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... various parts of the united ki, , e its first introduction, only two months since, at •pi eld's Subscription Ball, held at Drury Lane Theatre, • uly , sto apologise to the nobility, gentry, and the p • ic of Manchester for the disappointment, and assures ...
... goes to England, or that Meyerbeer’s Camp of Silesia will be produced at I have the intormation from Meyer- beer himself. Drury Lane. inted with the I was somewhat disappo he theatre in vocalist whom TI heard in Norma at t Cologne. My impression was that ...
... consequence of ntuneroL_ ___quiries, will repeat HAMLET. Mr. W. HARRISON, Mr. 'SORBAN', and Miss HOMER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear in the favourite Operas of MA RITANA, BOHEMIAN GIRL, &c. in which they will sustain their original characters ...
... TbeaUe/toyal, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged/% the Musical Professors and Amateurs, as also the Press, the greatest Tenor who has appeared in England/sincethe, retirement of Rubini; also, Mr. HENRY WHIT WORTH, the distin- Drury Lane,, n fc d ...
... Covent Garden,) are engaged at this .ieatre FOR ONE NIGHT. Mr. DOWTON, Mr. BROWN, and Mr. BEDFORD, (Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), with MR. MEADOWS, (Ofthe Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden,) are also engaged tor the same Evening, and will make their appearance ...
... eatid. beeMtact. by produced. Mr hero, a 'Yew Ie Ar•bhul Nadine Cittert•lrownr. a. so petrfarand with 4latloibtlatial rte.:. Drury Lane, g: DII&D ALIT2. • WOO, NI.. k ttx.l.trrL. Inset . • %noway at die Melees. -41.9 el he am/a. ot Rums. rh 4 • • . lc 1 11b1 ...
... FURIOSO. The part of Bowniamia, by Miss CLARA FISHER. As perforated by her with unbounded applause. at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden. The whole to conclude with, by particular desire, of fill Work. In which CLARA will sustain SIX different ...
... and Miss SMITHSON. rp HE Public are respectfully informed, that the above named celebrated Performers front the Tlwatres- Drury. Lane, Covent-Garden, are engaged here for ONE NIGHT ONLY, and have the honour of appmring This PRESENT SATURD4T, August 21, In ...
... \V LIAMS (of the Philharmonic Concerts, ~ Ion): Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Al r• VINTERBOTTOM ; Mr. D. W. KING (of the' eatre Royal, Drury Lane); Mr. JOSEPH RI .1 'IN (of Dublin) ; , Mr. JOHN PHILLIP , an, or. SHELDRICK. The Chorus, comprising upwards of 100 voices ...
... Covent Garden Theatre.—We last week gave list the principal vocalists engaged by Mr. Macready for tlie ensuing season, at Drury Lane Theatre. A correspondent informs us that Madame Vestrts has engaged, for Covent Garden— Miss Adelaide Kemble. who with and ...
... wbichoccaisn ot r.andMrs. KEELEY, of th e 'The'atre-oy, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will make thir firt opea ce here since their return from America. Alr. W. RUaSELL, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, who. Tl. iso engaged for ni t, will ...
... Figaro, the Threatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; and MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the part of Orpheus, in Balfe's Opera, The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. The Programme, selected ...