitled "Time Works Wonders"

Monday evening, April 12, 1847, will be revived the tragic play of "Pizarro; or, the Death of Rolla"

Monday evening, October 12, will be performed for the first time on any stage, a play in five acts, entitled "The Wife's Secret"

For the benefit of Miss Ellen Tree, "Twelfth Night; or, What You Will", on Friday evening, April 14

For the benefit of Mr. Sinclair, and his last appearance, prior to his departure for Boston, "The National Guard; or, Bride or No Bride", on Friday evening, April 6