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... by his late admirablt Acta. _ Thomas Bisli, Esq., the Lottery Contractor, on Saturday signed a contract become the Lessee Drury Lane Theatre for fourteen years. The terms have not been mentioned, but this spirited speculator has given a cheque in part payment ...
... 10th, Will be presented Colman's excellent Comedy, THE HEIR AT LAW. Doctor Pangloss, Mr. Ellis ton, From the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED, THE FARCt OF THE Ll^iß. YOUNG WELDING, MR. ELLISTON. ~ WANTED, AN Active, Steady YOUTH, as an out-door ...
... unless aceom- panled with remit!ances, and postage paid. ft P.S. Persons visit tug Loudon, may obtain Boxes the | King's, Drury Lane, and Coveut the most reasonable tttms. ...
... 10, Will presented, never ac'ed here, a celehraled'Drnma itt which .Mr. WOOD Dug. BRUIN, performed upwards lot) nights at Drury Lane, enti led the JII3 It'i 1 Founded upon Sir \V . Scott's Talisman, or, a Tale of Crusaders. To will added, favourite Piece ...
... DOMESTIC A MISCELLANEOUS. Toe King and Queen. —Their Majesties will visit Drury lane Theatre on the inst., when the Sehnol for Scandal will be acted ; and two days after they will visit Covent-Garden, on which occasion Miss F. Kemble will Beatrice in ...
... consisting of Grand Vocal Concerts, sustained by some of the most emiment performers from the Oratorios Covent Garden, and Drury Lane; after which, each evening there will be a Grand Promenade and Ball; for which are engaged from London, Mara's celebrated ...
... suffering the horrors of povertv aud diser.se for considerable period. She expired a wretched lodging, No. 8, tharles-sireet, Drury lane. She was lor some years the chere umi of the late Lord Barrvmore, had possessed very considerable personal attractions, ...
... THEATRE, COVENTRY^ j POSITIVELY TIIE LAST NIGHT. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, November MR. W. H. WIUUMS, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, find Royal Gardens Vauxhall; and * - MONS. HENftY, Of the Royal Adelphi Theatre, London, {where he has had the honour of ...
... attended to unless ponied with remittances, and postage paid. ' PJS. Persons visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the ' King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden the, most reasonable turns. ...
... —lntroducing the Tartar Drum. Green Htils of Tyrol, and the Queen's Favourite Wall:, as performed by Master Hughes at Drury Lane. The Favourite Irish Melody— Believe me if all those endearing young charms, as performed by Master Hughes al Anniversary ...
... the above prices. ,■ '*»■ ♦ r 'I? 1 T. 1,1 J ' -* ' J,; ' Private B«kesi and Admissions for K Wig's, Co vent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, the Night,' Week, Season. , ; N.B. be attended unless secortpinied with Remittance Postage paid; ...
... celebrated de Cologne, 1 JSv. per case, Six Bottles each. *** Persons visiting London, may obtain Private Boxes for the King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, Theatres, the best situations, and at the most reasonable prices. A MOST CURIOUS AND WONDERFUL BOOK ...