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... high order of composition caUing into action the deepest feeling and pathos. Mr. Charles made his re-appearance London, Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening, and. if we arc to believe the assertions of our London contemporary, never, in the most palmy days ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday. Nov. 5. BANKRUPTS —Alfred Bunn, lute of Eagle Lodge,. Brompton, and of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, printer publisher, aud music seller—Edward Thomas Rogers* Woodford, Essex, smith and ironmonger—William ami Alexander Nicholl ...
... wine-merchant, Manchester—John Ram, upholsterer, QueenVbuildings. Hen: y Wilson, tavern-keeper, Eton, Allen, tea-dealer, Drury Lane John Marshall, boilermaker, Colchester-street, George Parsons, wine-merchant. Worthing—Phylbert Roberts, broker. Exeter ...
... 1829, Will be performed Shakspzare's Play THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. The part of Sbylock, by Mr. KEAN, the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden: WITH OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS. conclude with the Farce of Coo for On TUESDAY, Shakspeare's Tragedy of RICHARD ...
... 28, which will Sing a Selection of the most admired SONGS OF SCOTLAND. Accompany Ist, Mr. 8.AX15, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Doors will opened One o'Clock, the Entertainment commence at Half-past One, and terminate about Four. *** Tickets, ...
... conclude with the Farce of the PRIZE, or 2, 5, 3, 8. THAT FAVOURITE POPULAR ACTRESS, MISS LOVE, . (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, J, IS, ENGAGED FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. J Dae Notice be given of her Appearance. CLAPHAM & CO. FWtiishing General ironmongers ...
... Memorial Nightt. —We are happy being authorised state that both the lessees of the royal establishments of Covent Garden and Drury Lane have generously given the free use of their respective theatres to George Jones, Esq., as Chairman of the People's Central ...
... JL informed that MR. CHARLES MAT: (Son of the late eminent Comedian) c Royal Olympic Theatre MR. MEADOW the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Three Nights On Monday, Augvst 1 Will presented an entirely new Com OLD AND YOUNG Topple, Coaclnnan Mr. Timothy, a Tiger ...
... ducted by Mr. MEYMCK, of Leamington. * COn - Boxes 35., Pit 2s, Gallery 1,. MRS. NESBITT, late MISS MORDAUNT Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, is engaged f or l m and will make her First Appearance on ?ht, tl.e instant. Tickets may be obtained Mr. Ward's T'K hite ...
... wlnlteth an injustice, is a participator in the crime. THOCTDIDSS. LONDON: Printed at the IMPERIAL STEAM PRESS, No. 177, Drury Lane; and Sold by R.E.LEE, 31. Mary-le-bone Lane, and by ail BOOKSELLERS. POSTING REDUCED. THE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully ...
... d. Madame CENTI DAMOREAU, Sig. CTJRIOISri, THE EMINENT TENOR. Sig. GIUEILEI, Primo Basso Cantante, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and of Her Majesty's Theatre, London. Mons. & Mr. BOCHSA. Mr. BOCHSA Is happy to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, Inhabitants' ...
... J. Rector St. Andrew. the oth Tottenham Court Road, after a long and painful illness, aged .M. Mr. George comedian, the Drury Lane Establishment. the 6th inst. at where had retired dec! hea'th, the Rev. Hartley, late Batter street Chapel. Plymouth, b ...