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... =~ Amusements. eee —— THEATRE-ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. SULLIVAN (from th e Mr. BARRY. engaged for a lim! ee and Drury-lane) is a) ), the 15th instant, EVENING (Frid RY SULLIVAN, For the BENEFIT of Mr. BA RICHELIEU! Sullivan. . nd DON DE esece Bazan! Mr STR ANGER ...
... Mr. BARRY SULLTYAN Has b-en secuted exoressiy for the character of Macbeth ; and , Mrs. VICKERY, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, will make her-first appear if pace in Liverpool, he character of Lad: THE VOCAL MUSIC y Macbeth. 7 ich a attributed to ...
... Performance to commence at Seven. ROYAL PARK THEATRE. Continued Engagement of the celebrated Tra; WEFTON, (of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane,) hie EDMUND FALCONER, and Miss JANE HOWARD. EIS EVENING (Monday), the 25th in- ant. will be produced a Dramatic ersion ...
... to commence at Seven. ROYAL PARK THEATRE. Continued Engagement of the celebrated Tragic A WESTON, (of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane,) Mr. EDMUND FALCONER, and Miss JANE HOWARD. IS EVENING (Tuesday), the 26th in-| Te stant it. will be produced a Dramatic ...
... season at the New robusto, who made a highly favourable impres-ion Harmonic Union, and other great concerts, and also at Drury-lane Theatre, where he appeared with the greatest success in Meyer- beer’s “‘ L’Etoile du Nord,” “ The Waterman,” &c., gave @ ...
... SULLIVAN beth ; Has been secured expressly for the character of Ts. ICKE will-make her first appear- From th Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, Liverpool, in *! = - ance in THE VOGAL MUSIC, Matthew t attributed to p be the composition of John Eccles, will | search ...
... twenty years of age! Is © mihi preteritos referat si Jupiter annos? ~ Just twenty did she adorn our J taking leave it at Drury-lane, in A il 1797, in the character of Lady Teazie. Before that time, she had been prominent in the ii private plays at the ...
... THE “Sunpay , of Drury-lane the Sunday Times for £3,000. SIGNED BY THE ‘LoRD-LIEUTENANT OF LANCASHIRE.—Ist Regiment of the Duke of Lancaster’s Own Militia—Lieut. J. R. I. Gregg to be Captain, vice officer AN ago a Portugnese ons accompanied by an onrang- ...
... quality of animals to be used as food, uncer the General Board ef Health. THE FIRE aT official investigation, held ou at Drury-lane Theatre, into the cause of the recent fire in that building, showed that it from so me wadding projected from a gun fired ...
... He pany, and to keep his friends re and bebind the curtain together for many future successes of his own. The Lyceum and Drury-lane are also We acknowledge Mr. after ar the of M. and of > but. We see no reason to give him—clever as he is—a monopoly for ...
... VE te of Drury-lane The: atre presented Mr. Smith, the lessee, | with a superb chased solid silver vase, weighing 130 ounces, in commemoration of the successful season end- | ing March, 1856. THE CHARGE AGAINST A OF ATTEMPT- | Ine to SHoor a May.—At the ...
... received for a fint-c'tiv j* house in Sydney, and CASH ADVANCES made thereon —Apply to lIOIttJBURGH. lIALLEY, and CO , 5, Drury-lane, Liverpool ...