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... rpiIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA-NE. June ?? ?? 1827.â Notice is hereby given, that a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the THEATRE ROYAL DRURY-LANE COMPANY of PROPRIETORS will be he hi- on WED- NESDAY the 4th of July next, at Two ?? precisely, in the Saloon of the Theatre ...
... country. j Catalogues, &C. may be -had on application, or forwarded to . any address. Private Boxes at Covent-Garden and Drury- Lane Theatres. ROYAL BATHS, No. 9, SUFFOLK-PLACE, Pall-mall East.? SHAM POOIN G. TURKISH ME- DICATED VAPOUR, AROMATIC, SULPHUR ...
... VESTRIS' OLYMPIC IiON ES, as well as being Mr. Bunu's Agent for the letting ofliis Private Boxes at Covent-Garden and Drury- Lane Theatres.— Subscribers to Andrews's Library are liberally supplied with all the New Works, English and Foreign, as sooff ...
... ; Baptiste (a Tra- \«d ' \i Sanders.â Amelia (betrothed to Theodore, aged ir!. 1 - pne ilate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, her gfl'l - He here); Georgette (her Daughter, aged 6), J, ?? «pi> par * ' . [,â u i-e (Attendant ou Amelia), Mrs. Tay- ...
... bd. a new and revised Eui- ti^n (bebig tiie >d , of THE LAND WE LIVE IN : The new Co- medy, acted, for the first time, at Drury Lane Thea- tre, on Saturday, Dec. 29, ISO 4. Bx FRANCIS LUDLOW HOLT. F.sq. Primed by R. Wilks ; and sold by J. Bell, at the Wceklv ...
... stomach, and resists completely he effects of acids, atmospheric air, Ac. ? At Home from Ten till Five. r pHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LA>NE, A June 28. 18.12.? Notice is hereby- given. tfiat a GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the THEATRE ROYAI. PRURY LANE COMPANY of PROPRIETORS ...
... Price at Half Past Eight. ? Places and Privaie Boxes may be engaged on application to Mr. Parker (from the Theatre Royal* Drury Lane), and of Mr. Stuck, Box-keepers, at the Office of the Theatre, from Ten till Four ; or to Mr. Sams, Librarian to*H. R. H ...
... the Theatres Royal 9( ,,,d an;i Newcastle, hi* first appearance on this Sia--e) ? v ?? t;:,,ver i/rom the Theatre Royal. Drury- Lane he- ,,,inmce ni; tins Sta_rc). ? After which (sixth lime) i-flviil \ ; or. The Apuanti.m on Uie White Hoi*ee! or Love' ...
... published, all the Vocal Music in THE BONDMAN, as now performed with the greatest possible success at tke Theatre Royal, Drury- Lane, written by ALFRED BUNN, Esq. The most popular Songs are the following : â It is not form, it is not face ; ballad, ...
... taken out annually of Mr. T. -\-t, Deputy Serjeant Trumpet to His Majesty, at the rzy Office, Si. James's. f PHEATRE ROYAL DRURY -LANE.* By A Order ofthe Proprietors, Partners, Trustees, and Board o: M -rug* mem, if any Author, Performer, Servant, or Tradesman ...
... at the above Warehouse. Strand Theatre, a Private Box on the Dress Circle, one guinea per night, for six persons; and a Drury- Lane Box for eight per- sons, two guineas per night ; after four o'clock, 1/. lis. 6d. Private Boxes let nightly for all the ...
... o'clock Nov 1834 TBOx'eS ?? ?? principal Tiers and in the best Situations, admitting eight persona each, for Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Madame Vestns's Theatres, may be securei niirhtlv at ANDREWS'S LIBRARY,' 167, New SSStiSE lab- scr.bers to this Library ...