... | THEATRE, AYR. MR. TEMPI.ETON, (0/ the Ihcatics-Boyal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) WILL have the honour of presenting his Selection from the Works of the great National Poet, entitled THE BEAUTIES OF BURNS, which was enthusiastically received in London ...

... THEATRE, AYR. MR. TEMPLETON, (Of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) WILL have the honour of presenting his Selection from the Works of the great National Poet, entitled THE BEAUTIES OF BURNS, which was enthusiastically received in London ...

... (to him) eventful season, he was engaged to perform the first tenor characters in both the great houses, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, exploit unparalleled the history of vocalists; for instance, performing the Sonnambula the first piece at one house, and ...

... Lord Stanley, has prevailed. very beautifully engraved portrait of the Rev. Mr Cumming, minister of the Scotch Church, near Drury Lane, has just been published. The Church has recently undergone thorough repair, and the exterior has been richly decorated ...

... spectator. The shopkeeper admitted grounds assumed a character, well as the Baron whom tiio grounds belonged : it was it a Drury-Lane audience should insist upon representing the Court of Denmark, leaving the task of enacting the Player King and Queen to ...

... if railways in that country. Tsar An-Unsex.— iii'- annual meeting of the to the Art-Union of monism was held Tuesday in Drury-Lane 'Dwane, 11- the Doke of in the chair. The report, after alluding to the late proceedings in to Art-Unitas, stated that the ...