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... Sion/' and Mr. Latham, from the Dublin stage, made their first appearance before an English audience on Saturday evening, at Drury Lane, in The Barber of Seville. The ladv, as Rosina, sung and acted very prettily, and was much applauded. Mr. Latham's Figaro ...
... benefit concert took place on Wednevlay last at St. John'* Hon*, upon which occasion Miss Gr&ddon, from the Theatre Royal, Drury. Lane, made her appearance as principal singer. In the songs, • Shoul she upbraid, *' Come love to me. ami Weber's Scena from ...
... another Court was held, for the purpose of receiving the Address from the House of Commons. Her Majesty last evening visited Drury Lane theatre, and was received with the most enthusiastic tokens of lovalty and affection. Sunday last was the birth-day of tlie ...
... place Wednesday EveniNik next, the iast. at St. John's House. Principal Singer, Miss GIIA DON, from the Tb.eatife Royal Drury Lane Leader, Mr. F.. .principal Flute, Mr. Monzani, first flute, at the Philharmonic Concert, who has kindly offered to play ...
... unless aceom• vamcd with remittances* and jtostage paid. P. S. Persons, visiting London, may obtain Boxes at the King's, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden Theatres— on the most reasonable terms. 11799 Under tin August Patronage of Ilh the Royal Family, the ...
... life is despaired Odd Blunder.—Moody, the player, went to Robins's Auction Room, a few mornings since, to purchase share of Drury Lane Theatre; but being deaf, he discovered, when the lot was knocked down to him, that, instead of the share of the Theatre ...
... of WILLIAM TELL; •> Or, The Hero of Switzerland. The Part of Albert, (as originally performed by her die Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,) Miss Clara Fisher* To which will be added, (by Particular Dcsirt,) Tlie popular Farce of OLD AND YOUNG; Or, The Four Mowrrats ...
... and that the drawing of the prizes, which has been long postponed, will now take place on Tuesday, the 13th inst., at Drury. lane theatre. Mr. Buckingham's Visit to Winchester and Salisbury.—lu another part of our paper of to-day will be seen an announcement ...
... acted here), the interesting Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, founded on Le Sage's celebrated Work, performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane, upwards of nights with great applause, entitled GIL BLAS ; OR, THE BOY OF SANTILLANE. Tickets to be had of Mr. Hield, Mr ...
... assisted J I , m n y 'torn Londoni The CborUsses will be particularly hill, and the different parts led Gentlemen tram the Drury Lane and Coveht Garden Oratorios; the number exceeding Ohe Hundred and Twenty. Leader, Mr. LODER.—Orsan, Mr. FIELD.-*-Piano and ...
... were on Tuesday at anchor Bertheaume Bay, and seemed determined put to sea. Their Majesties and the Princesses visited Drury- Lane Theatre last night, and were received with the customary tributes of loyalty. The performances were The Wheel of Fortune ...
... NVivchesteh—a Charge delivered to the Rev. John Itt'id, his Ordination as Missionary, at the Scots' Church, Crown Court, Drury Lane, by the Rev. Dr. Wardlaw, of Glasgow—Essay on the Nature and Employments Heaven—Extracts from Milinan's History of the Jews ...