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... BRISTOL MIRROR GENERAL ADVERTISER SATURDAY 24 1846 'THEATRE-ROYAL BRISTOL Night Two of Mr Theatrcs-lloyal Covent-Garden and Drury -Lane of Performing MOSDA YWEDN ami FlDA 26 will t’lay : Anderson Macreauy After the of or Merchant's Daughter Mr Lynne Clvisse ...
... CHAMPION. After which, THE PROVOKED HUSBAND. Lady Tnwnl v. Mra. GLOVER. Lord Townly, Mr. ELLIOTT, from tbe Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. —To cenelade with the Farce of THE SULTAN. Roxalana, Mrs. GLOVER. The Third Night of Mra. Glover’s Engagement will on Tuesday ...
... Gentlemen, Bristol, Clifton, am! their > iciimtes, arc must informed that the Celebrated Madame RON, the 'Dieatre-Hoval, Drury- Lane, is engaged to perform here FIVE NI CHITS; the first which will Tuesday, the inst., when will he presented the favourite ...
... Fmith, and adapted the English Stage, by J. Kerr, Eaq., wiUi new Dremen, Deroratioua, htc. perfomied the llieatres* Royal, Drury* Lane and Co vent* Garden, with anplauMe. The of KINO RICHARD THE THIRD on Thursday Evening with universal applause, and will ...
... Bond Street, piclHre-dealcr. —Samuel Norris, ofShetlield, razor.inilh.-eUeo. F.gler, of Pori sea, miller.—Joseph Croton, of Drury Lane, linen-draper, Tuesday, March 9S.—Thomas Peat, of Wood Street, hosier.—Thus. Thompson, Great Aniwell, Heris, jobber. —Thomas ...
... 0L Bolta, Pip**. HnfaKeada. riMO tS*adore price*. tUT Private Bo***, and Admlaalon. far tha King a. Caveat Garden, and Drury Lane Tfceatrcs, ky Ike Night, Week, N.*B? NoOrden will be attended anlem accompanied with Remittance and Postage paid. belle ...
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... presented (never performed here) new Comedy, called MAN AND WIFE; Or, More Secrets than One, As performed the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with universal Applause. Lord Anstencourt, Mr. Sedley—Sir Rowland Austencourt, Mr. Charlton —Charles Auslencoutt, Mr. Abbott ...
... will per* formed (never acted here) Shakespeare’s Hittorical Play, fas revived J. P. Kemble, Esq the late Theatre- Royal, Drury-Lane, and Covvnt-Girden, and received with the roost rapturous applause,) called COIIIOLANUS: or. The Roman Matron. the course ...
... conclude with the Farce of THE DEAF LOVER. Meadows, Mr, Elliston. On Monday next, Mr. BANNISTER, late of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make his appearance in a Play and Farce, which will announced in the Play Bills. Tickets and Places to be taken of ...
... Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh. Temple-Bar and sold by W. SHEPPARD, Exchange, formerly Pembroke College, Cambridge. and now of the Drury Lane and Haymarket Company of Comedians. Ex note fictum carmen sequar; ut sibiquivus speret idem. London: Printed for W. H ...
... is an unsouudness, inasmuch as it prevents the purchaser from employing the animal,” the new Pantomime now performing at Drury- Lane Theatre, a beggar solicits alms of Harlequin, who, with a stroke his wand, turns her rags into apparent gold. With what ...