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... 1834. liC MISS INVERARITY, MISS B. INVERARITY, gi AND ?? MR. MAnTYN, ;\t i (Of the Theatres Royal, Coventt Garden, adl Drury Lane,) tO AVE the hionmesr ofitfbortilng the ?? FIt N, i JLL atid its vicinitV, that thev pt'ooose giving an EVFNING CONCERT ...
... 0 0 N C E n T 5. TltEATRtE'-1OYAL, ABERIDEEN. MR. TUM1PLETON. (101In Ttl5ATRESi11l0A.At, DRURY LANE AND COVENT GARDEN) AND THE MISSES SMfITH, B Oto anritotnawo that thtey itill give 'VWO CO NCERTS in ?? 1 mATRY.. Alherdtccn, oan 11O.NlAY and ?? Estritngr ...
... Violincello) IR iiARRING'l'ON, (From the Royal Academy of MIusic, London) 31R COLLINS, (Leader, from the Tlbeatres-Royal, Drury Lane, St. .James', &c. ?? London.) PIANO-FORTES. T AYLOR & BROWN beq to intimate, that they have T on hand a very extensive ...
... England through tho winter and coming spring. The enterprising Jullien resumed his popular entertainments, .yesterday week, Drury Lane Theatre, and they promise to be more popular than ever; the house was crowded to the doors, and the various performances ...
... nd’’ Concerts for the Manchester Infirmary have already lodged j£2,oo’> in the hank. M. Jullien's promenade concerts in Drury Lane terminated Saturday evening : and the theatre, last year, is lie degraded into a circus, for the exhibition French horsemanship ...