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... n of Dr. HAGUE, ProfefTor of Mufic in the Univerfity of Cambridge. tbe Vocal Part by Mifs DE CAMP, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Leader Of the Band— Dr. HAGUE. PART I. Grand S-jm.—Hajdn. Piano Forte Leflbn— Mafter CAMIDGE. SONG.- . Duetto for Two Violins ...
... the last fifty years. In t vol*. Bvn. with Portrait. 99*. 111. THB REMINISCENCES of THOMAS DIBDIN, of the Theatre* Royal. Drury-Lane. Co. vent-Garden, Ac, and Author of the • Cabinet,' &c. Ax. In 2 yds. Bvo. with Portrait. 28*. IV. MKMOIRS OF THEOBALD WOLFE ...
... »°*** Il!s: X i Attorni s, . T fc» wiß be no more aeter.rfrf^ At the King's Head, in Richmond, oh Thurf theatre-royal; drury-lane. THIS DAY IS PtIBLISBEp, »RICB TWO IHIMIN6S AN D MXf ENC X, / DEAF AND DUMB; ?? ,°«» . THE ORPHAN PROTECTED, An Hiiiorical ...
... weekly) ofa new Work, entitled THE BRITISH THEATRE ; of, A Col- lection of Plays which aie acted at the The- atres Royal, Drury-Lane, Covent-Garden, and Hay- mark—- Printed under the Authority and by Per- mission of the Managers from the Prompt Books. — ...
... Upper Boxes, ls. 6d. ; Pit, ls. ; Gallery, 6d. First appearance of Mrs. TERNAN, late Miss Jarman, of the Theatres- Royal, Drury-lane and Covent-garden ; also, the first appearance of her truly talented daughter, MISS FANNY TERNAN, justly styled the Wonderful ...
... Poultry, ar.d fold by all the BookfeUers in To*n _nd Country. Thefe Volumes contain as under : The Strarrtr, as a .led at Drury-Lane Theatre; Pizarro; Twer's Vo-wi ; Cnnt Benyotv/ly ; Indian tnVt, ; RnlU, or tbt Virgin of tbe Snr; Deaf and Dumb- Adelaide ...
... to unlet* jc- eompanied with remittances, aud postage paid. P. S. Persons visiting Londun, may obtain Roxesat the hung s, Drury-Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres —on the most reasonable terms. THE HEAD AJVD EYES. COLLINS'S CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUPP fully maintains ...
... and Others. The whole of the ENTERTAINMENT* has been ar snsjed and revised by Mr. COLMAN. The Songs (which Mr. Bosb of Drury-Lane The- atre will accompany on tbe Piano Forte) are com- posed by Messrs. Dibdim, Rebvs, and Bisuoe, TL» Doors to be open, ...
... (for the first time) a Comic Opera, in ■ two Acts;, called YOUTH, LOVE* AND FOLLY. ( At performing at the Theatre? Royal, Drury-Lane, taith. distinguished tucctts./- Baron de Briaucourt, Mr. Williams; Louis de Linval, Mr. D'Arcy; lioriiuond, Mr. Melvin; ...
... of Darlington, Attorney at Law ; of whom, or of the Rev. Thomas Peacock, of Denton, near Darling- ton : or of Mr. Moarox. Drury-Lane. Newcastle- upon-Tyne, Solicitor, further iniormation may be obtained. 1 Oablix«tov # March 7, 1827. Tho TRUE Dr. S T ...
... Robert Dibb, tbo Wharfdale Poet, called HURRAH FOR THE ARMY.** On MONDAY, Mr. J. RUSSELL, late of the Theaare- Rovrl, Drury-Lane, will make hia appearance in a VARIETY OF POPULAR SNTERTAINMENTS. Doors to be opened at Seven o Clock. Performance to commence ...
... OT#d » . ■*• ?? Both the power of the Composer aad Performev. ft has- been adopted by the Orchestra of the Theatre-RoyaL Drury-Lane, as weU as by many i bbbsßßi l*towiimers and Masters of Hands ; and has received the written approbatiou and reebmmenda ...