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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mils WsUtein bar ng been suddenly recalled Dublin, in cons quence of the seeere indisposi ic, of her mother, the notice was circulated in bsnd-bills, in excuse for her non-appi arance at Drury-lane Theatre in the pan nf Ltiiti* Hardy ...
... the A Comedy of ,THE RIVALS. , t, , Acre*,, Mr Mathew*, - Front (be Theatre Royal Lyceum, and of the late Theatre Royal,. Drury Lane. Sir Anthony Abfolute, Mr Fullam. Sir l.uciut ©’Trigger, Mr. Lee. Julia, MifaWalftein. To which will be added a Farce, called ...
... carried (he Bakin Business these nrunv past. Application to made Janies Ucidy. 5.*, Thomasstreet, or to Mr. Flood, 19. Drury lane. TO LET, yf/ tcad. hr yum! Glusnevin, For'li.■ ■ ...
... Month, or the beginning January, 1816, abifted by the diatingu'shetl Uicnts of Mr. j. PHILLIPS, of the Theatre- K oval, Drury lane) and Madame O’MORAN. Subacriptiona to tbe Six Concerto, Two Ouiaeaa. Subscribir.’ Name* received at Willi*'* Music Warebouae ...
... latter end of neat Miirith, or the beginning of January. ISIS, M&ialed the distinguished talents of Mr. J. the Theatre-Royal, Drury lane, aud dame O'M ORAN. Subscriptions to the Six Concerts. Two Guineas.— Shibscriben' Names received at Willis's Music Warehouse ...
... Title may be seen pooled the Coffee-room of Exchange, or by applying to 83 WM. BENNETT, Broker. TO BE LET. THE House, 21. Drury lane, near Steplieo-street, with al irge regr, on which there are material), fur building and gateway entrance. Fee particulars ...
... by Pans, and brought dispatches from the Duke •f Wellington, die. Mr. Guy brought dispatches from Ghent. The Managers of Drury .lane about to revive threenragedies, in which Mr. Kean it to sus'am characters t Macbeth is to lake the lead. About the tame ...
... Kysa, Mr*. Stewart Daphne, Mr* Johnson. The I*ublic are retpeelfolly Informed that Mr*. Dicaonj, from the ’.rbreatre Royal, Drury lane, {* engaged for a short period—due Notice wiD be giecn hpr first ppvarance. 2 PRIME MALT WHISKEY/. GORMAN. re*|iecUuUy acquaint* ...
... birth-day, on Monday, were the Duke of Rich* mond; the £ar) of Dirtmouth, and the nuoieroui neighbouring Nobility. Miu S.-niih, Drury, lane Theatre, was received at Frogmore the Princeii Elizabeth with her iiiual coinletceuding manneri, who conducted her into ...
... Garden adjoining same j the muse, No. Townsend-, street ; the House, No- Exchequer street i and a Ware bouse and Premises Drury lane, and Cl-irke’s-court. Sale 10 commence Two o’clock ROBERT WHITE.? Sl . : ffs WM. WOt-D, S “■ JOHN LITTI.EDALE, Auctioneer ...
... 2fth. «ii;b* . the admired Operatic Romance cl - THE DEVIL’S BRIDGE. Count Beliino, Mr. Phil ips, From the heatre-Royal, Drury. Lane, his fifth lpiKWance here these six years), in wlikh e will in'roduc THE NEW BATTLE SONG. From the Opera of*.' The Unknown ...
... with twelve children living, the youngest of whom forty years of age— Examiner. Mr. Kean arrived bn Saturday nigfit at Drury, lane theatre. He drove to the stage door in post-chaise and four, and was welcomed by many his brother actors. ...