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... Le Feuvre, Esq. Cumberland- pi ice Cfpatre l&oga!, Southampton. THE SECOND NIGHT OF MR. ANDERSON!! (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London,) AND LAST BUT ONE OF HIS APPEARANCE THIS SEASON! ON MONDAY Evening next, Sept. 27th, 1830, will be presented tbe ...
... WHEREAS J. WILLIAMS, alias * » LEWIS, alias BROWN, formerly of Buck- ndge-street, St. Giles's, afterwards of Charles-street, Drury-lane, and lastly of Newton-street, Holborn, in the County of Middlesex, stands charged with having ABSCONDED witb several SUMS ...
... :m. . ri this Theatre,) an interesting Melo-Dra- founded on Le Sack's celebrated ■'i-c'. performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1 . ?? 1 ' : applause, entitled GIL BLAS; THE BOY OF SANTILLANE. '■'•:. .; ■pt'firiatc Drrsses, Scemi-y, original Music ...
... Iteirescape. A one-act trifle under the title Mr. and Mrs. Piingle” was produced on Tuesday, and since, played every night Drury-lane theatre. A grand pageant honour Sir Walter Scott was exhibited at, this theatre on Saturday night after ** Rob R®». «»«• ...
... advance 2-uilfils, at 4 peJ ctait.—Her** Paper. is said that Malihran is to have 2,0001. for twelve nighia’performance at Drury-lane Theatre, in the course of the enstiinc month .May. Sheridan Knowles it so-n to appear in London the h«:ro of his own play ...
... entrances, corridors, sa'.oon, &c. weie also much admired. Mr. and Mr*. Wool have returned to London, and are engaged at Drury-lane for the next season. They are Mid t» have realised l«,0O0/. by their trip to America. At the anniversary nuetiiig ot the ...
... their com- mencement. THEATRE ROYAL. SOUTHA WP JON. Last Night but Three of MR. BALLS' ENGAGEMENT, (Ol the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent , Garden.) ln consequence of the enthusiastic applause be- stowed on the first representation of THREE AND ...
... Attwood, Salisbury, or to Mr. Webb. Melchet. Salisbury. THEATRE ROYAL. SOUTirIAiVIPiON. MR. BALLS, (Of the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane, and Covent Garden,) FOR THREE NIGHTS MORE. The Managers, owing to the unanimous approbation bestowed on Mr. Balls' performance ...
... Music :— PART I. GRAND MARCH, as perforrasd by Ur. and Master PHILLIPPS, with enthusiastic applause, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The beautiful AIR. •' The Soldier's Tear. arranged as s Duet, and performed by Mr. and Master FHILLIPPS, by particular ...
... THE ENGAGEMENT OF MISS SMITH, MISS J. SMITH, (Nieces of the Celebrated Mis* Stephens,) MR. j/sMITH, (Of tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) The Mioses and Mr. SMITH bavint been received on tbeir secood appearance, on I ada* eventn«, with ths most enthusiastic ...
... Ryde. \Y Dancing to con-imence at Nine o'clot-lc. TxTEATRE 8.0XA1., SOtrTHAJWPTO ST. MRS. (.RGER, (Of tbe Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Madame vestbis' Olympic Theatre,) FOR FOUR NIGHIS. The MANAGEBiof the ?? ever anxious to provide ooveity ...
... floor. STB.ONG CANADA BRANDT. TWO PER CENT BEYOND THE LEGAL LIMITED STRENGTH OP FOREIGN BRANDY. WILLIAM WATSON, No. 111, ™ * Drury Lane, London, oners to the Public the above SPIRIT, at fourteen shillings per Imperial Gallon, for ready money. WILLIAM WATSON'S ...