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Fancy dress ball, under the direction of stewards, Tuesday, March 4, 1845. A fancy dress BALL will take place on the above evening, in the Britannia Saloon, Aurora Tavern. ... Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock.

Fancy dress ball, under the direction of stewards, Tuesday, March 4, 1845. A fancy dress BALL will take place on the above evening, in the Britannia Saloon, Aurora Tavern. ... Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Public meeting. The electors of Wellington are respectfully informed that a public meeting will be held at the Britannia Saloon, on Friday Even[ing], the 5th day of August, 1853, to hear the opinion of all the candidates on several important questions. Wellington, August 2, 1853. Printed at the "Independent" Office.

Britannia Saloon :Amateur performance Britannia Saloon, on Monday evening next, September 1st. The Britannia Saloon will be opened for the first time (and for this night only). The evening's entertainment will commence with ... "The warlock of the glen" ... "Dance in fetters" by a gentleman; "Garland dance" in character ... after which "An Olla Podrido" ... to conclude with ... "Village lawyer". Printed at the Spectator's Office, Manners-street, August 26, 1845.

Britannia Saloon :Amateur performance Britannia Saloon, on Monday evening next, September 1st. The Britannia Saloon will be opened for the first time (and for this night only). The evening's entertainment will commence with ... "The warlock of the glen" ... "Dance in fetters" by a gentleman; "Garland dance" in character ... after which "An Olla Podrido" ... to conclude with ... "Village lawyer". Printed at the Spectator's Office, Manners-street, August 26, 1845.