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... VIRTUOUS POVERTY. by Henry Ridden. • Yob. 19s. W. bre& 3. The MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW. Br Henry Sidd.ma, of the Terrain-royal, Drury lane. 3 eels. 13a. Gd. b 6. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Mn Oneneon. eels. 13a. 6d. bare 7. The WINTER in JNDON. The Fifth Edition ...
... taste and neatness. The performers, with the exception of Miss •ra ?Loa, from Covent• Garden Theatre, and Mr CAat.►s, of Drury• Lane Tr, ..stre, arc the same as last season. Pamg/orr is always r .-w, and received great applause. The most juens arrangemmts ...
... POVERTY. By Henry Sidi:Whs. 3 vols. 13s. tip. hoards. 5. 'rho MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW. By Henry aiddons, of - the Theatre-royal, Drury lane. 3 vols. Ida. 6d. loads. 6. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By Miss Owenson. 9 eels. 13s. 6d. boards. 7. The WINTER in ••ONDON. The ...
... SIEGE OF TROY ; Composed by Mena. Rossi The last Night but two of the Coneitany't piertttiling this Neaten. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE. iiiSEN EVENING, June IS, 1807, Their billefestie: Servants will aft th..Cn , iirly of SHF - ‘ -- )ors TO CONQUER. ton ...
... o chester, oh o oil , I.i the came of the lamming, preseot other specimens of Comte MRS. JORDAN'. min*: . THEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY LANE. UN MONDAY, MAY 20, 1805, Their Mepeaks Servants Intl AA Play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. Poised; Vre.ierich, Mr. Amiens ...
... Processions, sad Combat., to he calksl THE TIGER. HORDE. A:lm, in the service of MN flaws. Mr T. Cooke. of the Theatre-Royal Drury lane. who will sutroduee in the worn of the pione a wisely of nrw Ad 11. a new charnel r Ballet.—Principal Dancers. Monsieur ...
... time, an entirely new Comic Borletta, called Wheel. 'viol i n s Wheel., in which Mir. Voule, late of the Theatres Royal Drury. lane and I.yerion, w.II male her first appearance on this Slue —Othrr No►elties are in preparation. ...
... twelve month, and she remains perfectly well. Any information of the above fact may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's -court, Drury lane, London. Mr. Spilibury is not accountable for any mixture seld, unless the w ion By the King's Patent are inserted on the ...
... 313 JA.TICI. W of, Ryder's court, St Ann'e, Soho, Middles ace, glarer and leather-seller . 11 Jahn Senioi, Broad-court, Drury lane, money-scrivener 3 10 . . Lyon Aaron, G .sport, Hampshire, slopsener X 11l John Harkness, Addle.street, Wssod.street, London ...
... the Vkt of will b • ,l a revived Comedy, and be lied of Joidati, at her house, Fox THE OF SIcINOR A ACE TUE ATM-ROYAL. DRURY LANE AN MONDAY, APRIL 14, Their Majesties 'L., Servants teal a 3, tor the Sist time at this Theatre, the in three eet,, ~r THE ...
... Opera-Honas); Roger Slyest.ll, Mr. Wilkinson (from the English Op ra-House); Humplary Nub, Mr. Conch (r the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane); Jury Stump, Mr. Campbell ; Silverloogue, Mr. Eu• wearily (front the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh); Steward, Mr. Daly ; Ist ...
... Dublin r HE Favourite Comic Opera of THE SOL- I DIM RETURN, new perforating with utile-mind applaumi at the Thearre-Royal. Drury lane, composed and arranged for the Piano-forte ay Mr. Hook, op. 108, price 84 ; Practical Rules for Playing and Teaching the ...