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... engagd, tnent has been entered into for a few nights with thee cerebrated Comedian, • - • - Mr. • - (of the Theatte Royal, Drury Lane) Who Will Ins first appearance for thetz ten years in ham, for the purpose of taking his FAREWELL' . - bf THIS AUDIENCE ...
... Officer, Mr. CHATTERLY Anna, Mrs. KNIVETON . and the Part of Lady Randolph by Mrs. JOHNS I ON, from the Theatre ,Royal, Drury Lane, being her fix-ft Appearance here thefe eight Years. END OF THE PLAY, DANCING by Mr. e . IiA — TTERLY, Mr. PITT, Mifs S ...
... Nlacßreor, Mr. HAMBLIN (his first Appearance in that Character); Major Galbraith, Mr. lIIGMAN (from the TIP-atre Royal, Drury Lane, his first. Appearance) ; taillie Nicol Jarvie, Mr. MALL IN SON. Diana Vernon, Mrs. WAYLETT (her first Appearance these ...
... Or. QUITO GAM Got up under the' I)irrction of Mr. T. P. Cooke, with the most distinguished Eclat, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The Part of Gil Popo by Mr. ELLISTON (for that Night only); Gnyoneche by Mr. T. Y. COOKE • Velaic° by Mr. BP ; and Louisa ...
... THE METROPOLIS, Miss P. Horton, the Arieloi Drury Lane, and the universa! favourite of all playgoers, longer Miss Horion. She has given her hand, learn, to Mr. Wheatiey, respectable wharfinger.— Observer. COVERT GARDEN. —Report states that tbe Keeleys ...
... for repetition this evening. In addition to the Company ate en gaged Mr. WIELAND and Mr. F. SUTTON, Of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Mr. WRIGHT, Of the St. James's and Adelphi Theatres ; MONS, PLEGE, The Extraordinary Tight Rope Dancer, with his Infant ...
... Within, London, Pewterer. ironmonger, and Brazier, March 24, April 3, 28, at Guildhall. Samuel Murray, of Ruffel Court, Drury Lane, Mid dlefex, Bookfeller, March 24, 27, April 28, at Guildhall. William Powell, of Broad•ftreet, Surat Giles, Midalcfex, ...
... and Opera, the Marriage of Figaro, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, MISS the admired who has created @ great sensation in the of Orpheus, in Balfe's Opera, the Maid of Honour, at the Royal Drury Lane, London. Painctpat Cornet-a-Piston, HERR KCENIG Leaper ...
... ffcrrAti- Fl7/7 or ! 141 r, SHUTE It KA N.N.Gs *err yespectfulii informs- the Piadic, that tax 'ditties , of Stage Alarrager of Drury . Lane Theatre; impossible' for him tornakchi,appestar.ce Hi:tali - n*lam otrttlie.icrise..: • Has die twanliounce to' atid' 0 ...
... wits of the Age • a great many of which have never before been publiabtd. - By RALPH WEWI TZE R, Of the 'Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London, printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster Rim; J. Miller, Bow Street, Covent Garden • C,..-- lapple, ...
... Silvester, resid ing in Leak Street, was brought up on the above charge, pre ferred by a Scotchwoman named Ever, residing in Drury Lane. It appears that the poor woman bas lately lost eight fowls, and could not ascertain who the thief was ontil Tuesday lest ...
... the dulcet melody, Tickling people's ravished cars, Like the music of the sphere?, But in cadence swelling »oou. Like a Drury Lane bassoon, The sound length becomes a snore. Tremendous in its nasal roar, And warns the pastor's startled sheep That Exeter ...