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... Scenery, &c.. this Evening. aLlth Night of the Engagement of MR. and MRS. WOOD, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent- Hen and Drury. lane, and the Last .Night but Four , Of their performing in - --Eugland previous to their departure for America. Second Week ...
... Public is respectfully informed, that MR. AND MRS. WOOD, the celebrated Vocalists of the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden and Drury-lane, are engapd for a limited period, and will make their first app , arance, these two years, at this Theatre, EVENING, and ...
... , MONSIEUR DUPREZ'S REPRESENTATIONS , the splendour of which they are worthy, he has engaged le Madame E. GARCIA, (from Drury lane' healre. ) Ilsequence of this he is compelled OSTPONE the (Iv- Opening of the Se n IL MONDAY EVENING pelt, the 12th May ...
... ADELE, principal Dancer of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane; Miss PAYNE. of the Theatre- Royal, Drury-lane ; Mon. BRETI N. Premieur Danseur of the Academic Royale; Mr. W. H. PAYNE. of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and a Corps de Ballet. The Ballet will be ...
... Theatres- Mr.ruy-lane and' Covent-garden. Last We k af . GIL BERT and Miss BALLIN principal Dancers toe TheatrEs-Royal, Drury lane and Covent-garden. se l L se quence of the enthustaslic applause with w h i c h ' rec e e r v, „ew of the MOUNTAIN SYLPH ...
... ard goods to Montreal by Steam-boat, at Ship's expen but Shippers' risk. For freight or passage apply to ALEX. HANNAY, Drury -lane. On next, the 30th iustant, at twelve o'clock, at Miller; Whitaker, and Rathbone's Office, Rumford -street, • .283 13ales ...
... - - -- - - .-- JANUAI irilasuil.., DOMESTIC.— lirereton was t of Drury lane t Kemble.- unexpectedly c hy the decease nnelancholy the recullectiot honourable r t e r n e et. j e c : o s ti t f i: t from t h c e ro: t s o ( reftishl of her Mtt for -Lord ...
... LICENSE. GOODIVILL, FIXTURES, and FITTINGS-UP of that old-established and well_ accustomed PUBLIC-HOUSE and EATING-HOUSE, in Drury-lane, Liverpool, occupied by Mr. Thomas Sepik Ag ton, and known by the Sign of BOAR'S HEAD. hoc The STO which is ylflight, to ...
... aged 82, Mr Powell, the father of the stage, who for forty years was a 'worthy, honourable, and efficient member of the Drury. lane Company, and who, in his 76th year, admitted, that he had never felt the head, the tooth, or the heartach On Friday. the ...
... JOHN COLTART, farmer, near Toronto, Upper Canada, to Miss JESSIE MARSHALL, daughter of Mr. Thomas Marshall, contractor, Drury. lane, parish of Kirkpatrick Fleming. The gallant bridegroom has jugged along the rugged patJ2 of life for more than four-score ...
... - I Mr. ANDERSON, not of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane , is engaged for EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY, 1 / 4 4 will appear Tnis EVENING in the character of Othello, as performed by him at the Theatre-Royal, Drury -lane, on MONDAY last, with the most distinfinished ...
... DRESSES, just received from London and Paris. N.8.--A Vacancy for an APPRENTICE. Of MR. 1),), TON, N 'lle Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, is engaged for a FORTvc ; Fir, and will make his first appearance this Season, HIS PRESENT MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 10, when ...