... Rossini, entitled - THE MAID OF PALAISEAU. Monville Mr. STRETTON. Albert Mr. ALLEN. Miss POOIE. (All of lite Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) Annette-^.,.Mi5s P. (Of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden.) . . Marcel Monterre ,„.Mr. SIMPSON. Mr. A. YOUNGE. 4 I«aac_ ...

... Brothers. The whole to conclude with the Comedy, in three acts, called ANIMAL MAGNETISM. The Celebrated JUAN DE CASTRO, from Drury Lane, Cerent Garden, the Italian Opera House, &c.,&c., has generously offered his services on this occasion, and will co through ...

... in their hands produce upon the ear a continuation of full-toned voices. The Morwng Herald, speaking of the Distins at Drury Lane, states that tl ey played Meyerbeer's ' Robert toi que j'aime,' which was rapturously encored, when they substituted D ...

... iiaras, Rojrlo, and Breese, Llanfylian, Mont. Sosnery-liire, ntturaejs (as far regards J. Williams)—Wallis and Collins. Drury lane, and Church.laue, Whitechapel, general dealers —W. Blake and W. Sheffield, merchants—T. Stirling and E. and T. Tap ley, ...

... Advertisements. royal assembly rooms, LEAMINGTON. SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1848. MR. TEMPLETON, CLate of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, S;c. HAS the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Leamington, and its neighbourhood, that will ...

... ov and all the principal Nobility, will make their first e Also Mr. T. RIDGWAY, of the Theatres Royal, Ce vent Garden and Drury Lane, Mr. ADDISON, the old favourite Miss KATHLEEN FITZWILLIAM, and the Misses KENNETH of the Theatre Royal, Dublin, together ...

... Five Nights more, when, in addition to the great talent already announced, tlie celebrated .Mr. (of the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Adelphi,) will appear. Oil MONDAY next, will he presented Sheridan's Grand Historical Play of PIZ A R HO, with the ...

... Butts, Pipes, Hogsheads, cheaper than the above prices. Private Boxes, and Admissions for the King’s, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, by the Night, Week, and Season. N. B. No Orders will attended unless with a Reniiltanre and Postage paid. ...

... CtItTfrATTS to Le granted. ' Feb. 'l5. john Houck, of Ifeaton Norris, Lancashire, Common Brewer. Thomas Clarke, of Broker Row, Drury Lane, Middlesex, Cahinet-mak , r and broker. _ George Tully the younger, of Bristol, Cutler. Richard Wm. Vallack, of East Stonehouse ...

... July 22. Michael Marshall, of New Sarum, Wilts, Carpenter. Robtrt Billing, of Vinegar Yard, otherwise called Woburn Street, Drury Lane, Middlesex, Victualler. William Wilson, of Wellingborough, arid Ralph Wilson, of Islip, Northamptonshire Merchants. John ...

... SIDES. Written by T. Hokroft, Efq. Author of the Road to Ruin, Follies of a Day, &c. stc. as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, with unbounded Appro• Lation. End of the Pby (fecond Time IV: Seaton) Mr. RICHER's INIMITABLE Performance on the TIGHT ...

... CREDITORS. November i—Jofeph Fither, of Polliugton, Yorkfhire, Srcdfman, at the. Greyhound Inn, Fcrry Bridge. s—John Norton, of Drury Lane, Middlefex, Vidualler, at Guildhall. An Claude Rieder, late of London Houle Yard, St. Paul's, •London, 13ouhfeller, at Guildhall ...