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... Lacy, one of the petlfori-ers, and nephew of thse late Air. Lacy, joiut patentee IsI with Mr. G arrick in the Drury-lLte Theatre.--On 29th Aug. last, at Mlonteo Video, Capt. Thlomas Blidge, of the sh2i) t Brutlts-1O the °5tli ult. its London, Airs. I-lodgson ...
... necessary to assure them, that the po op'litg t II ci, are selected for the 'Evenin's 'ranuse- do greeA. !been ?? in- st3e first Theatres of the metro- orl' 518l1.ificd approbatiorn; fromt which ie is inducel P>iiC th*y viil not be found unworthy of their patronage ...
... 'flvispcsvcwd Lxe~ing (FRIDAY) M'arch 20, pro \l IT rl ormvoid a Glrnvi Mfelob Drana, as performed up- patr tha G]() BI0~k at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lanc; ?? wr t%,lj bv M. G. LCrIYs, Esq.. aithor of ?? thse Tarar, en ecrer, Brlapivovo, Drove of Yenice ...
... exec;utchoesthte wi on tue!bvre U 6h C Otidy of June nLxt, 1%tli be excluded th e lwiulit Wthstiol.. Ur3, ohtr I I I i i I i THEATRE ROYAL. MR. PALME7R respectfally informs the Public, that his M BALL is fixed for Thursday, the 23rd inst. Tbe doors to be ...
... plan s and estimates, will be received by All. John Haughton, Treasurer, or J0S. 1). WE3BB Secretary, No. 6iT, Bold-street. THEATRE ROYAL. I.lPAL E I, itrespectfoliv informis the Public, that his M B il is 1ixed for Thurs-sisy, thce '23rd iast. 'T'he doors ...
... above statement may be known by a reference to E smith. Y'heatre Royal, Liverpool. yin puble are espectfuY informed that the Theatre will open OnMONDAY next, the 11th of MAY, 182, W1cs U4ill be p Pesented Mefsit flay, of the FOUNDLING O THE FOREST. c~~eet ...
... CcirP. ih one of. the best Streets in Liverpool, an(' qlathis per Annum. 4ply to P. WooDs, Attorney, kt~stre*t ThapOrl. Theatre Royal, Liverpool. &r. BETTY'S THIRD NIGHT. lsis present FRWDAY, May 15th, 1812, 106r laleetiesr Servat ill. rfiorm the favorite ...
... 1te afsse s A ' J l After which, ,ic the iirst iinae,a ne-v Mulsica' Eintertaittimeflt,tiS ron ptrfornibig at .he Lyceuin Theatre, London, witu uni- versal approbation and appia-ose, Cdaitd - rTURN OUT: (Wyjritten bp .h. ...
... Miss SIVITHt. l of the Thirki A't, tls' fhvouritt zRISH LILT, By Mu Liss end IMs S. ADAM.- fhe PlAy (iX first t hrn zthis Theatre) a Grand Ballet d of the Pt e (n Pa omnime called (a flew Suwaoe; withthe orig nal MIRROP? SCENE -4s performed at the Openr ...
... 7PSfperforssalzg Mvonday, Ineseay, Wedaesilay Thufsday, and Friday. atrnsevish Tiekebs~ o- he takred of 1Sir Roberts, ?? of the Theatre, of E. Sifh and rl e, and the usual placres. R.FRENCH LANGUAGE ;j CLLor' -Freuch Feacher' a- Nfr. - Pu!- - n M .her Schools ...
... anii MiediceneeidVten in Lotn_ , do:., are appoinsed - Agcnt t, sil. will siseny ibtir r rienda -at Vho Isale pr es. The not Theatre-Royail, 1) sr 1s, is now iII sueh a state of 4 i wardenessi th;:t the soafl'f.iing is s' casised up to pmsot the cbLtnga, ...
... street, when she will sing the most admired Airs, Cavatinas, and Rondos, fr'm'the Italian Operas,ae sung by her at the King's Theatre, Haymarket; anad favourite Songs from Handel's Oratorios-with English Words. The Concerts will be under the di- rection of ...