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Royal Clarence Theatre :Royal Clarence Theatre (late Sans Pareil), Queen-Street. This present Monday January 2nd 1832 will be presented for the first time here, a drama of great interest, called "Napoleon; or The Emperor and the soldier". ... Duet "All's well", by Messrs Cullen & Wilton. After which, a serio-comic ballet of action, entitled The "Death of Captain Cook" ... in the course of the piece, an Indian dance ... procession to the sacrifice. A terrific combat, by Messrs Reilly & Cullen. The piece concludes with the death of Captain Cook, by the treacherous Indian. A favorite song by Mr Barrett. The whole to concluded with the much-admired drama of the "Heart of Midlothian; or, The Lily of St Leonard's" Goddard & Brown, Printers, Packet-Office, 51 Lowgate, Hull [1832]

Royal Clarence Theatre :Royal Clarence Theatre (late Sans Pareil), Queen-Street. This present Monday January 2nd 1832 will be presented for the first time here, a drama of great interest, called "Napoleon; or The Emperor and the soldier". ... Duet "All's well", by Messrs Cullen & Wilton. After which, a serio-comic ballet of action, entitled The "Death of Captain Cook" ... in the course of the piece, an Indian dance ... procession to the sacrifice. A terrific combat, by Messrs Reilly & Cullen. The piece concludes with the death of Captain Cook, by the treacherous Indian. A favorite song by Mr Barrett. The whole to concluded with the much-admired drama of the "Heart of Midlothian; or, The Lily of St Leonard's" Goddard & Brown, Printers, Packet-Office, 51 Lowgate, Hull [1832]

Royal Clarence Theatre :Positively the last night of Signor Martini's engagement ... the interesting pantomime of "La Perouse" ... this present Wednesday, May 14th, 1834 ... "Cardillac the goldsmith" ... an Irish song by Mr Macarthy. A dance by Mrs Clifton. The whole to conclude with the grand serious pantomime of "La Perouse! or, The desolate island". The piece opens with a tremendous storm ... natives at a repast ... Peck & Smith, printers and stationers, 38 Lowgate, Hull [1834]

Royal Clarence Theatre :Positively the last night of Signor Martini's engagement ... the interesting pantomime of "La Perouse" ... this present Wednesday, May 14th, 1834 ... "Cardillac the goldsmith" ... an Irish song by Mr Macarthy. A dance by Mrs Clifton. The whole to conclude with the grand serious pantomime of "La Perouse! or, The desolate island". The piece opens with a tremendous storm ... natives at a repast ... Peck & Smith, printers and stationers, 38 Lowgate, Hull [1834]