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... informed, that the THEATRE is open for the Race and that Bair. Vandevho#, (Of tae Theatres Liverpool and Manchester.) (Of the Drury Lane ant Dublia,) Mr. (Of the Theatres Royel, and Manchester) , ARE POR THE WEEK. This present Tuesday y May 8th, 1332, Will ...
... FIRE WORKS. To-morrow, no — On Monday, October Zed. Mes. BENE- Frr; en which cecasion Meo J. RU . from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make S first appear ance. The new drama of es de Vere. Mes. Hoskins.Mrs. RayMonp. — Russell's Mr. —Th ...
... PANTOMIME, AND FIRE WORKS. To-morrow, (Satu: On Monday, € ber Mrs. RavMonp’s Fir; en Mr. J. RUSSELL, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, will make his first appear ance. ‘The new drama of Agnes de Vere. Mrs. —d = Russell's e Fancy Ball. Mr. 4nd the new farce ...
... the extraordinary EVOLUTIONS of CHING LAU (late of the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, and who is engaged at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) together with several most uncommon and wonderful Performances never before attempted, which have gained fur Cbiug Lau ...
... the Theatres Roral, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, having been expressly engaged for the Race Week. Monpar, May 7, 1838, the performances: wail! corr _ mence with the new and highly-successfal Dray (never acted here}, as Drury Lane, several successive ...
... the comedy Cibber, in the c she performed afterwards at of the Busy Body ; Bath, from w hence 5 he was transplanted to Drury- lane Theatre. A t that period most of the parts iu ing in the which she was formed to shine, session of M rs. Pritchard, and ...
... right hand a candlestick, like some unhappy wight about 10 do On being awoke, he them that he was astonc-mason living in Drury lane, and had been reaming that he was going; to his work in Whitechapel. Ley accordingly pat him into a cab to protect him from ...
... Butts, Pipes, UufshaaJs cheaper than the above prices. , • # Private Bases, and Admission for the Ktoß •» Coseot Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, the Niffb*. Week, and Beasou. N.B. No Orders will be attended unless accompanied with Remittance, aud Postage ...
... OF the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, and her Niece, Miss JOHNSTON, the same Theatre, and Mr. BEDFORD, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, are engaged to for ONE NIGHT, and will make their appearance on SATURDAY next, August 9, when will be presented the Opera ...
... Butts, Pipea, Hogsheads, cheaper than the above priees. Private Boxes, and Admission for the King's, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, by Night, Week, and Season. N.B. No Orders will be attended to unless accompanied with a Remittance, and Postage ...
... Sheridan's celebrated Entertainment of THE CAMP, Now Performing with the mo c t distinguished applause the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The whole to concfude with REVIEW OF THE SOLDIERY. Tickets to had Miss Ward, Mr. Hanley's, Bridge-street Row; and of Mr ...
... Saturday, Dec. 1, 1801. most superb and elegant full lenth figure, taken from life, of MISS FISHER, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Thi« extraordinary young lady, (not more than tv.elve years and an half old), whose superior theatrical merits it is impossible ...