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... THEATRE, BELFAST. By Permission of Sir Stephen May, Sovereign, MR. W. FARREN, (Of \the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden J FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY!! THE Manager feels gratified in being able to announce, that he haa effected an Engagement with ...
... THEATKEJBELFAST. MISS S. BOOTH, Of the Theatres-Royal. Cocent Garden, and Drury Lane, TIAKES leave most respectfully to announce that she will have the of hrr seeon'l «p--peHranre, FRIDAY the Uth of June, AUSTRO BT MISS Of the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, and ...
... RE-APPEARANCE OF MU. J. KUSSELL, The Popular Comedian, From the Theatres Royal Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and English Opera House, who has recovered from his indisposition. This present Monday Evening, March 12,1838, To commence with (second time) the ...
... THEATRE, BELFAST. Hy Permission of John Agnew, Esq Sovereign. ] Third Appearance of MISS CLARA FISHER, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Dublin, who I, on this occasion, display the uncommon versatility o her talents, by her trformmec of the character of ...
... engaged for the ensuing week en hit the eelebrated Juvenile Performer, a J:n MISS CLARA FISHER, — Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Dublin, who will 413) make her first appearance in Belfast, on MONDAY gext, .y April 19th, when will be performeéd the ...
... to have had theeffectofallaying them. Faithful Copies of Letters between Hopkins and Wild, Prompters to the Monopolizers. Drury Lane, Nov. 9. * Dear Wild, —For pity’s sake, lend me a couple of conspirators for to-night. Recollect you have borrowed one of ...
... Public, that he has engaged for the ensuing week the celebrated Juvenile Performer, MISS CLARA FISHER, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Dublin, who will make her first appearance in Belfast, on MONDAY next, April 19th, when will be performed the Musical ...
... Elastiquc. Tho Performances will terminate with MAZEPPA AND THE DESERT STEED. Manager—Mr. T. THOMPSON, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Cuvent Garden. Doors open at Half-past SIX, commence at Half-past SEVKN, precisely. Hoses, 35.; Side ditto, 25.; Pit ...
... CHARLEY, X SLOAN, 28, James’s-street, Belfust, Dec. 21, 1824, For Freight, in Liverpool, please apply to Mr. JOHN MCAMMON, 27, Drury lane (714 “r S =T N TANNAN ’k‘-‘( ‘l, \:{ X £4 1.1 G, 1Y il h 4 . p el aree foth X)) m Jleigledlr ...
... DEATH MIL RAYMOND. Wo Idineni to state, * k lial Mr. ILiymond, the inrdlijjenl ami active Manager ot' Drury lane 'nii'Sire-, died yesterday afternoon, about half-piut five o'clock, at hi* hou-e in Cheater-place, I’im- Hco. lie was teizeJ with apoplectic ...
... THURSDAY EVENING, the Tragedy of DOUGLAS; oa. The Noble Shepherd, . Toung N'orval By Mr. KEAN, Jun( Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, who is Engaged for Three Nights only.) After which, the Farce of the WEA THERCOCK. Tristram Fickle Mr. Macaetht. • * Mr ...
... , that an Engageineat has been entered into with the celebrated MR. MACREADY, Of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-Garden and Drury. Lane, to perform in Belfast for SIX successive NIGHTS, and that he will make his first appearance here, This Preseni Evening ...