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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. To the Editor of the Worcester Journal. S' »—1 perceive wlih considerable surprise, by the reports of the proceedings at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner, that allusion was made ihercai tlis Grace ihc Duke of Beaufoit and by Mr ...
... 1 beutre-Royal, IVor>. ester. MISS DUNCAN, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, This present TauasDAY, August 4, wili bonrcseDted Shakespeare’s celebrated Play of As You Like It. Rosalind, with the Cuckoo Song, Miss Dcncam. End the Play Song, by Mr. Andrews ...
... Fioarro,” at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ( ...
... from the Royal Italian Opera; MISS POOLE, From the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ; HERR DAMCKE, Primo Tenorc from the Grand Opera at Berlin ; and MR. BURDINI, From the Theatre-Hoyal, Drury l«ane. Pianist MR. BENEDICT, The celebrated Composer. Conductor, 31R ...
... Stafford, Suffolk, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, York. Essex, Derby, Montgomery, and Rutland.” A strange blunder appeared the Drury Lane Bills of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday—it this, Uvant Hex el Hegina ! ...
... . 'inomas Fidkartl, High llolborn, liackmyouin. Darwin dander, Brill Row, Souim Town, victualler Felir Joseph McCarthy, Drury Lane, baker Charles Jean Baptiste Pans, Old Bond Street, hatter. Thomas Turner, New Bond Street, upliolsterer. RoUrt Addle Street ...
... aud Leeds, 8} pr.; North Midlaud, 34 dis; dis; and Brighton, 13) dis, from Fridays Gazette, Cy | Kida, Brownlow Street. Drury Lane, coach Cartier Thomas SowLer, Manchester, heeller, Joun Horr, Rusholme, Manehester, banker, Davio Derby, James Howtr, Manchester ...
... Evening during the Eutler fPeck. ° N EASTER MONDAY. April 3, Written by G*o Colmas, Esq. and Performed at the Thcatrc-Koyal, Drury Lane, uith unbounded Applause After which, never acted h re, the justly celebrated and very PANT' >MIME Harlequin and Mother ...
... DRUM POLKA, The Performance of which attracted this Season the most Crowded Audiences cter assembled the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. ween the Parts .of the Concerts will be performed JI’LLIEN’S NEW ARRANGEMENT THE NATIONAL ANTHEM. • GOD SAVE TH E E N,” ...
... Season are MR. CONWAY. Mr. HAMBLIN (of the Theatre ((.oval Drury-Lane) Mr. DKNNING. Mr. BUTLER. Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. MUDE. Mr. BENSON, Mr. THORNE, (the latter four of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) MR. ISAACS, (of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden) Mr. EGAN ...
... EVENING CONCERT, AT THE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY’S ROOM, FOREGATE STREET, WORCESTER. TEMPLE T O N, (Of the Theatres Hoynl, Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) ILL have the honour*«f his First Appearance in Worcester, since his return frum America, in one of his ...
... Grocer.—John Kent, of .Southampton, Builder.—Rnocb Kitijj, of Bateman’* .redileh, Middlesex, Pavjour.— Phillip Phillips of Drury Lane, Taylor and Draper —William Shoreditch,'Middlt s»*K, Willow-s«)uare and Straw Hat Manufacturer.—l homa» Bennett StoiharJ ...