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... Miss IlardeaStle F.ll. Kelly. ater w hich, ( never acted here,) a - new Farce, as performed season at the Theatre-Royal, - Drury-lane, called TUE ILLUSTRIOUS STRANGER; Ole, MARRIED AND BURIED. Benjamin tiogvbels Mr. Liston. A STIIING-1100, tj_ if requiieJ ...
... Lawton-street. This Advertisement not be continued.. NOTICE: • ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Mr. .I'. LANG, late of Drury-lane, Printer, deceased, are re9ueited to pay their Aceounts without delay, to Mr. PH Kum, Account- - ant, 16, Exchange Buildings ...
... Pipes, and Hogshead . s, cheaper than the above prices, Private Bases.and admissions Pr the King's, Covent-garden, and Drury-lane Theatres, by the Night, Week, and Season. N.B.—No orders will be attended to unlesi atcomparlip4 with a Remittance. and ...
... called TILE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Aiurtoch Delaney. (with additional Songs) ,Mr. Webb. g r ow the Theatres -Royal. Drury-lane, Covent-garden, Dublin, Edinburgh, Sze.. his first appearance here these four year. At the end of the Fa rce, the celebrated ...
... Belmour, &c. ; Miss Granville, Miss Hargrave ; Miss E. Hargreave ; Miss varvey, from s a d k e 6 Nv e li 3; Miss Pool, Drury-lane rheatie ; Mademoiselle .Rosier, from the Opera House ; Misses It. 'free, Ross, Watson, Webb. &C. Full particulat's in future ...
... Pipes, and Hogsheads, cheaper than the above prices. Private . Bores, and admissions for the King's., recent-garden and Drury-lane Theatres, by the Niiht, Weck, and N.13.—N0 orders will be attended to unless accompanied with a lietnittaure, and SOME ...
... BEFORE .I}-ITTLE. The Scenery by Mr. Harrison. _ . . _ _ The part of Eunice, by Mrs. Pope, 11:;;M - ifi - e - Theatres-Royal Drury-lane and Bath, her first appearance here. An incidental Ballet, composed by Mr. Jones. Pcincipal performers, Mad. Rozier, Miss ...
... Kingdom, the OVERTURE and MUSIC in this celebrated OPERA, now performing with the greatest applause at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, composed by BRAHAM and COOKE. Singers. Composers. s. d. Overture Cooke 3 0 Pilgrim and toe Portrait Mr. Braham Braham 2 ...
... Military M Drame, called THE ADVANCED GUARD; . OR, THE NI-6' HT BEFORE BATTLE. - Eunice, Mrs. Pope, from the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane. To conclude with, on Saturday, an entire new Melo Drame, called BLACK . C.LESAR. • Characters by the whole strength of ...
... years ; and, it is to be hoped, this appeal will not be in vain.—( From a ondent.) A oocii.E PIG .In the new Pantomime at Drury-lane, the ' audience is very much amused by a very sinal black who, left or, the . stage by itself, leaps upon a chair, thence ...
... r the bole Management of Me.sars. W yiir aud FAItuELL. vE int appearance of Mr. W. H. WILLIAMS, from the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane. THIS present MONDAY Evening, the 21st instant, and it every Evening during the week, will be produced, for `ne first time ...
... full, but the lights were chiefly put out. —Cradoek's Memoirs. DAVID GA RRICK.—Tbe immortal David Garrick, when manager of Drury-lane Theatre, allowed no one to play any of his charact , yr without his permission. Mrs. Crawford, the Siddons of that period; ...