Her Majesty's servants will perform at Windsor Castle, _On Friday, February 6th_, 1852, Shakespeare's Historical Play, in five acts, of KING JOHN. King John Mr Charles Kean Prince Henry (his son, afterwards King Miss Robertson Henry III.) Arthur (son of Geoffrey, late Duke of Bretagne, Miss Kate Terry elder son of King John) William Longsword, Earl of Salisbury Mr James Vining Robert Bigot, Earl of Norfolk Mr G. Everett William Mareshall, Earl of Pembroke Mr Wynn Geoffrey Fitzpiers, Earl of Essex (chief Justiciary Mr Stacey of England) Hubert de Burgh (Chamberlain to the King) Mr Phelps Robert Falconbridge (son of Sir Robert Falconbridge) Mr Meadows Philip Falconbridge (his half-brother, bastard Mr Alfred Wigan son to King Richard I.) Philip, King of France Mr C. Fisher Lewis, the Dauphin Mr Stanton Archduke of Austria Mr Ryder Cardinal Pandulph (the Pope's Legate) Mr Graham Chatillon, Comte de Nevers (ambassador from Mr C. Wheatleigh France to King John) Giles (Vicomte de Melun) Mr J. F. Cathcart Peter of Pomfret (a Prophet) Mr Parsloe Citizen of Angiers Mr Addison English Knight Mr Paulo English Herald Mr Rolleson French Herald Mr F. Cooke Attendants on Hubert Mr Daly & Mr Stoakes Elinor (widow of King Henry II. & Mother Miss Phillips of King John) Constance (mother to Arthur) Mrs Charles Kean Blanch (daughter to Alphonso, King of Castile Miss Murray & Niece to King John) King John's Pages Miss J. Lovell & Miss Hastings Attendants on Constance Miss Maurice & Miss Clifford Director Mr Charles Kean Assistant Director Mr George Ellis Theatre arranged & Scenery painted by Mr Thomas Grieve. ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT--BY COMMAND. Her Majesty's servants will perform at Windsor Castle, _On Friday, January 7th, 1853_, Shakespeare's Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. (Part Second)