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... PERMISSION OF MR. WARDE.) M R. A. APIO, Of the Nobility's Concerts, London. Lender of the Band —Mß- DAY, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Flute —Mß. DE COSTENEV, the Puii*. Conductor —M R. F. M .-V H ALL, Who will preside at the GRAND PIANO- Every exertion ...
... play the Ball, after the Concert. 'Die Concert Band will full and complete, consisting Professionals from the Oratorios at Drury-Lane, Covenl-Garden, the Concert Rooms, Oxford, &c. See Advertisement. ...
... said,* Let bed tie prepared for to-night, and Mrs. Bellow, as 1 am anxious he present the opening of my favourite theatre, Drury-lane, and observe by the newspapers that there are a great many pickpockets about, 1 shall leave mv gold watch your care.” Very ...
... Foote at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, for a certain number of nights previous- ly to the inmencement of her engagement at Drury Lane. Miss Stephens will returp to London after reaping a most profitable provincial harvest, having received for the exercise ...
... (( •> or:i~ ted Eau dc Cologne, id#, per vase, Sir Bottles ♦ * Persons London, no* ohl iin Private Boxes for the King's, Drury Lane, and Cnvenl G.t Vn, Tliea’.rcs, in the beat situations, and nt tin* most reasonable prices. VN iiifallihlc Rc-itoraiive ...
... into the fatal boiler. Both were Immediately taken out; but the youth lived only three, and M* Kinnou four hours. Mr. tmd Drury-Lane Theatre. meeting of Mr. creditors, having been for some time past prisoner in the Rules of the King’s Bench, was held at ...
... celebra- ted Bau de Cologne, Ws. per tase, Six Bottles eachy Persons visiting Loudon, may obtaiu Private Boxes far the King’s, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, Theatres, in the best situations, and ut the most prices, ...
... Mr. fast recovering, and contrary to the opinion his medical friends, bids fair to* resuu'.e , professional avocations at Drury-lane. Sir Charles Long elevated to the Peerage, bv the '.tie of Lord Ruvensbonrn. Ca\ tion. —There are persons going about purchasing ...
... COMFORT. Uoxier-lane, coffin furniture maoufscturcr. E. SIIKRLKV. Park-tcrrace, Marylebone, butcher. K. While Horse-yard, Drury-lane, woollendraper. H. ROGERS, Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-road, grocer. T. W. WILLIAMSON audE. JONES,Packcr’a-cuuit,Colemanetreet ...
... whatever will be attended t Hales ...
... neiifhbonrhnot) of St. Jemes’s-atreet, had five pounds to pav for tl.e postage letters, ia cousequeace the privilege hsving ' Drury-lane Theatrf, on which 30,000/. has been witbiu few yean, let for year*. Sussini is iiuinediately ex|>eeled in this country. ...
... Cole* mau-Htreet, plasterer—H. and W. S. Fl-KNIS, New Bond battem—f. BECKKT, Worcester, coach proprietor—T. J. CARBOLL. Drury-lane, R GRIFFITH, Kegeot’s Canal bas.ii. City-road, Iron meicllam—H. CLARK, BNhopagate street, lea dealer—G. SUTTON, Southwark ...