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... of the Premises may be seen, and further v particulars had by applying at the office of Mr. B.%RDs-5s e WE LL, Solicitor, Drury-lane, Liverpool. E r On By Order oj'the Mortgagee. - On Thursday next, the 51st day ?? list. at seven : o'clock in theeveningat ...
... Yet shall our latest age This parting scene review- Pride of the British stagp, A long and last adieu! The performers of Drury-lane 'fibeatre, anxious to irecord their testimony of respect for the advantages derived from Mr. Kemble's professional exertions ...
... Mvfr.Liston. rSO ofthe Evening, ?? Nw V C001' g12li Sontgs:- (never sang here) as repeatedly per- 'o°lb' Tbeatre-Roy I Drury-lane, called A or, Pompey and Dido, by Mr. -a.p, (neversung here) performed with apralr s tion at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- ...
... Pool-lane. S to . *eDortto to be opened at Six, and the Perform- IC ayt t-8 v ;e 'S 5eeto bei ?? peiey them e Theatre Rtyal, Drury-lane.) S ( el° an most respectfully infortned, 'that the S hthy beinbrated Perliorhie is enge ii S - at this Thestre. FOB THREE ...
... MR KEAN, t Thee Royal. Drury-lane.) I tcnos r ;espectfllY informed, that the ,ie ar e ebrated Performer is engaged Wethih at this Theatre, TR hEE WEE1 S O NI 1',NL , te honour or appearing for the fifth n vili ba'e time this Season, (i gIIDAY. SEPTEMBER ...
... FIXTUVAE5, Dr 'lrs. - By W'INSTANLEY and CROLE ,t the On Monday next, the 17th instant, at tsee. precisely,, at No. B, Drury-lane, by erdt Qf tb signees or to TTALUABLE COUNTING-1-OU Fiu f's. |vW comprising Double and Single Mrisogorf C ing-heouse Desks ...
... poeticaI %cEerttont. d PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. ti si On Friday last, the Theatre of Drury-lane re-opened sl -witthan Oratorio. After the Dead Marcia in Sal, -the ut following Monody, written by THOMAS CAMPBELL, Esq. was spoken by Mrs. BARTLEY:_ Britons ! ...
... WEST, w Ceristc P A S SE UL, by Mr. FL E X M O R E. r w!th a newa Farce, never acted here, as performed Ctceaerbezttroyai, Drury-lane; itch accamna- notens of applasese, called IN COG! Three Days ot a :well-known Hotel. $ir David Credulous . ?? rrelelirlt ...
... *.f-past ten. lIE NEXT TWO SUBSCRIPTION oplace onTUESDAY the 2srd, and TUESDAY 3oth Dec. inst. for which liss BYRNE, of Drury-lane, is engaged, WiS.-iof the CommsitteCef flalnlugenoenst) 21aster SAXOF and MT. C. SMITH *a And for the latter Evening, .Xr ...
... iltlfasevere dll- ness, in the 61ct year of bis Rge,,Mr. Robt. Palmer, fathidr-of the I hate Mr. Palmer of the Theatre Rtoval, Drury.lane. I. J of, On Fridaycorning last. at hls liboue, in Ilold-Wtreet, Mi. Blair, deist. His death willbe severely flt and lameuted ...
... side of I Bold-street, in the possessian of-, at the clear rent e Iof £65. 3. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, on the west side of Drury-lane, 6 yards in front, and in depth to a ware- house in the possession of Messrs. Makin and Sutton, 24 yards. d 4. A DWELLING-HOUSE ...
... FEW SHARES in the Liverpool GAS-LIGHT Aj Concern.-Apply to Mr. JAS. Munnsow, John- - street, or to Mr. CHAS. Row03fLsoN, Drury-lane. her GAS-LIGHT Co. for WO SHARES to be Sold by Private Contract, to- nc- gether or separate, price 501. each. None need ...