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... • . will take pla6 On FRIDAY next, the Bth.instant, - to , the engagement' OF Mrs. Stanley at, the Theatre Royal , Drury -. •, * lane, on which occasion, Mr. • J. WARD, (the Champion,) and. Mr. M. ROBINSON, who have ,on this.occasion * kindly •':'- ~ ...
... Public, hie UNKIVALLED BAND, engaged Mr. CASE, Pint Violin S do nf the Concern iullieu and Mutard. of the I heatre- Royal, Drury •lane, and who übtatuad immauae succcm on the Cuntiaeat. PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING (Tbumdat). the ioauat. »4HT FIRST. Orrrlure ...
... c-- tans register, eopperA and topper.fa..t. cncd,and in ere/ye:specs • venteL—For , de. apply to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Erokei, Drury -lane. • For BUENOS AYRES., The fine Britis&built Brig II UNTCLIFF, • WILLIAM VINEIL, L M.‘m. AI, Burthen per register 182 tons ...
... rn, Drury Lane, 2 e engaged to perform here FORl ONE ' 8k w EdnVilt make his appearance THIS EV N , In , in two of his most popular t characters. . r. GIBER and Miss BALLIN, principal i dancers of the Theatres-Roval, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, are ...
... Concert will take place THIS EVENING. Second Week of Mr. DOWTON and Mr. F. VINING, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden; and Drury Lane.— Fifth Night of Mr. MACKAY, of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. THIS present FRIDAY, September 6th, 1839, the Entertainments ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, LIVERPOOL. The Last Week of Mr. and Mrs. WOOD, of the Theatres- Royal, Drury. Lane and Covent-Garden. The Opera of AMILIE having been received on Monday Evening with the most enthusiastic applause, will be repeated on Wednesday. T HIS present ...
... —W. REYNOLDS, Breightmet, Ltincasl: ire, eott on-spinner.—J. BEAGLEY, Camde -town, victualer.—J. Riceva. High Holborn and Drury lane, London, carver and gilder. —J. R jun., Dowgate-doek , Upper Thames-street, London, drysalter.—J. and J. AntiNs, Contrition ...
... t Spectacle of THE SEVEN CH/ S; 011, ST. GIiORGE AN . DRAGON. ,As performed nightly, last se - ,at the Theatre-Royai, Drury- , lane, to crowded-' overflowing houses. The whole of the entertainmen under the direction itir..Ducrow, and as originally produced ...
... eclebrated SIGNOd ANTONIO BERlNA ?? Danseor Comique Italian Eleve de L'A dA periale do Theatre della Icala a Milan.-The o n Drury Lane Theatre beig postponed, has nfftorde in g - ment an opportunity of m f ii lond, this unrivalled A s h i m talented Mazouria ...
... driving over him when it was in full fpeed. This is the greateft fire that has been in the Metropolis fince the burning of Drury- lane Theatre. Meffrs. Gillows and anceftors have conducted bufinefs one hundred years, and never before were burnt down. *+ ...
... CAWSE, of the Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and ol Covent Garden; Mr. G. STANSBURY, of the Theatres- w Royal Covent Garden and Drury Lane; Mr. EnM)uNDs, oftheTheatreSaLOy5l, Edinburghn Mlr.BRowNE, ofthe ir Theatres-Royal Drury Lane and Dablin; and Mr. and p ...
... e for the comfort of passengers the first class.— For freight or passage, apply to Messrs. C. and Co. or to HENRY FOX, Drury .lane. Warranted first *»>.«•/. MS. For HOBART TOWN and SYDNEY, The line British-huilt Brig S U A , Captain Tnos. Buck; at Lloyd’s; ...