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... STEPHENS, tmnrp . Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged for One Mgnt more, Miss JOHNSTON and Mr. BEDFORD, Of the same Theatre, also engaged for One Night more, And Mr. BROWNE, Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, engaged for One , THEY will make their ...
... . :THEATRE -ROYAL . LIVERPOOL. Mr. Mrs. WOOD, of the Th ea tres-Royat, Drury. lane and Covent-garden, are engaged for a limited number of Nights, and will make their t aprearance here thl3 season. HIS p r esen t MONDAY EVENING, the 2.3c1 ...
... TH EATRE-ROYAL. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. W. H. BLAND. Eighth. Night of Mr. COOPER, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane. Third Night of Mr. MORRIS BARNETT, of the St. James's Theatre. ON WEDNESDAY next, the 28th instant, when will be 'performed Lord Byron's ...
... late Miss Cawse, of the Theatres-Royal, Drury' lane and Covent-garden, who is engaged for a limited period, will make her second appearance in Liverpool this evening. Mr. BaowNn, of the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane and Dublin, who is engaged for a limited ...
... rheatre-Re)yal, Manchester. MRS. CLARICE most respectfully ants. to the public that r. ACREA the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, holing to pert rm in Arrrpool on Friday, tlertomber 2, ted he aid et his valuable services on the occasion of Mrs. :I.ARKE'S BENEFIT ...
... }the MISS HELEN FAUCIT. Haymarket, Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane', Covent Garden, and the will make her first appearance at the Theatre.`?',l, Williamson-square, on EASTER MONDAY, April 13. ,!,Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respectfully inaiZea that ...
... On Wednesday neat, the infant, one o clock, the office of Moscow and Iligff. Drury lane, CTV ITie Brig ROBERT, Newcastle. mJjp ofta tons register; built Sou*h Shields, in “1824, for the present o-oaf; copper-fastened. •a! well found in stores.—For fur&cr ...
... In 1760, a Mr. Cross was prompter at Drury Lane Theatre, and a Mr. Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders laboured under an idea that he was qualified for a turf-man, and, like those who are afflicted with that disorder, suffered severely. The animals ...
... THE 3032. yal, Manchester. Co.i TMAS WEEK. ——— TRAVEL ANNISTER “HE Members formed that t! e Royal. Drury Lane, being be held in Manches ‘(OUR NIGHTS oly, a ary, 1810, INESDAY, THURSDA | ‘Se FRIDAY. Such Members a: first appearance here on ing with their ...
... T:ILATRE ROYAL,LIVERPOOL. MR. DOWTON, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 13 engaged for a fortnight, and will make his third appear:lnce here since his return from America, this evening. Mr. WEEKES. The ,popular Irish Comedian and Singer , of the Theatre ...
... M n rray and Aleiauder 11,C hapel-walill Muore, J . Brazilian Buildings, Drury Lane 14.3 c S 111 azilisli liniry Lane I a ooelt M•Keoal, Larty, and oo 3' Water-street Mel lora and R7111s6!1 .. .. 7 ,Wator-streei MelliniFb ,J raid cu ...
... Manchester MR.. SIMS REEVES, the celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala, Milan, and of the Grand Opera, Tto Ai, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged by ti al professors and amateurs, ae also by the press, the g ast tenor who has appeared ...